Kerry Kersh

Kerry Nichole Kersh (née Harvick), also formerly known as Kerry Singletary (born September 10, 1974) is an American country singer, songwriter and reality television star, best known for her appearance on the first season of Oxygen Network's hit show Bad Girls Club.

Music career At the age of 19, Kersh performed on a local radio show, where she was discovered by Don Light who signed her to a publishing contract with Cal IV Entertainment. Her first cut as a songwriter was "Til Nothing Comes Between Us" for country singer John Michael Montgomery in 2002, which became a top-20 hit.

In 2004 Kersh signed to Lyric Street Records working with producer Byron Gallimore. Kersh released her first single that same year titled "Cowgirls", which was co-written by former Arista Nashville artist, Ryan Tyler, alongside Angelo Petraglia and Hillary Lindsey. Despite the single entering the Billboard country charts, peaking at number 45, Kersh was dropped from the label and her album would not be released. In 2005 Kersh released her second single "That's What Your Love Does" which did not chart. Her third and final single would be released in 2007 titled "The Biggest Thing", which also did not chart.

In 2005 Kersh posed in the March issue of FHM magazine, alongside fellow country singers; Catherine Britt, Jamie O'Neal, Jennifer Hanson, Jessi Alexander, Lauren Lucas, Shelly Fairchild and Tift Merritt.

Kersh began dating country singer David Kersh, whom she would marry in 2009.

Television career In 2006 Kersh starred in the first season of Oxygen Network's hit reality show, Bad Girls Club. In 2009, Kersh married country singer David Kersh in Comanche, Texas. They have two children together and still maintain residence in Comanche.

As of 2025, Kersh and her husband are now interior designers and realtors.

Filmography

Film and television

Music videos

Discography

Singles Year Single Peak positions Album US Country 2004 "Cowgirls" 45 Cowgirls (unreleased) 2005 "That's What Your Love Does" — 2007 "The Biggest Thing" — Single only "—" denotes releases that did not chart