Kimberly Friedmutter

Kimberly Friedmutter (formerly Stevens), is the author of the book Subconscious Power, a hypnotherapist and life-management expert, and the American actress and model best known for Evil Obsession, Time Under Fire, and the reality series Sin City Rules.

Career From 1997-2003 she developed and hosted the radio talk program In the Heat of the Night on KLSX Los Angeles, the home of Howard Stern. Kimberly originated the word "spague," a portmanteau of "specific" and "vague," to describe a technique in language and writing that leaves one curious about the speaker's intention. A variation of this usage was first seen in a business article published in Forbes to describe the ability for one to be "specific yet vague, with just enough information to keep clients engaged." In 2019, the show How the Other Half Lives (UK), produced by Spun Gold TV, a BAFTA Award-winning production company, featured Kimberly's exceptional lifestyle and her book Subconscious Power. In October 2019, Kimberly accepted the honor of co-chair, with David and Jackie Siegel, of Victoria's Voice Foundation, an organization whose mission is to raise awareness about substance abuse and fight the opioid epidemic. In August 2022, Kimberly was honored as an esteemed Judge of the 2023 Mrs. American Pageant, preceding the Mrs. World Pageant, in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Personal life In 2009 Kimberly dated Baywatch star David Hasselhoff.

She is currently a Celebrity Hypnotist and Life Management Expert, and a financial supporter of the Opportunity Village of Southern Nevada.

Friedmutter was previously married to Charles Vallow in the 1980s, who was later killed as part of the Vallow–Daybell doomsday murders in 2019.

Acting credits

Film Evil Obsession as Margo Johnson (1996) Time Under Fire as Jeannie Deakins (1997) A Match Made in Heaven as Mom (1997) The Russian Godfather