Carrie Stevens

About Carrie Stevens

Carrie Stevens is an actress, model, and writer. She was born in Buffalo, New York and grew up in the small town of Hardwick, Massachusetts. Memphis State University is where she studied Journalism and modeled locally, before she packed her bags headed for Hollywood. Carrie has been enjoying many years of landing dream jobs gigs on hit TV shows, in major motion pictures and appearing in major magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Allure, and of course Playboy. In recent years, Carrie revisited her writing skills as a columnist for Hot Moms Club Magazine. Inspired by the experience of reaching millions of readers, Carrie decided to launch her own online magazine, Envi-image.com. The magazine is a perfect fit for Carrie; she combines her passion for the camera, and a cause… to get the word out about safe, non-toxic cosmetics and eco-friendly fashion.

You have probably seen Carrie Stevens on the big screen and small co-starring with Emmy winners Charlie Sheen and Jennifer Aniston, and Oscar winner Hillary Swank. She also appeared in “Rock Star” with Mark Whalberg. She has starred in independent films opposite exciting celebrities such as John Taylor (Duran Duran, Marked for Murder) and Don “The Dragon” Wilson (Redemption). Carrie has guest starred on many television shows. You may have seen her on “Two and a Half Men” , “Beverly Hills 90210” or “Days of Our Lives”. She has hosted three one hour shows for E!, including “Playmates of the 1970’s”. You may recognize her as the girl climbing the human chain as she starred in Third Eye Blind’s “Never Let You Go” music video.

Carrie was Playboy's Miss June 1997, and enjoys a continuing professional relationship with the Playboy family. Her commercial and modeling work is extensive, and has taken her all over the world.


Playmate of the Month: Miss June 1997
Playboy Spain Playmate of the Month July 1997
Playboy Japan Playmate of the Month August 1997

In 1987, at the age of 17, Stevens met Eric Carr, then-drummer of the rock band Kiss, who was 37 at the time. She spent nearly four years in a relationship with Carr until his death in 1991,[4] and was interviewed at length for the 2011 book The Eric Carr Story.[12] Stevens now lives in Los Angeles with her son Jaxon,[13] born from a subsequent relationship with her ex-boyfriend, film director Stephen Herek, whom she met during the filming of Rock Star.