Christina Anstead
HGTV host; interior designer; Flip or Flop
Christina Anstead (born July 9, 1983) is an American television personality and interior designer who became a household name through her work on HGTV renovation shows. She first gained prominence alongside ex-husband Tarek El Moussa on Flip or Flop, a reality series that followed the couple as they purchased, renovated, and resold properties in Southern California. The show's success made Anstead one of HGTV's most recognizable personalities and helped establish the home renovation genre's popularity in mainstream television. After her divorce from El Moussa, Anstead continued her television career with Christina on the Coast, a show that shifted focus to interior design and home makeovers in a broader scope beyond property flipping. She later launched Christina in the Country, extending her brand to rural properties and expanding her design philosophy. Anstead has become known for her accessible design aesthetic that balances contemporary and farmhouse elements, making renovations feel aspirational yet attainable for viewers. Beyond television, she has built a lifestyle brand including design products and social media presence, leveraging her platform for home décor and wellness content. Her business acumen and media savvy have made her one of HGTV's most successful personalities, demonstrating the evolving nature of celebrity in the digital age where television personalities become entrepreneurs and influencers.
Christina Grimmie
The Voice contestant; YouTube singer
Christina Aguilera
Grammy-winning singer; The Voice coach
Christina Ricci
Wednesday Addams in The Addams Family films
Christina Applegate
Kelly Bundy on Married... with Children; Dead to Me
Christina Rossetti
Victorian poet; author of Goblin Market
Entertainment
American
1983
Thinking about the name
Christina
Latin origin
“Derived from the Latin Christianus meaning 'follower of Christ,' Christina became a staple of European royalty and Christian tradition. The name rose to prominence through Saint Christina and was solidified by Swedish Queen Christina in the 17th century, making it a perennial choice for parents seeking both classical elegance and religious significance.”