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QVC’s Kerstin Lindquist say goodbye to Saturday morning Q after being part of the show for almost 11 years.
“Everything has been so good,” Lindquist he said on Saturday, December 28, alongside her co-host Albert Popeye. “I think some of the funniest moments we’ve had when we can’t stop laughing are where we’ve had to walk off the set. The Halloween shows are my absolute favorite too.”
Lindquist also remembered filming the show during its heyday Pandemic covid-19 in 2020.
“I know it sounds crazy, but some of my favorite memories were during the pandemic when nobody was here,” he shared. “It was just us. We were trying to stay on the air for you and how we could still be together because that’s what this show is about and we did.”
Courtesy of Kerstin Lindquist / QVC Facebook host Kerstin Lindquist announced that she is leaving the shopping network in early 2025. “After a prayerful year, God has led me to such a time as this,” Lindquist shared via Instagram on Saturday, December 21. “It’s time for me to step back from my job at QVC. It’s time (…)
On December 21, Lindquist announced that she would left QVC after 13 years to focus more time on family, as well as faith and well-being in women’s lives.
While she has six more QVC shifts in January 2025, Lindquist couldn’t help but share how important Saturday morning Q was to her life for more than a decade.
“Everyone says this but always the crew and these are the people behind it,” he shared with viewers. “You know what else I’m going to miss when it comes to you? Every Saturday, I had to sit with you. We had to have almost like a talk show and we could feel you were out there. … I’m going to miss that family feeling with our viewers every morning.”
Kerstin Lindquist and Alberti Popaj
Courtesy of Kerstin Lindquist/FacebookAs well as receiving positive messages from her friends and fellow QVC hosts Jennifer Coffey a Rachel Boesing during the show, Lindquist received high praise and praise from her longtime co-host.
“You have the biggest heart of any person I have ever met and I love you dearly, but most of all, your faith inspires me every day and your ability to always bring the most energy to everything you do,” Popaj said. “From looking after your family to looking after the people here at work to looking after our customers at home. I love you and I’m really going to miss you.”
Lindquist embraced Popaj in a hug before wiping away tears and presenting her final product of the show.
“Thank you very much for being with me for 11 years on this show,” he said as he signed off. “Next week, you get a great new host and I can’t wait to see you all grow. This will be the best show in 2025.”
Courtesy of Jennifer Coffey/nstagram Longtime QVC host Jennifer Coffey announced that she is leaving the network at the end of the year. “Please join me for my last show on New Year’s Eve. How fitting!” Coffey wrote via Instagram on Tuesday, November 19. “We close one chapter and begin another. I can’t wait to (…)
As Lindquist prepares for a new chapter in her life, she revealed in a blog post that she will work on her “StRest” a podcasthealth coaching and a book deal that includes a devotional coming in 2025.
“This has not been an easy decision but at the same time it has been extremely simple,” she wrote via her blog. “I am leaving because the Lord has shown me that it is time to use the gifts he has given me to serve women more prominently in faith and well-being.”
Saturday morning Q airs on QVC Saturdays at 10 am ET.
