topic Re: Former QVC Host, Gabrielle Kerr, Representing Lug in Handbags

Former QVC Host, Gabrielle Kerr, Representing Lug

Caaareful Shopper — Tue, 05 Apr 2022 12:36:50 GMT

Starting today, Gabrielle Kerr is representing Lug.

However, not on QVC, but on Lug's own free App -- Lug Live -- and on Lug's Facebook page.

Her first Lug show is to 2:00 PM (EST) on Lug Live.

Gabrielle is strictly doing live presentations for the Lug Live app, although the Lug Live presentations could be live-streamed on FB as well. She said she has one Lug item coming up today for just $19!

[Debbie Wright remains Amy Richter's substitute QVC on-air representative for Lug.]

Re: Former QVC Host, Gabrielle Kerr, Representing Lug

turtle52 — Sat, 02 Apr 2022 16:39:54 GMT

I thought that Sally Combs was involved somehow.

Re: Former QVC Host, Gabrielle Kerr, Representing Lug

Caaareful Shopper — Tue, 05 Apr 2022 12:37:54 GMT

@turtle52 wrote:
I thought that Sally Combs was involved somehow.

@turtle52 Yes, Sally is also representing Lug. She's on both the Lug Live app and on Facebook.

Re: Former QVC Host, Gabrielle Kerr, Representing Lug

IMW — Sun, 03 Apr 2022 19:02:30 GMT

She's wonderful, a pleasure to watch.

Re: Former QVC Host, Gabrielle Kerr, Representing Lug

chrystaltree — Thu, 07 Apr 2022 19:18:51 GMT

Gabrielle represents a lot of different companies on social media. She's beautiful, funny, lively with the body of a supermodel. She's lovely family. They are building a home so she's doing her media content in studio space she rents. I'm happy that things are going so well for her.

Re: Former QVC Host, Gabrielle Kerr, Representing Lug

nevergivesup — Fri, 08 Apr 2022 14:41:25 GMT

Good for Gabrielle. I will never understand the decision makers at QVC letting her go along with Stacey Stauffer, Jill Bauer, Katie ( forgot her Irish last name), Cathy Pedrayes, going way back to the two Daves and many more. The pleasant, intelligent, non screamers seem to get the ax.

i know people will post that sales alone is the deciding factor but my guess is that it’s not the only one. I’ve never been in a work situation where personal politics didn’t play a role. Also, many of these that have been let go were at the midpoint, ten years or so, where their benefit packages would be increasing and some short-sighted genius thought it would be a good way to save money and bring in newbies. Just my thoughts.