Nina Parker

Nina Parker is an Emmy-nominated television journalist, presenter, and fashion designer with a career spanning nearly two decades in broadcast journalism, entertainment news, and plus-size fashion. Parker earned a bachelor's degree in broadcast and electronic communication arts from San Francisco State University and began her entertainment career at TMZ, advancing from runner to producer and on-camera talent. During her time at TMZ, she contributed to coverage of major celebrity news stories, including the deaths of Bernie Mac and Michael Jackson. She later served as a correspondent for CBS's "The Insider" and contributed to NBC's "Access Hollywood Live."

Parker gained further recognition as host of VH1's "Love & Hip Hop" reunion shows, a prominent reality television franchise, where she held the position for four years. She was an inaugural co-host of "Nightly Pop" on E!, a late-night entertainment news program, and appeared regularly on E!'s "Daily Pop" and "Live from the Red Carpet," conducting interviews at major Hollywood events such as the Oscars and the Grammys. Parker has also appeared as a pop culture expert on shows including "The Wendy Williams Show" and "The Talk." In 2026, she joined Crooked Media's "Keep It" podcast as a co-host alongside Louis Virtel, after previously serving as a guest host and becoming a fan favorite.

Parker hosted "Buy My House," a Netflix real estate series that reached the platform's top-10 charts, earning her an Emmy nomination. She also co-hosted "Friday Night Vibes" on TBS, a monthly talk series focused on popular films and diverse voices in the entertainment industry. Her work spans celebrity news, real estate television, and pop culture commentary, establishing her as a versatile figure in television journalism and entertainment.

Expanding her career into fashion, Parker launched a self-titled plus-size clothing line for Macy's, becoming the first Black designer to release an exclusive collection with the retailer. Motivated by her own experiences seeking stylish plus-size options for red carpet events, Parker is actively involved in all aspects of the brand, from fabric selection to design and styling. Her collection headlined Harlem Fashion Week, underscoring her impact on the fashion industry and commitment to inclusivity.

Parker's influence extends to representation for women of color and the plus-size community, as she continues to advocate for diversity and inclusion in both media and fashion. Her career reflects a dedication to creating space for underrepresented voices, both on screen and through her fashion line.