Realizing there was more to life than just the PTA and "wine-o-clock" play-dates, Andi made the ultimate decision to break free from the monotony of motherhood and hit the stage performing stand-up comedy at "The Comedy Store," "The Ice House," "Flappers," and "West Side Comedy Theater," and many more.Andi began her career in the entertainment industry during her Sophomore year in college, when she was discovered at "The Broward County Fair" in Florida and flown to Los Angeles to appear as a contestant on "The All New Dating Game."Andi was no stranger to the bright lights and cameras thanks to her high kicks and dancing skills as a "Hurricanette" for the "University of Miami" Hurricane football games and half-time shows, . It was an unforgettable four years of college football and you can even see her in the documentary "The U."Not long after her appearance on the dating show, she co-hosted a pop culture trivia game show on MTV with Chris Hardwick. Andi went on to host and write segments for "Healthy Living" on Jake Steinfeld's "Fit TV" and if you're a night owl, you may have seen her host "Friday Nights" on NBC.Aside from writing and producing segments behind the scenes, Andi found herself in front of the camera again as the "Gadget Girl," on the relationship talk show "Men are From Mars, Women are from Venus" and "Beauty Expert" on "The Other Half" starring Dick Clark, Danni Bonaducci and Mario Lopez.Andi proved to the world and herself that she wasn't just another "pretty funny mom" when she and her team tackled the frigid alps of New Zealand and won the adventure race show "72 Hours" on the Discovery Channel (yup, she found the $100,000 briefcase!)When this East Coast gal isn't booking commercials (18 last year), shooting films, appearing in comedy webisodes or unknowingly starting conspiracy theories about Melania Trump having a "body double" (look up Snopes)...she's raising a teenage son, hiking with her two Labs, practicing yoga and paddle boarding off PCH in Santa Monica. Show less «