Kristina Pink

Pink was born in Miami, Florida, and graduated from a high school in Pembroke Pines. She attended the University of Florida, where she earned a bachelor's degree in telecommunications in December 2007.

While in college, Pink contributed to the university's television station, WUFT, and radio station, WRUF-AM 850. She covered the Gators' women's basketball and softball teams and also produced athletics feature stories for the campus.

Pink began her professional broadcasting career in 2008 as a sports anchor and reporter at WDBD-TV in Jackson, Mississippi. At the station, she covered Super Bowl XLIV between the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts, as well as the 2010 Pro Bowl in Miami. She later worked at WGNO-TV in New Orleans and WTVJ-TV in Miami, where she covered the 2012 NBA Finals.

She joined Fox Sports in 2012 and covered the network's college football seasons in 2013 and 2014. From 2018 to 2021, she was one of two in-game NFL reporters on Thursday Night Football, working alongside Erin Andrews, play-by-play announcer Joe Buck, and analyst Troy Aikman. She also reported on the AFC during the 2018 and 2019 Fox Sports playoffs, including divisional and conference championship games.

After moving to Los Angeles, Pink began covering the Los Angeles Clippers and served as a courtside reporter for Prime Ticket in 2017. She later reported on the Clippers with Jaime Maggio for the team's regional sports coverage.

On January 8, 2022, Pink served as the Clippers' lead color analyst after Jim Jackson and Mike Fratello were unavailable. The following day, she slipped and fell face-first on the court after interviewing Clippers guard Amir Coffey. Coffey's teammates had doused him with water moments earlier, and Pink later confirmed that she was unhurt.

In 2025, Pink left the Clippers to join Prime Video's NBA coverage as a sideline reporter.

Pink has appeared on sports television programs in both reporting and acting-related credits. Her listed screen work includes NBA on NBA TV, NBA on Bally Sports, and NFL on Fox.

She also appeared in the 2019 film High Flying Bird, which is among the projects associated with her acting credits.