Sabine Ehrenfeld

As of 2007, Sabine is no longer the spokesperson for Overstock.com

In winter/spring 2007, Sabine starred as the mother in a Nesquik ad.

Sabine did her own singing in a holiday-themed Overstock TV ad, which aired in both 2005 and 2006.

Sabine appeared on the cover of the January 1991 issue of "Shape" magazine.

Sabine appeared in the 1999 movie, Miasma.

Sabine appeared in the 2005 movie, Cruel But Necessary.

Sabine is divorced from actor David Gordin, the father of her two children.

Sabine once flew solo from California to Montana in a biplane.

In the holiday season of 2005, Sabine appeared in a Lexus commercial.

Sabine's first TV commercials were for Kellogg's Special K cereal.

Sabine was a member of the Groundlings improvisational comedy troupe.

Sabine has two children.

In mid-2005, Sabine was temporarily replaced in the Overstock ads by another actress. The outcry of fans forced them to bring her back.

In mid-2005, Sabine was temporarily replaced in the Overstock ads by another actress. The outcry of fans forced them to bring her back.

An Overstock exec wanted Sabine to be the face of their company after seeing her in a Kotex commercial.

Sabine is 5'8" tall.

Sabine appeared in an American Express credit card commercial with Jerry Seinfeld.

Known as "the girl from the Overstock.com commercials" Has a pilot's licence with 350 flight hours and flew solo from California to Montana in a Biplane. She is proficient in the use of handguns. She's German, and besides her native language can speak Italian, French and of course, English. Interested in: running, Yoga, rock climbling, mountain biking, martial arts, horseback riding (English Dressage & Jumping), skiing, snowboarding, swimming, rollerblading.