category of Choice TV Reality/Variety Star - Female for the 2005 Teen Choice Awards. Todd was a recap writer on NBC.com for the earlier episodes of The Apprentice: Martha Stewart. She also appeared in an infomercial for Billy Blanks' new Tae-Bo exercise program, "Billy's Bootcamp: Elite". On June 25, 2009, Kendra Todd was named spokesperson for identity theft prevention services company Guard Dog, Inc. On July 22, 2009, Kendra Todd was named spokesperson for DYMO's newly launched LabelWriter 450. In 2009, Todd was sued for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty in Florida. The case was mediated and settled in early 2010 and never went to court. Todd speaks openly about her Christian beliefs. She occasionally speaks at churches and appeared on The 700 Club with Pat Robertson and discussed the real estate market. According to that show's biography of her, Todd says "I'm a strong Christian, and I'm getting ready to launch a Christian biblical-based approach to making and saving money, tithing and giving," she says. "I am getting ready to do what I am passionate about. I want to empower people to create a real positive relationship with and perspective on money, and realize it's all God." Since then, she has launched a blog site for Kingdom Entrepreneurs, entitled Grow Rich God's Way In September 2010, Fox News analyzed the performance of Kendra Todd and other Apprentice winners, and wrote that "When you look at the roster of former 'Apprentice' winners, it appears The Donald is better at choosing future reality show hosts and camera chasers than he is at finding people who can actually run companies", and that "Most turned out to be chumps". Despite their analysis, Fox News continues to feature Kendra Todd as a real estate contributor on both the Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network, and has done so since 2005. Television career From 2006 to 2008, Todd was a guest co-host and money expert on several episodes of The Montel Williams Show. From 2006 to 2009, Todd was the host of My House Is Worth What? on HGTV. Todd filmed more than 200 episodes of the popular show, and TIME magazine profiled Todd and her show in their June 25, 2007 issue and wrote on page 60 that "The most mercenary, and irresistible, "Property Buzz" show is My House Is Worth What?. The show was in production from 2006 to 2009 and