Prebble Q McLaughlin

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Prebble Quinn McLaughlin (born November 18, 1971 in Houston, Texas) is an actress and radio personality. She has worked for stations across Texas, including Houston's KHMX Mix 96.5, Austin's KHFI and KAMX Mix 94.7, as well as Metro Traffic. In addition to being credited as Prebble McLaughlin, she has used the stage names Prebble Quinn, Kacie Quinn and Beverly Hills.

Making the leap from radio to television and film, Prebble has appeared and voiced multiple commercials across the nation and worked in several popular films including Richard Linklater's Suburbia, 8 Seconds, and Rush.

McLaughlin was also a well-known swimmer and coach in Texas. She coached for several top ranked programs including Rice University and several USA Swimming teams in the Houston area. She achieved a Level 4 ranking (top 5-8% of United States Swim Coaches) with the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA)^[1].

Prebble's personal website is heavily slanted toward her interest and passion for the 1980s^[2]. She speaks three languages and currently lives in the Northern Virginia area with her husband, Tony, and daughter, Briar. Prebble's father was Joe McLaughlin, an acclaimed sports writer in Texas. Her mother, Al-Rue, currently resides in Houston.