A little about me...

Welcome to nicoleservinis.com

An online destination where all your lifestyle needs are met! Nicoleservinis.com was created for viewers, friends, and family so that you can dive into fun fashion, finger-licking food, a behind the scenes look at my job, and so much more!

I started my journey in TV as an intern at Entertainment Tonight Canada. After learning from the best, I became a producer and worked closely on the fashion and beauty beat, as well as branded integrations. I worked on massive campaigns and have interviewed A-list celebs including Natalie Portman, Rita Ora and Meghan Markle. Throughout my career at ETC I also covered Toronto Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week, and have gone backstage to interview the angels at the 2016 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in Paris. At ET Canada I covered TIFF as a producer producing live stream red carpets interviews with George Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence, Nicole Kidman and more.

I am currently the community live eye reporter at Breakfast Television. I am so fortunate to be able to connect with so many individuals and organizations around the GTA. Everyday is a new adventure; from sky diving to bike riding with a 99 year-old, from eating the best gelato in the city to helping organizations raise money for research and new facilities, it’s an honour and a privilege to shine a light on who make up the fabric of our incredible city.

A note from Nicole

I hope you love it as much as I do…
I really wanted to create this website to share my life, my experiences and most importantly the things I am most passionate about.

A little history...

Valentine’s Day 1991

Yes, I am born on the day of love, February 14th. I am half Italian, half Macedonian, loving, passionate, hard working, caring and oh so stubborn.

Young Style Lover 1995

As you can see my love for flowers started at a young age. You can also see that my love for fashion came from my mom, who had my outfits carefully chosen from head to toe.

Adrenaline Junkie 1996

This picture was taken at my elementary school, Christ The King, when we had the chance to hold a VERY long/ large snake. Of course I raised my hand without any hesitation… 20 years later, I still raise my hand without any hesitation.

Little Artist on Ice 1996

I started figure skating at a young age, since I come from a hockey family. Besides learning how to jump, spin, and twirl I learned many important lessons courtesy of my coach. One of them being: if you fall, get back up… no matter what.

My Passion 1997

My mom says I was walking on my tippy toes at the age of 3, so naturally she put me in dance. I got to live out a childhood dream playing Ariel, aka The Little Mermaid in a production.

End of an Era 2008

Fast forward through the years of competitive dance—travelling and competing nationally, this year was the last year I danced. I learned discipline, sacrifice, time management and so much more throughout my years. Throughout my years dancing, I also made the greatest friends, whom I still consider my second family.

High School Years 2009

I graduated with honours from St. Robert Catholic High School. It is a uniform school, but somehow I managed to win the award for “Best Dressed” (Inspo courtesy of Gossip Girl and Clueless). I was extremely active in my school throughout the years participating in clubs and events, so it was a tremendous honour to be awarded by the York Catholic District school board with the Distinguished Alumni award years later.

HPU 2009

Getting a full scholarship to attend Hawaii Pacific University was a dream come true. Being in paradise was the easy part, but being away from home was the hardest. That year the HPU Dance team was NCAA 2-time champions, AND I got Rookie of the Year.

Goodbye 2012

This year I lost my grandfather, my Detho. He was a champ. He was tough, but he would do anything for his family. My Detho taught me so many important lessons in life: “what goes around comes around,” “you marry good looking, you will have good looking children,” “dating is like fishing—choose a fish… if you don’t like it throw it back in and choose another, there’s lots in the sea.”

The Land Down Under 2013

The travel itch is a real thing! After Hawaii, going to Italy to teach dance for a summer, and vacationing to many islands, I decided I wanted to go further… and so, I did an exchange in Melbourne Australia. Here, I met the most amazing people and had many wild adventures. Here, I also went skydiving—the best thing that I’ve ever done in my life.

Bachelor of Journalism 2014

After Hawaii and Australia, I finally graduated from Ryerson’s School of Journalism. I was ready, eager and excited to begin a new chapter.

Rogers 2015

Throughout my years of schooling I did a coop and then internship with Rogers TV. I had incredible mentors who taught me so much. They really confirmed my passion to write, produce and tell a compelling story.

ET Canada 2015

My professor said, “Nicole I don’t think it’s a good idea to intern at ET… it’s a big company, you won’t get noticed, and you won’t get hired.” Good thing I didn’t listen, or else I wouldn’t have been hired on as a Production Assistant in 2015.

Hosting 2016

Besides writing and producing TV, I also enjoy hosting. I’ve been fortunate to host/ emcee incredible events like The Vaughan International Film Festival, Azadi Jewellery Celebration, City Moguls, and Mustachio with Jukebox.

Dream Come True 2016

Working at ET Canada I have fulfilled so many dreams including attending The Victoria Secret Fashion Show, interviewing on the red carpet at CAFA, going backstage at Toronto Fashion Week and working with the best in the biz.

Pinch Me Moments 2016-2017

During my time as an Entertainment Producer at ET Canada I have produced half hour specials, managed integration accounts, and interviewed many A-list celebrities, including Meghan Markle, Natalie Portman and Melissa McCarthy.

Farewell ETC 2018/ 2019

After 5 years of working at ET Canada, it was time to say goodbye. I was lucky enough to go out with a bang covering New York Fashion Week– which was a dream come true.

New Beginnings 2019

I am so thrilled to be able to say that I am the new Community Correspondent/ Live Eye Reporter for Breakfast Television.

Special Thanks...

I wanted to thank the incredible team I have who helped me put this massive project together..

Chamber 9 Design — for dealing with my nitty gritty craziness, and making my vision for my website come to fruition. You are amazing.

Lenna Nitsopoulos— thank you for encapsulating who I am into my new logo. Love you sister.

Candice Kaye Design — for creating a textile design that makes me smile every time I look at it. Thank you for always inspiring me.

AOC. Photography — for always being up to take photos, giving me new ideas, and for making me look my best.

Gallant Studio Photography — for pushing me to try something new and inspiring me with your creativity.

Jan Werthwein, Graphic Designer — for making me do pushups, but more importantly for transforming my jibberish ideas into gorgeous visuals

Baiju Nair, Graphic Designer — for not killing me every time I give you feedback, and for always saying “yes” with a smile on your face.

My Family & Friends— for their kitchen, set deck, creative input, cameos, and all their love and support.