Arryn Zech

Arryn Zech is a famous American actor, most famous for her role as Blake Belladonna. She is the voice of Dr. Emily Grey as well in Red vs. Blue - the longest running online series - created by Austin producer Rooster Teeth. Arryn, who is Spanish was born in an affluent family from the New Braunfels city in Texas. She was a student at her school at the North East School of Arts high-school located in San Antonio Texas where she studied musical Theatre. The University of Texas at Austin awarded her a Bachelors of Journalism degree with the emphasis on designing and editing copy however, she found acting and music to be her main interests. The work she did in TSTV which is the student-run TV station of The University of Texas at Austin, featured roles as hostess, actress and writer for shows such as Videogame Hour Live. Arryn's professional career as a movie and television actress has been centered in LA. With more than 10 years of experience in theater, various acting methods and classical singing Arryn pursues her passion to sing in LA. Arryn Zech was born on 4th October 1990 in Rota but raised by New Braunfels Texas. The actress hasn't spent much time in Spain since her parents relocated to New Braunfels Texas when she was a young girl. She has 32 years of age and is Libra. This is also the case for her mother, Brenna Zinn, and her father Charlie Zech. Instagram says that her father works as a cyclist and photographer, and her mother writes romance novels. The family members of her siblings are unknown. She wishes to maintain her privacy. Moving on to her relationship status she is straight and single. Arryn has only been romantically involved with two people. Also, she was a lover of Miles Anthony Luna. Miles is Rooster Teeth's Writer of Animation. Arryn moved away from Los Angeles to Los Angeles after they had been together for some time. The following month, Arryn began a romance with Bob Morley who is six years older than her. There are also no rumors about her. Her presence is never in danger from all controversy.