Arryn Zech

Arryn Zech is a famous American actress, best known for her role as Blake Belladonna. She plays the character of Dr. Emily Grey as well in Red vs. Blue - the longest-running series on television produced by Austin based production company Rooster Teeth. Arryn is a Spanish native who was born and raised in New Braunfels. She went to The North East School of Arts (a high-school in San Antonio) where she took classes in musical theatre. Following her graduation at The University of Texas at Austin, she earned an undergraduate degree in Journalism and copy Editing as well as Design. But, her true passions are still acting and singing. She worked at the university's student-run television station TSTV where she worked as an actress, writer as well as host of various programs, including Videogame Hour Live and Still Life. Arryn has been training for over 10 years on various methods of acting and classical singing. Her current home is in LA and is pursuing a profession in the field of film. Arryn Zech was born and brought up in New Braunfels Texas. Since her parents moved from New Braunfels Texas, she hasn't spent much time there. She is 32, and is a Zodiac sign Libra. This is also the case for her mother Brenna Zinn and her dad Charlie Zech. Instagram says that, she is the daughter of her father. According to him he is an amateur cyclist as well as a photographer. The mother of Brenna Zinn is a romance writer. The family members of her siblings are unknown. She wants to keep her private life private. Moving on to her relationship standing, she's unmarried and straight. Arryn is romantically associated with only two others. Also, she dated Miles Anthony Luna, who wrote the script in Rooster Teeth. Arryn was moving into Los Angeles in 2015. After about two years, the couple broke up. Shortly afterward, she entered into a relationship with Robert Alfred Morley better known as Bob Morley an Australian actor who is six years younger than her. There is no news of her. Her presence is never in danger from all controversy.