Arryn Zech

Arryn Zech is a well-known American actor. Her most well-known role is portraying Blake Belladonna on RWBY. She also voices the character the character Dr. Emily Grey in the longest-running web-based show, Red vs. Blue which was created by Austin-based production company, Rooster Teeth. Arryn, who is Spanish, was raised by her family in the New Braunfels city in Texas. She was a student of Musical Theatre in the North East School of Arts in San Antonio, Texas. The University of Texas at Austin gave her a Bachelor of Journalism degree that included an emphasis in copy editing and design, but she still found acting and music to be her main interests. She worked as an actor as well as a writer and host for TSTV (the student-run television station) in which she hosted shows such as Videogame Hour Live. Arryn's work as a film and TV actress is centered in LA. She has more than 10 years of experience in theater, various acting techniques and singing styles, Arryn pursues her passion to sing in LA. Arryn Zech was born in and brought up in New Braunfels Texas. She has not spent much time in Spain because her parents moved into New Braunfels Texas when she was just a child. She's 32 and is a zodiac sign Libra. Likewise, she is the child of Brenna and Charlie Zinn. Instagram states that as per her dad he is an amateur cyclist and photographer. Her mother is writing romance. There is no information available on her siblings. She is determined to keep her privacy. When it comes to her romantic standing, she's unmarried and straight. Arryn has only been romantically involved with two people. Miles Anthony Luna is also the Writer and Animation Director of Rooster Teeth. The couple broke up in the year 2015 after just a couple of years, following the time Arryn relocated into Los Angeles. Within a couple of years, she entered into a relationship Robert Alfred Morley, better known as Bob Morley. He is an Australian actor, who is 6 years older than Arryn. Likewise, speaking about her gossip, she has never been involved in controversy.