Arryn Zech

Arryn Zech is an acclaimed American actress known best for her performance on RWBY for her role as Blake Belladonna. Her character is in the show Dr. Emily Grey in the longest-running web-based show, Red vs. Blue which was created by Austin-based production company, Rooster Teeth. Arryn's parents were born in Rota, Spain. She was born and raised in New Braunfels. She studied Musical Theatre in the North East School of Arts in San Antonio, Texas. The University of Texas at Austin gave her a Bachelors of Journalism and Copy Editing as well as a Bachelors of Design. Her passions, however, were singing and acting. Her first job was at the student-run TSTV station. There she worked as an actor and writer as well as presenter on various show. They included Videogame Hour Live & Still Life. Arryn Zech, who holds more than ten years of experience acting and theatre training and classical voice is now living in LA working towards a career in television and film. Arryn was born in Rota in Spain on 4 October 1990. She grew up in New Braunfels Texas. After her parents relocated back into New Braunfels Texas in the early 1990s, Arryn Zech has not spent much time living in Spain. She's 32 years old age and is a Libra. Similarly she is the daughter of the late father Charlie Zech and mother Brenna Zinn. Instagram says that her father is a cycling enthusiast and amateur photographer, while her mother is a romantic author. It's not known if she has siblings. She is trying to protect her personal life. In terms of her romantic status, she's straight and unmarried. Arryn has 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, when Arryn made the move from the city of her birth to Los Angeles. In the following months Arryn was involved in a romantic relationship with Bob Morley who is six year older than she. In regards to her rumors, there are none. The actress is known for her avoiding controversy.