Arryn Zech

Arryn Zech is an American actress who is best known for her role as Blake Belladonna from RWBY. Other roles she has played comprise The Dr. Emily Grey, the voice of Austin production house RoosterTeeth's longest run web-based series Red vs. Blue. Arryn is a native of Spain born within New Braunfels. She attended her school at the North East School of Arts high-school located in San Antonio Texas where she was a major in Musical Theatre. After graduating of The University of Texas at Austin in Austin, she graduated with a bachelor's degree in Journalism along with copy Editing as well as Design. But her real passions are singing and acting. She worked as an actor in addition to a writer as well as a host at the University's student run TV station TSTV. After more than 10 years of training in theatre various acting methods, and classical voice Arryn lives in LA and is pursuing a TV and film career. Arryn Zech was born on Oct. 4th, 1990 in Rota in Spain. In reality, she was brought up within New Braunfels Texas. The actress hasn't spent much time in Spain because her parents emigrated to New Braunfels Texas when she was a young girl. She has 32 years of years old and is Libra. She also is the daughter of Brenna Zinn and Charlie Zech. Instagram mentions that her father works as the photographer as well as a cyclist and her mother writes romance novels. The information on her siblings. She is determined to keep her confidentiality. As for her relationship status she is straight and single. Arryn has been in a relationship with two individuals. The actress also was a lover of Miles Anthony Luna, who was the writer of animation in Rooster Teeth. Following a few years of separation, they parted ways in 2015 when Arryn moved to Los Angeles. Following a short time they began to have a romantic relationship. Robert Alfred Morley, better known as Bob Morley. He is an Australian actor that is six-years more senior than Arryn. Also, when it comes to her gossips, there aren't any gossips about her. She isn't a target for controversy.