Who did Erin Ryder marry and who is she? Her Bio: Husband, Net Worth, Family, Education, Facts

• Erin Ryder is 37 years old and is known as a TV host, producer, explorer and photographer.
• She is in a relationship with a man named Brian Leavell, but isn't married and doesn't have children.
• Her net worth is over $3 million and she graduated from Cortland University and Syracuse University.
• She has a sister named Caitlin Ryder and is active on social media with almost 50,000 followers on Twitter and over 15,000 followers on Instagram.
• She has worked on projects such as “MTV’s Ultimate Parkour Challenge” and “The Othersiders” and has had 23 jobs as a producer.



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Who did Erin Ryder Marry and Who Is She? Her Bio and Husband

Erin Ryder was born under the zodiac sign of Leo on 14 August 1980, so is 37 years old. She is known as a TV host, producer, explorer and photographer, who has worked on projects such as “MTV’s Ultimate Parkour Challenge” and “The Othersiders”. Erin is in a relationship with a man named Brian Leavell, but reportedly isn’t married and doesn’t have children.

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Net Worth

So just how rich is Erin Ryder as of mid-2018? According to authoritative sources, this TV host and producer has a net worth of over $3 million, accumulated from her career in the previously mentioned fields. She hasn’t disclosed any information regarding her assets such as houses and cars.

Family, Education and Facts

Although born in New York City, Erin now lives in Los Angeles, California. She has a sister named Caitlin Ryder. Speaking about her education, she was a student of Cortland University, where she studied communication and computer applications, and graduated with honors in 2003. During her time at college, Ryder was active in sports, and had an All-American title and National Championship in field hockey. Later on, she earned a Masters Degree in Television, Radio and Film from S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. When it comes to her ethnicity, Erin is Caucasian and has ombre blonde and light brown hair and brown eyes, which suits her complexion perfectly. According to photos available on the internet, Ryder has a fit figure and enjoys hiking and running with her dog. She also uses yoga and Pilates for flexibility, and weights for strength training.

Career as a Producer

Speaking about Ryder’s producing career, she made her debut in 2003 on “Whose Wedding Is It Anyway?”, and followed by working as a producer associate for “Athens 2004: Games of the XXVIII Olympiad”, and on “Athens 2004 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony”. In the next year she produced “It Takes a Thief”, a critically acclaimed reality TV series starring Jon Douglas Rainey and Matthew T. Johnston. As of 2007, the producer made five episodes of “The (White) Rapper Show”, which received a mediocre response from critics and the audience, but still in the next year served as senior story producer for “Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious”. In 2009, she had another project, “The Othersiders”, a mystery TV series which follows a group of teenagers as they explore paranormal spots. As of the same year, she began working on “MTV’s Ultimate Parkour Challenge” and remained in that position over the course of a year.

Back with @joshuagates and I used to hang out with Vlad the Impaler. #Romania #townsfolk #destinationtruth pic.twitter.com/M3vteD4WIE

— Erin Ryder (@erinRyder13) January 23, 2016

Latter Career

In 2010, she was the supervising field producer for “Destination Truth”, and the following year served as co-executive producer of the same series, which explored places such as the Mekong River, Kapre, Antarctica and Thailand. In 2012 she began working on “Chasing UFOs”, which received poor reviews from the audience. As of 2015, Erin was the executive producer of “Ghost Asylum”, which investigated supernatural cases such as in Moundsville Penitentiary, Waverly Sanatorium, St. Albans Sanatorium and Rolling Hills Asylum. To conclude, Ryder has had 23 jobs as a producer, and there is certainly more to come for her.

Social Media

Being active in the entertainment field, Ryder is naturally active on social media, such as Twitter and Instagram and is followed by the army of almost 50,000 people on the former and over 15,000 on the latter. Some of her latest tweets include the retweet she made, reading “Another story in the NY Times about UFOs (not by the same 3 who wrote the December one!)”. Also, she often posts photos of herself, which her fans seem to love.

Source: IMDb, Wikipedia