During her life, Stevie Ryan has been a great Talented YouTube personality, comedian and actress. She became famous for her comedy sketch videos and internet parodies, which were shared via her Loca’ Youtube channel.
Following her success on social media, StevieRyan made a smooth transition into mainstream media by winning a number of notable TV gigs. She led her own comedy show on the VH1 Stevie TV network and also served as a co-host on the E! network pop culture show Sex with Brody
Sadly, the multi-talented star passed away in June 2017 at the age of 33, tragically ending her life and promising career.
Stevie Ryan Biography, Age
Stevie Kathleen Ryan was born on June 2, 1984 in Riverside, California. When she was 2 years old, her family moved to the small village of Victorville, California, where she was raised. His father, Steve Ryan, owns a trucking company, Desert Scale Company. She grew up next to 2 siblings; an older brother named Eric and a younger brother named Cody. She was educated at Liberty Elementary School in Victorville and in high school at Silverado High School. After graduating, she enrolled at Victor Valley College in Victorville, California. However, it is unclear if she graduated from college.
Stevie Ryan moved to Los Angeles at age 19 to pursue a career in modeling and acting. As his Hollywood career took off, Ryan came across a 21st century gold mine called the internet, which eventually proved to be a faster way to fame. Armed with her boyfriend’s camera and her personal computer’s editing software, the talented youngster began posting her own videos on YouTube. At first, she experimented with various types of videos, but eventually she started to attract a large audience when she started making parody videos of celebrities and popular TV shows.
Thanks to his hilarious A-lister impressions, Ryan’s audience has grown from a few hundred to several thousand clicks in a relatively short period of time. From Justin Bieber to Lady Gaga and Kim Kardashian, no one has been spared Ryan’s hilarious impersonations. Among her most popular parodies are those of Amy Winehouse, which have racked up over 11 million views since they were uploaded in August 2007. She has also created a collection of her own original characters, including ‘Little Loca’ and ‘Sceney Sceneable “. Ryan’s internet success earned him the attention of several television networks, which paved the way for an easy progression into mainstream media. One of her previous TV gigs was co-hosting the short-lived reality showNation online on the CW Network.
In 2012, Ryan’s parody video E! reality series Rather Wild caught the attention of one of the show’s production companies, New Wave Entertainment, which therefore snowballed into developing its own Stevie TV comedy sketch series on the VH1 network. . The series primarily revolved around Ryan’s personification of Hollywood stars with an infusion of his own quirky characters. Stevie TV ran for two seasons from March 2012 to July 2013. In July 2015, Stevie Ryan co-hosted the relationship talk show Sex with Brody on the E!network, alongside TV personality Brody Jenner and relationship therapist Dr. Mike Dow.
Stevie Ryan, Boyfriend and Husband
Stevie Ryan was single during her lifetime, however, she had a number of romantic involvements. The most notable of her relationships was with Hollywood actor and musician Drake Bell. Their relationship dates back to 2005 and lasted just over a year.
Ryan is also rumored to have dated blogger/TV personality Perez Hilton (2005-06), Cuban-born model Tomas Dew (2006-07) as well as TV executive Eli Holzman (2007), but neither these relationships have not been confirmed.
Stevie Ryan’s last publicly known relationship was to singer-songwriter Adam Paranoia. Their relationship lasted from 2008 to 2010 and the two also reportedly got engaged.
Death and cause of death
Stevie Ryan’s life came to a tragic end on July 1, 2017, and as revealed by the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office, her death was ruled a suicide by hanging. The 33-year-old woman’s body was discovered by her parents in her Los Angeles apartment.
Before her unfortunate death, Stevie Ryan shared her long battle with depression in a series of podcasts called “Mentally Ch(ill)” which she co-hosted alongside fellow comedian and radio personality, Kristen Carney. Ryan reportedly tried transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), an experimental treatment for depression among other forms of treatment. Unfortunately, this all ended too soon when she gave up the ghost.