Rachel McCord Biography
Rachel McCord is an American actress, model, and television personality. She is also an entrepreneur and public speaker. Rachel is best known as the young sister of AnnaLynne McCord, a famous 90210 actress, activist, and model.
Apart from AnnaLynne McCord, Rachel also has another sister, Angel McCord. Back in 2008, Rachel’s sister, AnnaLynne, was propelled to fame when she starred as Naomi Clark in the reboot of 90210. Now ten years later, AnnaLynne has been out promoting her latest television series Let’s Get Physical with Jane Seymour.
Rachel McCord initially moved to West Hollywood to support her older sister as her ‘biggest cheerleader’ but she went onto carve her own career in the acting sphere.
In addition to her online accomplishments and modeling portfolio, Rachel has also got her feet wet as an actress, as she’s appeared in 2011’s Getting That Girl and 2007’s Bad Girl Island, in addition to TV shows American Heiress and Victorious.
Among her high-profile projects include her book, Slay The Fame Game, and her popular blog, The McCord List, in which she details the nitty-gritty of her career, which sits at the intersection of social media and show business.
According to her site, ‘As a serial entrepreneur, based in Hollywood, [Rachel] collaborates with, advises and encourages her network of fellow talent, celebrities, bloggers, and influencers on all things related to branding, social media, and Hollywood.’
Rachel McCord decides to Stay in Los Angeles after college. She worked for her sister as an assistant and gave a lot of support in her career. After some time, she caught the acting bug. She is a showbusiness and asocial media influencer. She is active and has amassed a huge fanbase on other social networking sites.
The model features in top magazines and outlets, including Vogue and Glamour. Rachel McCord is also the star and producer of her own show, “The Rachel McCord Show: From Trailer Parks to Red Carpets”, and a renowned speaker on such stages as UCLA, The Startup Series, Marketing in the Digital Age, and Share.Like.Buy.
Rachel McCord Age
McCord was born on October 27th, 1989 in a greater Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. She is now 29 years old.
Rachel McCord Family
A Georgia native Rachel had two old sisters AnnaLynne and Angel. They were born and raised by Christian parents Shari and David McCord. Their father was a pastor. Their instills strict Christian principles and morals to his daughters. She first homeschooled during her elementary years before proceeding to higher institutions.
Rachel McCord Husband
Rachel’s husband is Rick Schirmer. He is a branding executive and entrepreneur. They preferred to separate their professional and personal lives. Information on where, when and how they met will be updated soon. Their journey of forever was stamped in December 2013, after exchanging marital vows.
They are quite discrete with details of their relationship. They don’t have any kid and it is uncertain if they have plans of making any in the future. The couple has found love in each other’s arm and continues to wax stronger. The couple has been married for more than three years. They also have two Chihuahuas named Giggles and Munchkin.
Rachel McCord Education
Rachel is a Lecturer in the Engineering Fundamentals Division at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. She received her B.S. and M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from UTK and her Ph.D. in Engineering Education from Virginia Tech. She teaches engineering physics to 750 students per semester.
McCord teaches the only academic student success course devoted to engineering students on the UTK campus.
Rachel McCord Net Worth
McCord has an estimated net worth of $ 1 US dollars.
Rachel McCord Body Measurements
How tall is Rachel McCord? McCord is 165cm height which is equivalent to 5 feet 5 inches. Her body weight is 55kg.
Rachel McCord Book
After reading thousands of self-help books from the age of 13, McCord penned her own sassy self-LOVE and Hollywood “how-to” guide for young girls seeking extraordinary lives, in 2017, titled Slay The Fame Game: Break Into Hollywood And Social Media Without It Breaking You back.
Drawing on her own experiences, from growing up in trailer parks in Georgia, to overcoming early life traumas and ultimately making it in one of the world’s most competitive industries; the entertainment industry.
McCord thoughtfully empowers readers to love, accept, and believe in themselves, even as they face the crippling social media scrutiny and self-defamation that comes with chasing after your big dreams.
She shares her top five tips for girls to live by: Always believe in yourself. Whether you want to “SLAY THE FAME GAME”, or you just want to slay life in general, you need to think positive thoughts and always believe in yourself.
Be authentic. If you don’t brand yourself, someone else will…and you may not like what they come up with! Decide who you are, and what you want to be known for…be that 100%.
Network like a Queen. Make the conversation about the other person, and, when asked, have your “humblebrag” ready to go. Develop great relationships. Business is all about relationships. Stay humble, be the first to bring value, and, never burn a bridge.
Build a supportive community. Create an environment for success, by surrounding yourself with other successful people, who you love and respect.
“Every girl should feel like a queen, whether she is on the red carpet, or in the grocery store checkout line,” says McCord, and her book offers insight on all of the real-world essentials to conquering the fame game, from staying centered and mentally strong, to slaying social media, networking events, and rocking your portfolio.
While the advice centers on her own experience modeling and helping fellow talent in the industry, McCord writes for girls everywhere, in every industry, who seek help with personal branding, networking, and nailing their “humblebrag.”
Every girl in today’s social media-driven culture lives a very public life, and McCord offers game-changing tips for navigating through the inevitable insecurities, peer pressures, and self-judgment that will arise, without losing your most important asset: your unique and beautiful heart.
Rachel McCord is a model, “on-camera” personality, speaker, author, and philanthropist. Earning features in top magazines and outlets, including Vogue and Glamour, Rachel is also the star and producer of her own show, “The Rachel McCord Show: From Trailer Parks to Red Carpets”, and a renowned speaker on such stages as UCLA, The Startup Series, Marketing in the Digital Age, and Share.Like.Buy.
Passionate about leveraging emergent media platforms to help fellow talent accomplish their dreams, she works tirelessly to inspire others, and help them realize that no matter where you come from, you can live a full and fabulous life.
A serial entrepreneur at heart, Rachel collaborates with, advises, and encourages her vast network of peers, celebrities, bloggers, and influencers on all things related to branding, social media, and Hollywood.
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Rachel McCord Coachella
Rachel McCord posed with her sibling AnnaLynne, 31, during the Coachella Road Trip photoshoot with WWDMAGIC in Redlands in April 2019. She dared to bare in a nude lingerie-inspired dress with only ribbons covering her cleavage while AnnaLynne cut a more demure figure in pinstriped flares.
Lingerie-inspired lace was fashioned into a frilly belt which gave the dress a feathery feel and accentuated Rachel’s enviable waist. Posed under the sky of floating umbrellas, Rachel slipped into a shimmering sheer pleated skirt which was layered over the off-white underskirt.
The model ditched typical heels, instead of picking out a pair of velvet backless mules which were in baby pink to bring some color to her appearance. Rachel tried out a new hairdo as she used a turquoise scrunchie to tie up a handful of her locks on the top of her head.
As all the models descended on Coachella, the McCord sisters took time to pose for a series of snaps in front of the painted angel wings on the brick wall. On the other hand, AnnaLynne McCord displayed her own slender waistline in a pair of pink pinstriped flares that were tied with a bow belt at the waist.