Sarayu Rao husband Jonathan Blue is the Director of Creative Development at Rekon Productions. Jonathan has worked in this position since 2015.
Sarayu is an American actress born on March 7, 1975, in Madison, Wisconsin. Despite being born in America, she is of Telegu descent, as both her parents are acclaimed Telegu writers from India.
As an actress, Sarayu is best known for her role as Rhyah in “Never Have I Ever” and Dr. Sidney Napur in “Monday Mornings.” From the beginning of her career in 2002 to now, she has over 51 acting credits.
She has four projects this year, two in production and two completed. She also recently celebrated her tenth anniversary with her partner, Jonathan.
Sarayu Rao Has Known Her Husband For Ten Years
Sarayu Rao husband Jonathan Blue is a director and writer. Sarayu and Jonathan have been together since January 1, 2013.
Rekon Productions is a visual media company that has to operate in Culver City, California, since 2009. As the Director of Creative Development, Jonathan’s job is to oversee the creative development of all internal Rekon productions and provide consultations to external projects.
According to his profile on the company’s website, Jonathan’s most recent work includes a web series called Good Game, a promo for the luxury theatre Cinepolis, and a commercial for the sweets chain Dunkin Donuts called Fool Me Once.
Sarayu’s partner initially went to college to study films. He went to the University of Southern California from 2001 to 2015 and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Film/Cinema/Video Studies.
Following graduation, he started working on various projects ranging from commercials, shorts, music videos, branded content, and web series. Before working for Rekon, Jonathan worked in the production company, Paramount for their licensing division.
He has also worked at Sony Pictures Television’s development department and for Sony Pictures Studios’ Post Production department. His time with Rekon Productions started in 2012.
Back then, he assisted with the production of the Short Android. The opportunity came to him because he reconnected with an old peer from his alma mater, Jon Kondrath, who invited Jonathan to Rekon Productions.
Outside of Rekon, Jonathan has also volunteered by mentoring for the Arts and Culture organization Young Storytellers from January to April 2018. In this program, he mentored a young writer in writing a script that would eventually be presented on stage in front of their classmates.
Sarayu And Jonathan Relationship Throughout The Years
Sarayu Rao Jonathan Blue have been together for over ten years as of the writing of this article. Sarayu and Jonathan have been married for nine of those years.
First Meeting
According to a recent Instagram post, Sarayu met Jonathan at a New Year’s Eve party hosted by a friend named Brian Lenard. In Sarayu’s own words, she wanted to avoid going to the party as it started at nine p.m.
Thankfully, another friend of Sarayu’s named Michael Vogel made her go to the party despite her wishes. However, despite ending up at the party, she still stated that she wanted to leave at 11:45 P.M. to avoid paying surge pricing.
But her life would be forever changed by going to that party as she met Jonathan at the same event. They immediately hit it off, and by the end of the party, they decided to start dating.
Sarayu and Jonathan dated for less than a year before they got engaged. In various Instagram posts, the actress has made her adoration and admiration for her now-spouse evident.
The Couple Married In 2014
Sarayu got married to Jonathan on November 19, 2014. The couple had an outdoor wedding filled with their family and friends.
The actress wore a beautiful white gown with thin straps and a puffy chest. On the other hand, the groom wore a navy blue suit with a waistcoat.
The couple is still loving as ever more than a decade into their relationship. Sarayu makes it a point to post a picture of them on their anniversary every year and also posts pictures of Jonathan on his birthday annually.
They are a happy couple, and it’s evident to see now as it was a decade ago.