TEDDER'S TRUE LOVE

Who is Ryan Tedder’s wife?

RYAN Tedder has been singing and writing hit songs since 2002.

The singer, who is married to Genevieve, may have used his romance to inspire some of his music.

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Ryan and Genevieve Tedder at the 59th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California on February 12, 2017

Who is Ryan Tedder’s wife?

Ryan Tedder has been married to Genevieve Tedder since 2004.

Genevieve was born on August 24, 1981.

Genevieve is a well-known photographer. Aside from her profession, she is known to be fairly private about her life. She utilizes her Instagram platform to exemplify her artwork, but it remains a private profile.

Ryan told The Today Show that his wife does not enjoy being posted on his social media accounts.

Aside from her photography, Genevieve also has an interest in interior design. In 2017, her and Ryan flipped a house together and sold it to Cindy Crawford for $11million.

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How did Ryan and Genevieve meet?

Ryan and Genevieve Tedder met in college. In an interview with The Today Show, Genevieve said that she often worried that her relationship with Ryan wouldn’t last because he was pursuing a music career.

Ryan and Genevieve attended Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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Ryan and Genevieve Tedder at the What Men Want premiere in Westwood, California on January 28, 2019

Do Ryan and Genevieve have kids?

Ryan and Genevieve have two sons; Copeland Cruz Tedder and Miles Tedder.

Copeland is 11 and Miles is 7 years old.

Ryan told that Copeland was the inspiration behind the 2013 hit song I Lived. He also said that having kids has affected his songwriting.

“I think that, once you have kids, it reflects what you write about,” said Ryan. “It doesn’t mean that every song has to be some super-sappy song for my kids, but it makes you hope that you are doing the kind of music that…they’re not embarrassed [by].”

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