The Untold truth about Drew Grant and Ari Melber divorce

American journalist Drew Grant is the founder of Drew Grant Media, a former writer and editor for The New York Observer, and a co-host of “Movie Trivia Schmoedown.” She is also well-known for having been Ari Melber’s ex-wife, an Emmy-winning journalist, and an MSNBC anchor.

Early years

On May 25, 1984, Drew Grant was born in Park Slope, New York City. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2006 from Oberlin College. Nothing is known about her parents, siblings, or extended family.

Career

Following graduation, she began working as an editorial assistant for the Pop Culture section of 236.com, a comedic website owned by “Huffington Post.”

She quit her job to work for “Jossip Initiatives,” a 2003-founded business controlled by David Hauslaib. The business also owned websites like queerty.com and stereohyped.com in addition to Jossip.com. She spent one and a half years working for this company.

She next went to Nerve.com, an online publication about sex and relationships. Grant worked there for less than a year before the portal went offline in 2008. She afterward signed up for Crushable.com, another pop culture website. Her writing abilities improved as a result of each of these gigs, which also gave her experience as a pop culture and celebrity journalist.

Her prior experience working for many web portals and her growing reputation as a writer gave her the chance to work for “Media Group,” a renowned conglomerate that owns a number of media companies, including radio, television, and the internet. The chance that this gave Drew would help her on her path to being a successful journalist.

A dream position as an Arts & Entertainment Editor for the prestigious “The New York Observer,” owned by Jared Kushner, was offered to Drew in 2011 as a result of her growing reputation as a talented writer. The well-known journal focuses on a range of New York-related subjects, including politics, culture, and real estate. Grant jumped at the chance to take this position.

The first issue of “The New York Observer” came out in 1987, and it is well known that Candace Bushnell, the author of “Sex and The City,” used to publish her columns in this publication. Since 2016, “The New York Observer” has been an online web portal based on the same topics as the original paper and no longer prints publications on paper.

We Have to Go Back to the Island: Rewatching “Lost,” Season 1, Part 1 was Drew Grant’s most recent piece for “Observer,” appearing on January 6, 2017. She stopped working on the paper for an unclear reason. Grant’s writings, which are still available in the website’s archive, frequently discussed TV shows and popular culture in general.

In addition to starting the website tvDownload while she was employed there, Drew also started writing reviews of TV shows and series there. However, she stopped doing so in 2015.

Grant joined “RealClearLife” as a writer after leaving her position at the “Observer,” which is now called InsideHook.com and is a website devoted to luxury and lifestyle news. She joined Ranker in 2018 as a writer after quitting her previous position. This website is devoted to entertainment, sports, celebrities, and other topics; it frequently features lists and polls in which readers can take part and express their opinions on various topics.

Website Projects

Drew now serves as one of the co-hosts of the movie trivia competition show “Movie Trivia Schmoedown,” on which contestants pit their movie knowledge against one another. Additionally, Drew established the VIDEODREW YouTube account, where she posts video replies. It is uncertain if she continues to write in a journal or portal website.

Relationship

Relationships and Divorce: 2013–2017

In 2010, at a party, Drew Grant and Ari Melber began dating. In 2013, Melber proposed to Grant. In 2013, they got married, however it only lasted until 2017, at which point they requested a divorce.

An article regarding the value of interpersonal connections and how technology affects them was published in the NYTimes in 2013. Ari Melber, who is currently engaged to Drew Grant, offered a brief guest comment in this post about how he was enhancing his life and relationship with Drew Grant by avoiding technology. He remarked, “No screens after 11 p.m.,” referring to the couple’s arrangement to refrain from using any mobile devices after that time. Regarding the increase in his and Drew’s sleep hours, he added: “We found the evenings were more pleasant, and we were sleeping better.”

Drew Grant, the wife of Ari Melber. In 2017, they got divorced.

In addition to being a host for MSNBC and a journalist, Ari Melber also works as a legal expert for NBC News. With approximately two million viewers, his program “The Beat with Ari Melber” is one of the most watched programs ever on MSNBC for the 6 o’clock hour.

Since his divorce, Ari Melber hasn’t remarried.

2017: New Boyfriend

Drew began seeing Richard Alexander following her divorce from Ari Melber. They frequently shared pictures of their relationship on Instagram, but as of 2020, it’s unclear if they are still dating. Drew got divorced and hasn’t gotten married again.

Net Worth

Because of the substantial work she has done as a journalist and writer, Drew Grant is thought to have a net worth of over $500,000 as of 2020. With her new endeavors, we hope she can keep making more money.