Steve Patterson Twin Cities Live Salary? 19 Latest Answer

The forecast is in: There’s a 100 percent chance of Steve Patterson leaving KSTP’s “Twin Cities Live” later this fall.

“Seasons are changing, my friend,” sa his co-host, Elizabeth Ries, during last week’s emotional announcement.

“Seasons are changing,” he confirmed.

However, Patterson sa he will continue with Hubbard Broadcasting for his radio job, co-hosting the “Donna & Steve” show with Donna Valentine on myTalk 107.1 FM.

“I have really come to love that aspect of broadcasting,” Patterson sa of radio.

Patterson, 37, sa he has also enjoyed his time at “Twin Cities Live,” a daytime life show he joined in 2014. In recent years, viewers have wondered if Patterson — who occasionally appears on ABC’s “Live with Kelly and Ryan” with funny reports about the weather in Minnesota and other topics — would get a national gig.

In a 2020 interview with the Pioneer Press, Patterson dn’t say “Never!” — but the Pittsburgh transplant sa he enjoyed life in Minnesota, despite the weather (or perhaps because of it). He and his wife, Lu, have four young children — ages 11, 9, 6 and almost 2 –and recently built a home in Chaska, where they live near his sister.

He emphasized that again last week.

“Minnesota is home,” he sa.

In his Sept. 15 announcement, Patterson tried to explain his decision.

“Sometimes you get to a point where you just sense a little stirring inse of you,” he sa, “and you think, ‘Maybe it’s time for something new, a new challenge, something different on a professional se.’”

His family was a factor, too.

“I don’t know if you guys know, but we have 18 children,” he joked, ” … and then we got a dog.”

Family life d play a role in his decision, he says.

“I’ve been working radio and tv the last few years, and that doesn’t leave a ton of flexibility in my day on any given day,” he sa.

Now, after he signs off on noon on weekdays, there will be more flexibility.

“When my ks get home from school, I’ll be home,” he says. “When my little guy, Dev, wakes up from a nap, most days I’ll be there. I don’t know how long that schedule or this season is going to last, but I’m excited for however long that season is.”

As for his future professional endeavors, Patterson sa he’s looking into pursuing “some creative opportunities that may or may not come up.”

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While a specific date has not yet been announced for Patterson’s departure, he d mention that it was still “a couple of months” away — so expect a long goodbye.

“Of course we are so sad to see Steve go, but this decision allows him to have extremely precious time with his family and we are always supportive of that,” sa Christian Unser, the show’s executive producer, in a statement. “So there are big changes coming but we will have a lot more to share as soon as we can … We’ll have more information about Steve’s final day and what we have planned in the next few weeks.”

The tears are already flowing among colleagues, though.

“I just adore you,” Ries sa as the two struggled to get through the announcement, “and I will miss you.”

We will miss his weather reports. Or, will he still take to television to descend an ice sle while wearing swim trunks, or experiment with how long it takes for eggs to freeze during a cold snap?

“Only time will tell, the opportunities that exist,” Patterson sa of his future assignments during an interview with the Pioneer Press.

“I’m going to slowly approach everything. I don’t feel any pressure to get a plan figured out immediately … what I’m not looking for is a way to be busier. I’m looking forward to having a little more margin in my day.”

Stay tuned.

Just in time to celebrate Mother’s Day, Steve Patterson is back on television.

Patterson, who stepped away as co-host of KSTP’s “Twin Cities Live” in late 2021 to focus on his radio show and other opportunities, has found a continuing one with his occasional appearances on “Live with Kelly and Ryan.”

Tune in to the national morning talk show on Fray (locally, it airs at 11 a.m. Central Time on KARE-11) to watch Patterson interview random New Yorkers about their moms.

“They call me a friend of their show,” sa Patterson in a recent chat with the Pioneer Press. “I call it a privilege, a guest reporter, which is really cool.”

Patterson, who continues to co-host the “Donna & Steve” show on weekday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon on myTalk 107.1 FM, initially connected with the New York-based morning show and its producer, Michael Gelman, when the show aired on KSTP-TV (Channel 5); his weather reports from Minnesota proved material for Kelly Ripa and her co-host, Ryan Seacrest, who reacted with laughter (and shock) as they learned about how challenging every season can be in Minnesota.

Patterson’s reports from Minnesota grew beyond the weather, perhaps because of the on-air chemistry and perhaps because Patterson is funny as a self-described “fish out of water,” proving a Mwesterner’s take on New York City (although he’s actually from Pittsburgh). Patterson, 38, is also good at bantering with Ripa and Seacrest, most recently about wearing glasses.

“Now, these are very chic glasses,” Ripa sa to him during an April appearance for the New York Auto Show. “Is it because you’re getting too much recognition now?”

“This is incognito Steve Patterson!” Seacrest added.

Patterson, who posted the interaction on his Instagram page, felt good about that chat.

“Each conversation with them feels more and more casual and comfortable,” Patterson says.

We asked: Was the timing of his departure from “Twin Cities Live” tied to Kelly and Ryan’s switch locally from ABC to NBC?

His response was that he had been looking to move away from the grind of a daily television show for a number of reasons —  but, he acknowledged “it would have been difficult” to keep making appearances on the national show after the local affiliate switch.

Now that those appearances continue, Patterson shares his New York stories with his radio show co-host, Donna Valentine, who is from New Jersey and reacts with her signature dry wit as he becomes Mwestern-exuberant about what he gets to eat while flying first (the best burger of his life) and getting to re in a Tesla as part of the car service that drove him to the airport to return home to Minnesota.

As for other opportunities, Patterson is a brand ambassador with Desrochers Realty Group; he also now has a Los Angeles-based manager, Jeffery Brooks of Redrock Entertainment, who is helping him conser his vision for the path ahead. One goal, Patterson says, is to help people feel “joyful” after engaging with his content, which on social media includes sharing stories of his family life with his wife, Lu, as they raise their ks in Chaska.

“I am leaning into the family stuff in this phase of life — I’m a dad and our ks are 11, 9, 6 and 2, and so I want to create content and serve families, hopefully get them laughing and feeling encouraged,” Patterson says. “As to what that looks like, we shall see.”

For now, he’s joyful that stepping away from his daily television duties means he gets to be there when the littlest k gets up from napping, or that he gets to drive the carpool for his oldest k’s activities.

“I get to experience the day with them,” he says, “instead of just getting it downloaded at the end of the day. It’s really fun.”

Former Twin Cities Live co-host Steve Patterson announced his newest television gig Wednesday on social media.

Retirement doesn’t last long for some, and former TCL co-host Steve Patterson is one of those who couldn’t sit still long. Just two weeks after leaving his position as KSTP co-host of Twin Cities Live, he took to social media to announce his latest television gig. On Tuesday he posted a graphic inviting guesses.

Hundreds of guesses came in.

“A new music show featuring Steve on the banjo,” joked one person.

“Wheel of fortune?” wished another. “Kding. Wherever it is, best of luck and good wishes to you.”

“The late night show with Jimmy Fallon!?” joked another. “That would be sweet though!!”

The overwhelming response, though, was Live with Kelly and Ryan which Patterson has guest featured on before.

“Live with Kelly and Ryan?”

“Permanent Segments on Live with Kelly & Ryan.”

“I’m going with Kelly and Ryan – he could do that from here and he sa he isn’t leaving MN.”

“Live with Kelly & Ryan was my first thought when you sa you were leaving TCL.”

Patterson revealed in a short Facebook video update Wednesday that he will be — in fact — joining Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest.

“A lot of you guys are really great at guessing,” he sa in the video. “I am so pumped to tell you that today, this afternoon, I’m getting on a flight [and] flying to New York City to team up again with my friends at Live with Kelly and Ryan who have been so good to me during these last few years.”

He goes on to share that he’ll be featuring some stories of the holays in New York and promises to share with us when they’ll air so we can watch.

“Every time that I get an opportunity to do something with [Kelly & Ryan], it really is, it’s surreal. I kind of have pinch-myself moments of ‘Am I getting to do this? This is just so fun.'”

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Patterson has become an occasional guest and viewer favorite on Live with Kelly and Ryan over the past several years. In 2015 he made his first remote appearance as the Minnesota Weather Guy during a particularly frig polar vortex. During that appearance, he shocked Kelly, Ryan and viewers with his banana hammer; using a frozen banana he’d left outse overnight, he hammered a nail into wood.

Beginning in 2019, Patterson began to feature more regularly with Minnesota weather updates. In January of that year he went viral with a hilarious segment in which he dropped a carton of frozen eggs. Instead of breaking, they just bounced and rolled around to the pleasure of those watching.

In 2020 during the mst of COVID quarantine, Kelly and Ryan checked in with Patterson for updates.

Congratulations and good luck, Steve! We can’t wait to see more from you on a national stage!

For more from Steve Patterson, follow his Facebook page or Instagram account.

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Steve Patterson is an American Journalist who currently serves as a correspondent at NBC News since joining the station in January 2016

Steve Patterson Biography

Steve Patterson is an American Journalist who currently serves as a correspondent at NBC News since joining the station in January 2016 after serving as a reporter for CBS3 in Philadelphia.

Patterson graduated from North Farmington High School in 2013 and joined Michigan State University where he graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in journalism.

Patterson joined CBS Evening News in May 2007 where he served as an intern. He then later joined WLNS-TV in Lansing, Michigan area, and served as a Newsroom assistant/editor. He has as well worked as a reporter for KSDK-TV News Channel 5, WZZM 13, and CBS-3 Philadelphia.

Steve Patterson Age

Patterson is 36 years 0ld as of 2021. He was born in 1985, in Farmington Hills, Michigan, the United States. However, he has not revealed the date or the month he was born hence it’s not known when he celebrates his birthday.

Steve Patterson Height

Patterson stands at a height of approximately 5 feet, 8 inches.

Steve Patterson Family

Patterson has managed to keep his personal life away from the limelight hence he has not disclosed any information about his parents. It is also not known if he has any siblings.

Steve Patterson Wife

Patterson is in a relationship with Renee Lee. They d celebrate their anniversary on December 19, 2020, after a period of dating.

Steve Patterson Worth

Patterson has an estimated net worth of between $1 Million – $5 Million which he has earned through being an anchor.

Steve Patterson Salary

Patterson earns an annual salary ranging between $40,000 – $ 110,500.

The table below answers some of the frequently asked questions about Patterson.

Who is Steve Patterson?

 He is an American Journalist

How old is Steve Patterson?

36 years 0ld as of 2021

How tall is Steve Patterson?

5 feet, 8 inches

Who is Steve Patterson married to?

Renee Lee

How much money does Steve Patterson earn?

$40,000 – $ 110,500

How much is Steve Patterson worth?

$1 Million – $5 Million

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Personal Details Summary

Name
Elizabeth Ries

Mother / Mom
Susie Ries

Sister
Emily and Jenny Ries

Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB
July 27, 1981. As of 2022, she is around 41 years old.

Wedding & Marriage / Husband / Engaged / Spouse / Partner
Married. See below for relationship details.

What happened to Elizabeth Ries?
In February, Ries slipped outse her Minneapolis home and suffered a dislocated ankle that was broken in three places.

Children / No. of Ks
2

Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race
White

Nationality
American

Wiki Biography / Profile Information

Introduction :

Elizabeth Ries is a news personality, mother, wife, an av home chef, and one of Twin Cities’ favorite talk show hosts. She has been on ‘Twin Cities Live’ since 2009 with current co-host Steve Patterson where the show focuses on what makes the Twin Cities and their people unique.

Personal Life, Parents & Family Background :

• Born on July 27, 1981, in Cambrge, Minnesota, Elizabeth is the daughter of Thomas (father) and Susie Ries (mother). She has two sisters – Emily, and Jenny Ries.
• The Ries family moved to Apple Valley, California, from Minnesota. Elizabeth graduated from Apple Valley High School in 1999.
• Her father is a Minister and Present of Concordia University and her mother is an Interior Designer and has her own successful business in the Twin Cities.
• Elizabeth’s mom Susie Ries has appeared many times on TCL giving home décor tips.
• She loves cooking, growing her own vegetables and also has her own chicken coop in the backyard, which she regularly blogs about.
• When she was 22, Elizabeth got a West Highland White Terrier named Henry, who regularly appeared on TCL until he passed away in late 2018. The Reimers family also has German Shorthair Pointer, Gracie Lu.
• Elizabeth met Jay Reimers in 2010 and went on their first date three months later. After dating for three years, they got married on September 21, 2013. The couple has two children together – Bernadette (born in January 2015) and Franklin (born in July 2017).

Early Life & Education :

• Elizabeth graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Political Science.
• She interned at KMSP in Eden Prairies.

Career, Job, Salary & Net worth :

• After her internship, Elizabeth began her career in Green Bay, Wisconsin, as a reporter and anchor for WBAY.
• She then moved to Duluth, Minnesota, where she d the morning Newscast for KDLH, finally moving back to the Twin Cities where she reported for 5 Eyewitness News.
• In 2009, Ries joined the Twin Cities Live team. She has had two different co-hosts until Steve Patterson was signed in July 2014. There was a stage where the show could have been canceled but ended up being expanded to 90 minutes instead.
• She also does the ‘Dirt Alerts’ for myTalk 107.10 few times a week.
• Ries also has her own blog called ‘Home to Homestead’ and does a podcast ‘Best to the Nest’ with Margery Punnet, her former radio co-host on myTalk 107.10.

Interesting Facts & Trivia :

• Elizabeth used to play the flute in high school but never kept it up.
• She supported the Wisconsin Badgers but her dad made sure that all the girls route for the Green Bay Packers.
• She has always wanted to travel to Iceland and Denmark.
• Ries loves the patty cakes from Yum Bakery. Her favorite brand of water is La Croix.
• In 2016, Elizabeth went to Ghana to report for TCL on a friendship between a Minnesota businessman and Ghana pastor – about a pair of shoes that changed lives.
• In early 2020, Elizabeth received an email commenting on her big b*tt. She reacted publicly highlighting that the e-mail made her sad and angry, and further commented that body-shaming is useless and potentially harmful.

Body Info / Physical Features

Elizabeth Ries Measurements :

• Eye Color : Hazel
• Haircut / Hair Color : Brown
• How tall / Height : 5’ 1”
• Feet / Legs / Boots / Shoe Size : No confirmed information available.
• Is Elizabeth Ries Pregnant ? : Currently, she is not expecting a baby.

Former Twin Cities Live co-host Steve Patterson announced his newest television gig Wednesday on social media.

Retirement doesn’t last long for some, and former TCL co-host Steve Patterson is one of those who couldn’t sit still long. Just two weeks after leaving his position as KSTP co-host of Twin Cities Live, he took to social media to announce his latest television gig. On Tuesday he posted a graphic inviting guesses.

Hundreds of guesses came in.

“A new music show featuring Steve on the banjo,” joked one person.

“Wheel of fortune?” wished another. “Kding. Wherever it is, best of luck and good wishes to you.”

“The late night show with Jimmy Fallon!?” joked another. “That would be sweet though!!”

The overwhelming response, though, was Live with Kelly and Ryan which Patterson has guest featured on before.

“Live with Kelly and Ryan?”

“Permanent Segments on Live with Kelly & Ryan.”

“I’m going with Kelly and Ryan – he could do that from here and he sa he isn’t leaving MN.”

“Live with Kelly & Ryan was my first thought when you sa you were leaving TCL.”

Patterson revealed in a short Facebook video update Wednesday that he will be — in fact — joining Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest.

“A lot of you guys are really great at guessing,” he sa in the video. “I am so pumped to tell you that today, this afternoon, I’m getting on a flight [and] flying to New York City to team up again with my friends at Live with Kelly and Ryan who have been so good to me during these last few years.”

He goes on to share that he’ll be featuring some stories of the holays in New York and promises to share with us when they’ll air so we can watch.

“Every time that I get an opportunity to do something with [Kelly & Ryan], it really is, it’s surreal. I kind of have pinch-myself moments of ‘Am I getting to do this? This is just so fun.'”

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Patterson has become an occasional guest and viewer favorite on Live with Kelly and Ryan over the past several years. In 2015 he made his first remote appearance as the Minnesota Weather Guy during a particularly frig polar vortex. During that appearance, he shocked Kelly, Ryan and viewers with his banana hammer; using a frozen banana he’d left outse overnight, he hammered a nail into wood.

Beginning in 2019, Patterson began to feature more regularly with Minnesota weather updates. In January of that year he went viral with a hilarious segment in which he dropped a carton of frozen eggs. Instead of breaking, they just bounced and rolled around to the pleasure of those watching.

In 2020 during the mst of COVID quarantine, Kelly and Ryan checked in with Patterson for updates.

Congratulations and good luck, Steve! We can’t wait to see more from you on a national stage!

For more from Steve Patterson, follow his Facebook page or Instagram account.

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Another blow to the Twin Cities TV scene as Twin Cities Live co-host Steve Patterson is leaving the popular weekday afternoon program on KSTP-TV. 

“Maybe it’s just time for something new. A new challenge, something different,” Patterson announced Sept. 15, adding that he’s looking forward to being home more with his children to watch them grow up. 

“It was tough to come to this decision. I have just LOVED working on the show. I have been so warmly welcomed into so many of your homes every day. And that is something I’ve always consered a real honor. Truly. Not getting to share that special time with you weekday afternoons on television is something that I will really miss,” Patterson sa. 

Patterson will continue his radio role on the Donna & Steve show on myTalk 107.1, which airs Monday-Fray from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. What he does in addition to radio, if anything, remains a mystery. Patterson serves as a frequent correspondent for ABC’s Live with Kelly and Ryan.

Patterson sa if any media opportunities arise in big markets like Los Angeles or New York, they’ll have to understand that he and his family have no plans to move out of Minnesota. 

His final show at TCL hasn’t been disclosed, but Patterson indicated that it will be later in the fall. 

“The flexibility that my new schedule will prove is worth mentioning. I’m excited to be home when the ks get home from school,” Patterson wrote in a lengthy social media post. “Heck, I might even enjoy an afternoon cup of tea and conversation with my wife while the baby is sleeping. Or maybe puzzles. Don’t test me. I’ll do it!”

Elizabeth Ries, who has hosted TCL since 2009, will remain with the show. 

The forecast is in: There’s a 100 percent chance of Steve Patterson leaving KSTP’s “Twin Cities Live” later this fall.

“Seasons are changing, my friend,” sa his co-host, Elizabeth Ries, during last week’s emotional announcement.

“Seasons are changing,” he confirmed.

However, Patterson sa he will continue with Hubbard Broadcasting for his radio job, co-hosting the “Donna & Steve” show with Donna Valentine on myTalk 107.1 FM.

“I have really come to love that aspect of broadcasting,” Patterson sa of radio.

Patterson, 37, sa he has also enjoyed his time at “Twin Cities Live,” a daytime life show he joined in 2014. In recent years, viewers have wondered if Patterson — who occasionally appears on ABC’s “Live with Kelly and Ryan” with funny reports about the weather in Minnesota and other topics — would get a national gig.

In a 2020 interview with the Pioneer Press, Patterson dn’t say “Never!” — but the Pittsburgh transplant sa he enjoyed life in Minnesota, despite the weather (or perhaps because of it). He and his wife, Lu, have four young children — ages 11, 9, 6 and almost 2 –and recently built a home in Chaska, where they live near his sister.

He emphasized that again last week.

“Minnesota is home,” he sa.

In his Sept. 15 announcement, Patterson tried to explain his decision.

“Sometimes you get to a point where you just sense a little stirring inse of you,” he sa, “and you think, ‘Maybe it’s time for something new, a new challenge, something different on a professional se.’”

His family was a factor, too.

“I don’t know if you guys know, but we have 18 children,” he joked, ” … and then we got a dog.”

Family life d play a role in his decision, he says.

“I’ve been working radio and tv the last few years, and that doesn’t leave a ton of flexibility in my day on any given day,” he sa.

Now, after he signs off on noon on weekdays, there will be more flexibility.

“When my ks get home from school, I’ll be home,” he says. “When my little guy, Dev, wakes up from a nap, most days I’ll be there. I don’t know how long that schedule or this season is going to last, but I’m excited for however long that season is.”

As for his future professional endeavors, Patterson sa he’s looking into pursuing “some creative opportunities that may or may not come up.”

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While a specific date has not yet been announced for Patterson’s departure, he d mention that it was still “a couple of months” away — so expect a long goodbye.

“Of course we are so sad to see Steve go, but this decision allows him to have extremely precious time with his family and we are always supportive of that,” sa Christian Unser, the show’s executive producer, in a statement. “So there are big changes coming but we will have a lot more to share as soon as we can … We’ll have more information about Steve’s final day and what we have planned in the next few weeks.”

The tears are already flowing among colleagues, though.

“I just adore you,” Ries sa as the two struggled to get through the announcement, “and I will miss you.”

We will miss his weather reports. Or, will he still take to television to descend an ice sle while wearing swim trunks, or experiment with how long it takes for eggs to freeze during a cold snap?

“Only time will tell, the opportunities that exist,” Patterson sa of his future assignments during an interview with the Pioneer Press.

“I’m going to slowly approach everything. I don’t feel any pressure to get a plan figured out immediately … what I’m not looking for is a way to be busier. I’m looking forward to having a little more margin in my day.”

Stay tuned.

Elizabeth Ries Biography and Wiki

Elizabeth Ries is an American journalist and television host. She hosts the Twin Cities talk show on KSTP. She has been hosting the Twin Cities talk show since 2009 alongse her co-host Steve Patterson. 

Elizabeth Ries Age

Ries is 40 years old as of 2021. She was born on July 27th, 1981 in Cambrge, Minnesota.

Elizabeth Ries Birthday

Ries celebrates her birthday every 27th July every year.

Elizabeth Ries Height and Weight

Ries stands at an average height of 5 feet 6 inches and weighs around 53 kg.

Elizabeth Ries Family and Parents

Ries was born and raised by her parents Susie and Thomas Ries. Her mother is a business owner and interior designer in Twin Cities while her father is a minister and Present of Concordia University. She was raised alongse her two sisters Emily and Jenny Ries.

Elizabeth Ries Education

Ries graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a Bachelor’s degree in journalism and political science.

Elizabeth Ries Husband and Married

Ries is married to her lovely husband Jay Reimers. They met in 2010 and dated for three years before getting married. In their marriage, Elizabeth and her husband have been blessed with three children Bernadette, Franklin, and Heathcliff.

Elizabeth Ries Wedding

Ries and her husband held their wedding on September 21st, 2013 in a wonderful ceremony attended by their family and friends.

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Facts About Ries

• Age: 40 years old
• Birthday: July 27th, 1981
• Height: 5 feet 6 inches
• Husband: Jay Reimers
• Salary: $75,000 – $90,000
• Net Worth: $100,000 – $500,000

Elizabeth Ries Twin Cities Live Wikipedia

Ries joined the Twin Cities Live team in 2009 and had two different co-hosts until July 2014, when Steve Patterson was hired. Ries began her career as a reporter and anchor for WBAY in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She eventually relocated to Duluth, Minnesota, where she worked as a morning cast member for KDLH before returning to the Twin Cities.

Elizabeth Ries Salary

Ries receives an annual salary of $75,000-$90,000 from her career as a journalist.

Elizabeth Ries Net Worth

Ries has an estimated net worth of $100,000-$500,000 as of 2021

Elizabeth Ries House

Ries runs her own blog called Home to Homestead that centers on urban farming.

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Who is Elizabeth Ries?

Elizabeth Ries is an American journalist and television host. She hosts the Twin Cities talk show on KSTP. She has been hosting the Twin Cities talk show since 2009 alongse her co-host Steve Patterson.

How old is Elizabeth Ries?

Ries is 40 years old as of 2021. She was born on July 27th, 1981 in Cambrge, Minnesota.

Is Elizabeth Ries married?

Ries is married to her lovely husband Jay Reimers. They met in 2010 and dated for three years before getting married. In their marriage, Elizabeth and her husband have been blessed with three children Bernadette, Franklin, and Heathcliff.

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