Is Tyson Ritter married? All about All American Rejects front man as he joins On*yF*ns

Tyson Ritter, who is married to actress Elena Satine, has joined On*yF*ns, according to an announcement he made on Wednesday, in an attempt to promote an explicit version of his band's new single, "Easy Come Easy Go," which releases today, 5 June. In his interview with GQ, Ritter spoke about the idea, saying:

"This new record from the Rejects is something close to the bone for me lyrically, so why not bear it all. Looking at you, Bert Reynolds."

Tyson Ritter, who is the lead singer of The All-American Rejects, made the announcement on 4 June and added that the content would be available free of subscription charges. Fans shall also be able to view an explicit version of the music video for the single.

More about Tyson Ritter, as the singer joins On*yF*ns ahead of new music release

Tyson Ritter, who rose to fame in 2002 as the frontman of the pop funk band, The All-American Rejects, with their eponymous debut album, was born on 24 April 1984 to Tim Ritter and Tracy Lyons, and grew up in Stillwater, Oklahoma. According to US Magazine, he co-founded The All-American Rejects, with his high school friend Nick Wheeler, who plays guitar for the band.

According to his IMDB profile, apart from music, Tyson Ritter has starred in numerous movies and TV shows, including "Love & Mercy," "House Bunny," "Prisoner's Daughter," " Lodge 49," "Preacher." "Johnny and Clyde," "The Sweet Life," and many more.

According to People Magazine, Tyson Ritter married actress Elena Satine on 31 December 2013 in a private ceremony attended by their closest friends and family. The couple, who had gotten engaged earlier that year in April, said in an exclusive statement to the outlet that they were excited to start the new year as a married couple. The newly wedded couple said:

"We feel very fortunate to have started the New Year this way.With an abundance of love and happiness together, shared with all of our friends and family.”

The couple welcomed their first and only child, a son, in 2021. In a 2023 exclusive interview with People Magazine, the "Dance Inside" singer shared that, for the first time, both his son and wife were accompanying him on tour. He said:

"This is a giant big top circus. And to be the ringmaster of it myself is a very, very daunting experience, so that my son's gonna be along for the ride this time, honestly, I think I'm just really so excited to show him that his Dad's kind of P.T. Barnum. This is going to be a full on Osmonds experience."

Tyson Ritter also revealed which of his songs was loved by his then two and a half year old son. He said:

It’s really weird when you're showing somebody your own music, and especially if it's your son, because you don't know if he's gonna dig it if he's just 2. He likes ‘Swing Swing’ — he’ll request it — which is a really flattering experience to have your son request one of your songs.”

In 2023, Tyson Ritter appeared on the Tuna on Toast podcast hosted by Stryker, where he shared an incident involving singer Machine Gun Kelly. Ritter said that the singer "went ballistic" when he merely suggested a certain change in the scene involving Fox for their upcoming movie "Johnny and Clyde," in which Megan Fox played the character of Alana Hart. Ritter said:

"Colson just goes from zero to awesome rage and awesome super angry. I think the whole experience for me was just like, what the actual f--- is happening? He had this like, baby’s arm of a joint dangling out of his mouth and he was fully unhinged and I was just like, 'OK man, I'm just gonna receive you.'"

Machine Gun Kelly, who was visiting Megan on set, was present in her trailer when Tyson Ritter made the suggestion. He said:

"We’'re on set and I go over to Megan’s trailer because in the film, there was this scene that she basically teases me, putting my fingers in her mouth. So I walked over to her and wanted to discuss this moment where a monster rips out her f---ing heart. That's her death scene."

He further added, that MGK, whom he nicknamed "Pistol Pete," was not happy at the suggestion, but added that witnessing MGK's anger helped him channel the rage needed for his character in "Prisoner's Daughter." He said:

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"He was super bummed about me asking if I could put my fingers in Megan Fox's mouth… He just went ballistic. I was like, 'I remember when Pistol Pete just started going ape on me, I was like, this is really confrontational, but also like, thank you dude. He might've been having a bad day, but I'll never forget, a lot of my role, in that one moment especially, it's not only my dad being his drunkest, wildest self, it was a little bit of Pistol Pete in my role for Prisoner’s Daughter.”

In his interview with GQ, Tyson Ritter revealed that he wanted to give his fans "full-frontal rock n’ roll access” with the creation of his account on the popular adult content website.

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