Brett Raymer Biography, Age, Wife, Fiance, Trisha Marie, Tanker & Net Worth

BIOGRAPHY OF BRETT RAYMER

Brett Raymer is an American businessman and popular television personality for Animal Planet’s reality television show, Tanked. He is best known for his confidence and his ability to attract new customers, he is the current COO of AU M. Tanked is known for his exclusive coverage of the operations of the Las Vegas-based aquarium manufacturing organization, Acrylic Tank Manufacturing. With half the ownership of the organization being alongside American entrepreneur Wayde King, Brett owns half.

BRETT RAYMER AGE

Brett was born on October 25, 1969 in Brooklyn, New York. He turns 49 in 2018.

BRETT RAYMERTRISHA CHAMBERLAIN

Brett is currently engaged to his girlfriend, Trisha Marie. The couple started dating in 2011, and after six years of dating, the couple got engaged in 2017. Brett threw a surprise party for his girlfriend at the same location, where they first dated and l proposed at a special ceremony in 2017. He also surprised his fiancée gathering family and friends at the ceremony. In front of all his friends and family member, he proposed the love of his life with a diamond ring. The ceremony was televised on Animal Planet Channel in December 2017.

BRETT RAYMER WIFE | IS BRETT RAYMER MARRIED

Brett was previously married to his ex-wife Lisa Bradford. He shares two beautiful children from his marriage to Bradford: a son named Bryce and a daughter named Kayla. He often mentions his children on his social media accounts. One such instance took place on May 14, 2017 when he wished his daughter, Kayla Michelle on her 19th ^birthday . Brett displayed the unending love for his daughter via an alluring Twitter caption.

Back on December 20, 2013, Brett tweeted a birthday wish to his son, Bryce, mentioning that it was seven years ago that the second most amazing thing happened to him as his son took his first step into the world. His ex-wife, Melissa, also wanted her son to respond to Brett’s tweet. The reason for their divorce is not known however, it seems that Brett and Melissa ended on good terms.

BRETT RAYMER TANKED

Brett is the COO of Acrylic Tank Manufacturing (ATM), and you couldn’t build a tank big enough to hold his larger-than-life ideas and personality. Brett created the opportunity to help his family create their Las Vegas tank building dream. Wayde and Brett started the business before Wayde and Heather got married and the business is still thriving. Brett is known for his ability to manage and manage and his somewhat impulsive confidence. He brought Wayde some of his most loyal customers. Although some days Wayde wants Brett to slow down, Brett believes that if you can dream it, ATM can build it. He said seeing someone’s face taking advantage of a tank is priceless.

Today, his tank manufacturing business is one of the largest in the United States, with a customer base spanning the country and beyond. The company’s annual sales are close to $10 million according to an authoritative source. The company has different roles split between the partners, with Wayde as CEO, while his wife is the company’s accountant.

Growing up, he went to Abraham Lincoln High School in Brooklyn. Brett excelled in athletics, including tennis, soccer, and swimming. Now Brett prefers the sport on the sidelines, bringing his years of experience and enthusiasm to his daughter’s volleyball team, which he coaches.

BRETT RAYMER TV SHOW “TANKED”

The debut of the “Tanked” reality show on Animal Planet boosted Wayde and Brett’s business, helping to protect the company’s image as an authority on large-scale aquariums. The program can be described as an ultimate hit with local and international audiences.

This reality TV program presents the activities of the ATM and their various projects. It also serves as a true marketing channel for the company to market its rare quality tanks for corporate and personal needs. It debuted with a six-episode season in 2011, and its season 15 and 10 episodes were televised from December 2018, revealing comedian Tracy Morgan’s Giant Shark Tank as one of many exciting storylines. ; another season is expected to follow in 2019.

The show is very successful thanks to high-quality programming and storylines that audiences could easily relate to. The stories are not only about fish and aquariums, the theme offered by each project is attractive to the public. Each season deals with a specific project that shows teamwork in the area of ​​planning, problem solving, and how they can manage available resources to achieve a set goal at the end.

BRETT RAYMER NET WORTH

Brett has an estimated net worth of $5 million. As a businessman and COO of acrylic tank manufacturing, Brett managed to make a fortune and maintain a good lifestyle.

Brett is famous for the Animal Planet reality show, Tanked . He is also a producer and actor who has worked on shows like America’s Cutest and Home and Family .

BRETT RAYMER LOCAL DONUT SHOP

Raymer recently became a partner of local donut chain Donut Mania. Since getting involved, he’s expanded Donut Mania to four locations, with plans for 10 more in the next three years.

INTERVIEW WITH RAYMER ABOUT AQUARIUMS, TELEVISION, DONUTS AND OTHER FUTURE PROJECTS.

Review-Journal: How did you end up turning an aquarium business into a TV series?

Raymer: When the economy was bad and things weren’t going well in my life, I used to watch ‘Orange County Choppers’. And I used to come up to these guys and say, ‘Man, we could be on TV right now. Those Orange County Choppers guys aren’t exactly funny. They’re just a little abusive to each other. But they make a great product and turn motorcycles into rockets. We could turn aquariums into rockets.

Raymer: So I went to UNLV film school and found a teacher who showed me the ropes. And it took me three years to film the pilot. And we bought it. And here we are nine years later.

Review-Journal: You’re not producing the show yourself. Are you comfortable with how you are portrayed on the air?

Raymer: I love what (the producers) are doing. The show is not scripted. Everything that comes out of my mouth comes out of my mouth.

Loading… Loading… When we started the show, we had producers from Animal Planet. And I make fun of Wayde a lot, but I never really call him fat. I use another terminology with food, and this and that. But I don’t call it fat. And they came up to me early on and said, ‘You really need to stop with the big jokes.’ And I said, “I’m not going to stop. Have you ever watched ‘Sanford and Son’? Did Fred ever stop calling model Lamont? It’s the exact same reason why I will never stop with Wayde. It’s just who we are. “This show is authentic.

Review-Journal: Do you have one or more favorite tanks you’ve created over the years?

Raymer: My favorite tanks are the ones we do on the show, because I can see the customer reaction. We ship thousands of aquariums a year and never see the customer. But when we do something spectacular (on the show) and I see the face of that kid or that family member who’s been waiting for the aquarium for a long time, that makes it special.

Review-Journal: You have hundreds of tanks in Las Vegas, and you even provide visitors to your factory with a map of where to find many. If you had to choose three to send people to see, which would they be?

Raymer: The first one I would send them to would be my Summerlin donut shop. Of course, I want them to see my store.

And they haven’t seen (this tank) on TV yet. I would probably also send them to the Silverton Casino, the Bass Pro Shops. We installed the windows there. And then I would probably send them to a local restaurant or two (which have our aquariums).

Probably Rollin Smoke or Crab Corner, as I like the food there. Plus, it gives them the chance to get local food, support some local businesses, and see some of our aquariums.

Review-Journal: What brought you into the donut business?

Raymer: I’ve been doing this for 22 years now. I wrote the show nine years ago. I wanted some excitement in my life. I had gotten to the point where this activity was monotonous.

Review-Journal: How do you bring your creativity into Donut Mania products?

I’m not the real baker…but I’m a social media guru. I’m all over social media. I checked out all the donut companies. I get ideas, and we give them different twists. Maybe it’s something in another country that I bring back to my partner. We want to create excitement, and that’s what I mean.

Review-Journal: There was also talk of opening a full restaurant for you. What is the status?

Raymer: The restaurant is going to happen 100%, and it’s going to be on Las Vegas Boulevard. Funding didn’t come as fast as I thought it would. Our first restaurant is going to open in Minnesota, hopefully by the end of 2018, or if not, early 2019. And then towards the end of 2019, we’re going to open on Las Vegas Boulevard.

Review-Journal: Personal motto?

Raymer: Fail to plan, plan to fail.

Daily ritual?

Raymer: I wake up and immediately jump out of bed, get dressed and go straight to work.

Review-Journal: Animals?

Raymer: A dog, Bailey and an American bulldog. She was born on St. Patrick’s Day. And the fish.

Review-Journal: Hobbies / Collections?

Raymer: Sports Memories. Anything I can get signed by athletes or celebrities.

Review-Journal: The Food I Could Eat Every Day?

Raymer: Chicken Parma. I love chicken parm.