Storm Ryan

In the United States, Storm Ryan is a well-known transgender rights activist and social media influencer. Storm Ryan became famous after uploading gender-transformation videos to YouTube, and he was featured in a number of high-profile publications, including Teen Vogue and Mic.

Early life and Childhood

Storm Ryan was born in the United States on March 4, 2000, in Jacksonville, Florida.

In 2020, he will be 20 years old.

Pisces is his astrological sign. His sister, Ashton, has appeared in several of his episodes.

His parents are no longer in a relationship.

He has also withheld any other information concerning his family members.

In comparison, Ryan Stalvey is his complete name.

Education Details

Storm Ryan attended James Weldon Johnson Middle School before enrolling at Paxon High School.

Professional Career

Ryan considers himself to be a bisexual homosexual man.

He told his parents he was transsexual when he was 14 years old.

His mother first discovered his gender identification when he wore a button-down shirt, dress trousers, and a belt to his eighth-grade graduation ceremony, he claims.

His mother was present, and she was taken aback when he entered the premises wearing a child’s outfit, despite the fact that he had not yet come out as trans.

His mother then brought him out to the parking lot to beat him up.

He claims that since he came out, his mother has been physically and emotionally harassing him.

It only grew worse when he revealed his gender identity to his parents.

Both of his parents are said to have started physically and emotionally abusing him, as well as putting him through conversion therapy.

In 2015, his middle school, James Weldon Johnson Middle School, contacted child protective services after receiving reports of sexual violence against his mother.

The fines, on the other hand, were waived.

In January 2016, he live-streamed a video in which his mother appeared to restrain him on the sofa and threaten to strip him of his male clothing.

He shouted out that he couldn’t breathe multiple times, but his mother blamed it on the “dumb binders.”

His father, who had witnessed the situation, attempted to calm them both down at one point but left when Ryan’s mother refused to listen to him.

She insisted on having the scissors so she could rip Stalvey’s clothes off, but he refused.

At the time of the attack, Ryan’s sister was also present in the building.

He added in a YouTube video about the night that he’ll never forget seeing his sister crying after their mother attacked him.

Hundreds of thousands of people saw the video. Those that tuned in included Nick and Heidi Dennis.

They are the parents of Kyler, a transgender high school classmate of Ryan’s.

The Dennis family also reported Stalvey’s mother to the cops, who were ultimately arrested.

Ryan, on the other hand, was allowed to stay with the Dennis family after being exiled from his parents’ home.

In April, a court agreed to dismiss his mother’s charges if she agreed to psychological counseling, community service, and the payment of a fine.

The verdict worried Ryan since he was already having nightmares about his mother.

He was also worried that now that she was his legal guardian, she might want him to return to their house.

In order to reside with the Dennis family, Ryan commenced legal proceedings in 2016.

His classmates rallied around him, launching an online social media campaign with the hashtag #RiseForRyan.

He also controls ‘STORMRYAN 2,’ which he entered on August 21, 2017, in addition to his main YouTube page.

Ryan’s mother’s connection with him appears to have shifted in recent years.

His parents are both divorced, and his mother has become more accepting of who he is as an individual.

She’s also appeared in videos detailing his sex transition operation, as well as on his social media profiles.

His mother backed him up, chatted with him and the medical team, and even shot some of the films.

Ryan began hormone replacement therapy in the spring of 2017.

He got double incision top surgery in September of that year. He recorded the whole thing on video.

Net worth and Salary

He can earn a specific amount of money from his job, which will add to his net worth.

His YouTube videos could be his main source of income.

On the other hand, Storm Ryan’s net worth is estimated to be around $82K.

He should be spending more time with his friends and relaxing.

More Facts of Storm Ryan

Relationship Status 

Since June 2017, Stalvey has been dating Aryn Garrigan, a social media influencer.

They appear to have a solid bond. They might be having a good time and having a good time.

Let’s hope their friendship lasts all the way to the finish.

Body Measurements 

Storm Ryan has remained tight-lipped regarding his height and weight.

There are no additional specifics regarding his body dimensions, such as chest-waist-hip, shoe size, dress size, and so on.

Ryan is a dark brown man with dark brown hair and a dark brown complexion.

He also has scars on his chest from the top surgery he had for his female-to-male makeover.

Social Media

In terms of social media, he uses a variety of platforms.

Under the handle ‘st0rmryan,’ he has over 297K Instagram followers.

His ‘Storm Ryan’ YouTube channel has over 397K subscribers, while his ‘STORMRYAN 2’ channel has over 56.6K.

Similarly, he has over 203.3K followers and 6.2 million likes on TikTok as ‘@jappomutt.’

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Trivia

• Storm is a well-known transgender rights activist and social media influencer in the United States.
• He went viral after uploading gender change videos to YouTube, and he was profiled by a number of high-profile magazines, including Teen Vogue and Mic.
• Ryan claims that his mother has been physically and emotionally bullying him since he came out.
• His relationship with his mother seems to have changed in recent years.
• Ryan has been dating Aryn Garrigan, a social media influencer, since June 2017.