Tyrone Edwards is a Canadian television broadcaster and businessman, currently co-host of CTV’s Talk and entertainment magazine program. He was a renowned figure in Toronto before working as a journalist. Tyrone was a partner at 1LoveTO, a Toronto community and entertainment blog that expanded in 2011 into a clothing line.
He was born and raised in Toronto’s west end and attended Hillside College in Michigan. He also played basketball at NCCA while studying Business and Speech there. After graduating from college, he was hired as a host by RAPCITY.
In 2011 he was hired by Muchmusic as the new host of RapCity, and served as an entertainment reporter and host for sister station E!. He joined eTalk as a reporter in 2018. A versatile presenter and interviewer, he brings a passion for connecting with people and helping them share their stories with the world.
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In June 2020, he co-hosted with CTV’s Anne-Marie Mediwake, Marcilen and Elaine Lui of Change & Action: Racism in Canada, a public affairs special created by the network in response to the global anti-racism protests raging followed the murder of gEORGR Floyd and the current Canadian controversies surrounding the death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet. He was later announced as co-host of eTalk, replacing Ben Mulroney and joined Chloe Wilde from the Tiff Tribute Awards telecast for the 2020 Toronto International Film Festival.
In addition to his television work, he is a partner in Miss Likklemore’s, a Caribbean food restaurant on Queen Street West. During the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada, Edward and his original 1LoveTO partners also launched See You Soon, Toronto, a special clothing line whose proceeds were donated entirely to charities assisting workers affected by the pandemic shutdowns.
Off-screen, Tyrone is heavily involved in his community, serving as a mentor and coach to underserved youth. Having once worked as a camp counselor at Toronto Parks and Recreation, Tyrone founded Concrete Hoops, a non-profit basketball camp that aims to incorporate life skills with a love of the game. He was also a program lead for the urban youth-focused Remix Project, an organization that helps children from all 13 of Toronto’s priority neighborhoods learn the fundamentals of the arts and entertainment business and assists them in their educational aspirations.
In honor of his work as a television presenter and with numerous charities. He has a foundation to support underprivileged youth. Tyrone received the 2016 Mandela Legacy Hope, Success, and Empowerment Award, alongside Naomi Campbell and Reverend AI Sharpton.
Tyrone Edwards Age
Edwards has been very secretive about his birth dates or months, but when it becomes available we will update you.
Tyron Edwards Height
Tyrone has an average height of 1.7 m tall.
Tyrone Edwards family
Edwards was born and raised in Canada. He is quite private about his personal life. Nothing has been revealed about his parents or siblings but we will update you as soon as the information becomes available.
Tyrone Edwards Wife
Tyrone is happily married to Adeela, blessed with children. However, we’re not sure how many as we all know he likes to keep his life low-key.
Tyrone Edwards Salary
Edwards earns an annual income of $65,000 to $100,000 as of 2023.
Tyrone Edwards net worth
Tyrone’s estimated net worth is $100,000 in 2023