The Untold Truth About Ari Melber and Wife Drew Grant Divorce As Rumors Of His New Girlfriend Begin

After their first meeting in 2010 at a social event as a fellow journalist, both felt the chemistry between two and decided to pursue a romantic relationship.

The former couple had a private wedding where only the closest family members and friends went. However, their relationship took a weird turn as they became close to each other. Rumors about Melber's affair started to spread as he was seen with Amanda Orley at the Grammys together. 

Ari Melber's ex-girlfriend started dating again in June 2017. Drew is still together with Alexandar. However, whether Ari had a new girlfriend or not is still the topic of discussion for his fan.

Grant worked as a staff writer in 2009 and later upgraded to a pop culture writer. As for now, Drew Grant is currently working as an editor for The New York Observer.

Ari Melber's parents, Daniel M. Melber and Barabara D. Melber, both were working Ari Melber was born to a working parents household; father Daniel M. Melber, and mother Barabara D. Melber, really loved the kid.

Daniel was a neurologist while Barabara served as a sociologist, and both are retired now. Ari grew up with his only sibling, a brother Jonathan Melber.

Ari Melber serves as a chief legal correspondent for MSNBC and as a host for The Beat with Ari Melber's show (an Emmy nominee for Outstanding Live interview). Legal analyst and lawyer, Melber's The Beat with Ari Melber show beat CNN and FOC News averaging 2.6 million viewers after the 6 PM time slot.

Jewish, Ari Melber went to Garfield High School in Seattle, Washington, and attended the University of Michigan to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science degree. After completing his university education, Ari went to DC to work for Senator Maria Cantwell.

Melber earned his Juris Doctor degree from the law school of Cornell University. His career in law began as he worked at Cahill Gordon & Reindel, as a First Amendment lawyer. Ari went to a Jewish day school, and when he was in grade three, he took part in a play about the justice system.

Ari Melber celebrates his birthday on March 31 every year. In 1980, he was born to Jewish parents whose grandparents survived Jewish Holocaust. 

Being a lawyer was his childhood interest. As he reached high school, he was sure to pursue a law career. Ari started working in the law field as he interned in a major New York Firm. While he was working in numerous firms, Ari also boost his writing career after writing for several notable journals, such as The Nation, Reuters, and Politico.