Blaze Kelly Coyle Net Worth is
$7 Million

Mini Biography

Christine “Blaze” Kelly Coyle, Leader & CEO of Metallic Phoenix Entertainment, can be an American singer, celebrity, article writer, author, director and maker. Given birth to in Philadelphia, elevated in NJ, Blaze produced her tv debut in the sensitive age group of ten performing “That is my entire life” on “The Al Albert’s Display”. She after that went on to become regular on ABC’s “THE PRINCIPLE Halftown Display”, featuring past due greats Traynor Ora Halftown and Larry Ferrari. Blaze was an associate of Lucille Russo’s Boardwalk Celebrity Revue in Atlantic Town and won many titles including: University Celebrity Search, Tony Grant’s Celebrity of Tomorrow, Teenager Talent Ocean Town, Talent America and Miss Soul of America. Nicknamed “Blaze” due to her auburn hair, fiery personality and solid resemblance to actress Lolita Davidovich in the movie “Blaze Starr”,(also starring Paul Newman), how apropos that nickname would turn into a few years later on when she was identified as having bilateral vocal tumors. Before her medical procedures she was presented with a medal of St. Blaise (pronounced Blaze)… known in Catholicism for the blessing of throats, coincidentally. After two surgeries, vocal rest and an extended recovery period, she experienced a deeper gratitude and gratitude on her behalf God-given presents and decided she’d pursue from after that on with crazy abandon. She worked like a radio personality (89.7 WGLS and 104.9 WRDR), an on-air Philadelphia news and traffic reporter (Metro Network/Westwood One), a magician’s assistant, a clown, a science teacher, a surgical assistant and a broadcast technician (ESPN and Ernst & Young), even while pursuing a profession in the entertainment biz. The tv screen series “Emma Everything” (co-written with Jim Dodge) is definitely loosely predicated on her work/life experiences, as the film “Speed Damon & Holly” (co-written with Scott Stram) is definitely loosely predicated on her amusing dating experiences.

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