Aaron Tredwell

By profession, Aaron Tredwell is a photographer who wants to capture the beauty of person and nature with confident. However, he rose to fame after his marital relationship with Janet Mock, a writer, TV host, director, producer, and transgender rights activist.

As a matter of fact, the two of them fall in love right after their first meeting. The two of them first met on the dance floor in a bar in 2009. Since then, the lovey-dovey are dating each other until 2014. Keep reading the article until the end and know more about Aaron's personal life.

Aaron Tredwell's Bio

The famous photographer, Aaron Tredwell was born in Thompson, North Dakota, the USA but grew up in Cumberland Center, Maine. He was born to mother Cynthia Treadwell. 

Moreover, he belongs to mixed ethnicity and holds an American nationality.

Additionally, he attended Greely High School and graduated from there in 1994 and later joined the University of Southern Maine in Portland. 

Career as a Photographer

Aaron kicked off her career as a photographer from an early age. The more he get involved in photography the more he fall in love with it. Moreover, he is a well known photographer as of now. Not to mention, his work is recognized and appeared in Marie Claire, Architectural Digest, and the New York Times, and other online articles

Married Life With Janet Mock

As of now, Aaron Tredwell is a married man. Tredwell married Janet Mock, a transgender rights activist, author, advocate, director, and producer. 

The two first met each other in New York when Aaron shifted from Maine to pursue his career. Likewise, The pair met on the dance floor in a bar on the East Side of Manhattan in 2009.

As per some sources, Janet refused to open up with him initially but later opened up about her past. After hearing Janet's past he hugged her and supported her. 

Furthermore, he proposed her in 2014 after dating for five years and the couple tied a knot on 5 November 2015 in a closed ceremony in Hawaii on the North Shore of Oahu.

Their wedding ceremony was conducted in presence of their close friends and families.

In the process of Divorce

The couple decided to split in mutual understanding in February 2019 and filed for divorce. The couple of three-years cited “irreconcilable differences" as the reason for their separation.

“Aaron and I have decided to part. I’m grateful for the years we shared and will look back on them fondly. I appreciate your well wishes as we continue onward separately with enduring reverence".

Mock said in an interview.

Janet had already married once and divorce before Tredwell. She has mentioned about her marriage and husband in her second book.

Former wife- Janet Mock

Janet Mock is tansgender woman who also serves as a television host, director, producer. Besides, she also contributes as an editor on Marie Claire and has previously worked a staff editor on People magazine's website.

In addition to being an activist, she's probably best known for becoming the first transgender woman of color to write, produce and direct a TV series. In 2018, Ryan Murphy hired her for his FX series Pose.

Aaron Tredwell's Net Worth & Income

Being a photographer, he is earning decently and collected a decent sum of fortune. As per ZipRecruiter, the average salary of an American photographer is between $21K to $77.5K. Probably, he might be earning over $60,000 as a well-known and talented photographer.

So, Aaron's net worth is around $1 Million as of 2019 which is similar to the lady photographer, Darah Trang. Not only a photographer but he is also a filmmaker and worked on the documentary SHAPE UP along with Derrick Middletown.

On the other hand, his former wife, Janet Mock's fortune is around $3 Million. She earned this hefty sum of money from her career as a writer, TV host, producer, and transgender rights activist. 

Janet Mock- bestselling author

Mock's two memoir became the New York Times best selling books in 2014 and 2017. Her memoirs Redefining Realness, published in 2014, and Surpassing Certainty, published in 2017 reveals about her childhood, gender transition, and her first marriage.