Liz Pryor

Liz Pryor is an author, speaker, relationship expert, and life advice columnist known for her candid approach to topics such as relationships, friendship, and personal growth. Before establishing herself as a writer and advisor, Pryor worked as a commercial and television actor. She later drew on her personal experiences and interest in human connection to help others navigate relationships, friendships, and life challenges.

Pryor's first book, "What Did I Do Wrong?" explores the complexities of female friendship and was a finalist for a Books for a Better Life Award. Through personal interviews and her website, Pryor collected stories of friendship breakups, using them to examine the dynamics of these experiences. The book addresses the often unspoken pain of the silent end of a close friendship and offers guidance for women to care for themselves and maintain emotional stability.

Pryor gained national recognition as a life advice expert on ABC's Good Morning America, where she provided advice on parenting, relationships, friendship, and divorce both on-air and online. This role established her as a straightforward voice on issues relevant to women.

Pryor is also the author of the memoir "Look at You Now," which became a Chicago Tribune bestseller. The book recounts her experience as a pregnant teenager living in a government facility, exploring themes of secrecy, judgment, and resilience. The memoir has received critical acclaim and has been optioned for the screen.

Pryor has delivered a TEDx Talk on judgment titled "Alone on the Inside" and has appeared on various daytime and morning shows. Her work has been featured in Redbook, Elle, Forbes, Good Housekeeping, and People, with both of her books selected as People picks. She contributed to the anthology "65 Things To Do at 65" and served as a relationship columnist and contributing editor for Family Circle Magazine, addressing topics such as parenting, divorce, and navigating everyday life.

Pryor's work in relationship advice, personal development, and women's issues continues to reach audiences through her books, speaking engagements, and media appearances.