Tyler Cameron

Tyler Cameron is an American television personality, model, entrepreneur, and general contractor recognized for his appearance as the runner-up on Season 15 of ABC's "The Bachelorette," featuring Hannah Brown. Prior to his television career, Cameron played quarterback at Wake Forest University and tight end at Florida Atlantic University, later signing with the Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent before a shoulder injury ended his football pursuits. He holds a bachelor's degree from Wake Forest and a master's degree from Florida Atlantic University. Cameron began his modeling career after being discovered on Instagram, working with agencies in New York City and Miami.

Cameron's television presence expanded beyond reality TV with the publication of his book, "You Deserve Better," which shares personal insights on modern relationships, and as host of the podcast "Everybody But Me," focused on dating and romance. He has appeared on Netflix's "Good on Paper," "The Real Dirty Dancing," and Fox's "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test," a celebrity competition filmed in New Zealand. The show highlighted his mental and physical resilience, including his openness about personal loss and family military service.

After the death of his mother, Andrea, from a brain aneurysm, Cameron returned to Jupiter, Florida, and founded Image 1 Construction, a home renovation and contracting company. This venture is featured in the Emmy-nominated Amazon Prime reality-docuseries "Going Home with Tyler Cameron," where he renovates homes for local families and works to restore his late mother's house. Cameron also founded Sabal Living Co., a full-service home and real estate brand, establishing his role in the construction and real estate industries.

Cameron is active in philanthropy, co-founding the Andrea C. Cameron Foundation with his brothers to provide scholarships and mentorship to students in Palm Beach County. The foundation has awarded significant scholarship funds to local students. He also co-founded ABC Food Tours, an initiative that introduces students from underserved New York City communities to restaurants, expanding their cultural and career perspectives. Cameron's work in television, construction, real estate, and community service has established his reputation as a public figure with broad appeal in entertainment, business, and philanthropy.