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Rob Dyrdek’s Wife: Get to Know the ‘Ridiculousness’ Star’s Longtime Love

J ust two years after Rob Dyrdek began hosting MTV’s hit series Ridiculousness, he met the love of his life, Bryiana Noelle Flores. Rob, 51, went all out to impress Bryiana, 34, and said he knew from their very first date that she was the one. Now, more than 10 years after tying the knot in 2015, the couple’s love is stronger than ever.

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MTV cancels 'Ridiculousness' after 46 seasons, star Rob Dyrdek's price tag became public

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MTV’s ‘Ridiculousness’ with Rob Dyrdek canceled — after a whopping 46 seasons

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Why Was ‘Ridiculousness’ Canceled On MTV After 46 Seasons?

After 14 years and 46 seasons, MTV’s Ridiculousness era is coming to a close.

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‘Ridiculousness’ Is Ending, and With It an Era for MTV

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MTV is done with Ridiculousness

The source shared that the company is working to reimagine MTV for the future, and aims for the channel to feature a more curated slate that explores “fresh formats, different creative voices, and re...

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MTV’s hit show ‘Ridiculousness’ canceled after 14 years, 46 seasons

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MTV's Ridiculousness Cancelled After 14 Years (And 46 Seasons!)

MTV Cancels ‘Ridiculousness’ Day After It Was Reported Rob Dyrdek Was Being Paid $32 Million/Year

Paramount is shedding Rob Drydek's massive contract. After the Skydance-Paramount merger, CEO David Ellison asked his top execs to figure out a way to

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Before Rob Dyrdek was a celebrity, he was a Kettering kid who got a skateboard for Christmas

Jun. 12—Rob Dyrdek, a skateboarding legend and venture capitalist, has continued to expand his popularity and business endeavors over the years. His growth to that fame started in Kettering. Growing up here, Dyrdek played baseball and soccer and tried ...

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MTV mainstay Ridiculousness axed after 14 years amid reports of star’s $32 million salary

Paramount fused with movie and TV producer Skydance in August after paying President Donald Trump $16 million to settle a lawsuit its own lawyers had called "meritless,” in what some critics described as "bribery" to secure regulatory approval.