Matthew Tyler Vorce

Background

Matthew Tyler Vorce was born into a Christian family on September 10, 1991. He was born and raised in Los Angeles but spent his childhood in Las Vegas, Santa Monica, and California. Since he was a child, Vorce has had a strong desire to act. He studied at Playhouse West and completed his acting skills at Groundlings in basic and intermediate improv. Stacey Miller, Arian Price, and Jay Lay also helped him with his training. Following that, he began to concentrate on his career.

Vorce has been in some theater shows as well as voice-over work. In 2012, he made his acting debut in the film “Little Monsters.” He went on to appear in several additional Hollywood films after that, including “I Wasn’t Me” (2015), “Dark Hours: Typee” (2016), “A Dedication” (2018), “The Beginning” (2020), “Searching for Putty Man” (2021), and others. He’ll also appear in the short film “The Curse of Frank Sinatra” in 2021. He achieved a reputation and fame among the general public after appearing in the 2016 film “Mother, May I Sleep with Danger?” as a cast member. In addition to the film, Vorce co-hosts the “Searching for Putty Man” investigative podcast, which delves into the origins of the Los Angeles legend.

Being a very private person, he has not shared any details regarding his personal life, but he is quite active on his Instagram, which mostly exposes his work. Vorce is also well-known for his writing abilities; he is a fantastic creative writer. In 2021, Vorce was said to be dating the famous singer Billie Eilish. The couple was sighted in Santa Barbara, California in April 2021. They were then pictured together in October at Doja Cat’s costume birthday party in Los Angeles, according to “Page Six.” However, their relationship failed with allegations that Vorce was cheating on Eilish. In 2022, Vorce confirmed the end of their relationship through his Instagram account, but he denied the infidelity issue.