Brittlestar

About Brittlestar

Known around the world for his comedic and inventive Vine videos under the name Brittlestar, he created Vine campaigns for brands such as Disney, ESPN, and HEYDAY Films. When the app was taken down, he had over a million followers. His Brittlestar YouTube channel helped him gain popularity.

Crisp stars, snake stars, or ophiuroids are echinoderms of the class Ophiuroidea that are closely related to the starfish. They crawl on the seabed using their flexible arms to move around. The ophiuroid typically has five long, slender, whip-shaped arms that can grow up to two feet long on larger specimens. From the new Latin ophiurus, from the ancient Greek ὄφις + οὐρά. Ophiuroidea contains two major clades, Ophiurida and Euryalida. More than 2000 species of crisp stars live today. More than 1,200 of these species are found in deep water, over 200 meters.

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Trivia

He wrote the novel Shortcuts Book 1, a best-seller on Amazon. He was invited to the White House to attend the Arrival Ceremony of the Canadian Prime Minister.

Brittlestar before fame

He used to work for Virgin in Glasgow, Scotland, as a buyer.

Achievement of Brittlestar

He wrote the best-selling novel Shortcuts Book 1 on Amazon. He was invited to the White House to witness the arrival of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Brittlestar family life

Shannon, his wife, and their two children, Owen and Gregor, were frequently featured in his videos. Stewart Reynolds is his true name.

Associations of Brittlestar

He's done voice-over work, including a stint on The Colbert Report, where he gave his voice.

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