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Amy Bruni

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Tenacious Loyal Intuitive Caring Protective Imaginative Sympathetic

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1976-07-10
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She’s a well-known reality TV personality, famously recognized for her time on Syfy’s Ghost Hunters, where she was a key cast member from 2008 to 2014. Over the years, she continued building her presence in the paranormal genre, making appearances on shows like Paranormal Lockdown, further solidifying her reputation in the field. Before she rose to fame, one of her earliest notable roles came in 2008 when she appeared in the TV documentary series Infanity—a stepping stone that helped launch her television career. Outside of her professional life, she shares glimpses of her personal journey too. In June 2016, she touched fans’ hearts by posting a sweet photo with her daughter on her Instagram account, offering a rare but heartfelt look into her life off-screen. Her story—from early gigs to ghost-hunting fame—shows how passion and perseverance can shape a unique path. She continues to inspire many, not just as a TV star, but as a dedicated mother and authentic public figure.

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She has built up a substantial following, with more than 240,000 followers on Twitter and over 210,000 on Instagram.

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