Celebrity Info
Let me tell you a bit about her—she’s the travel blogger behind the popular miss.rover Instagram account, which has grown into a vibrant community of over 120,000 followers. The name miss.rover really captures her free-spirited journey, showcasing stunning travel photography and glimpses into her part-time van life adventures. She’s best known as the creator of Miss Rover, an adventure travel blog designed to inspire and connect people with road trips, National Parks, detailed itineraries, and valuable travel resources.
Over time, miss.rover has become more than just a blog—it’s a brand. Through it, she partners with various companies to create engaging travel guides, photography content, and videography projects that reflect her authentic style. But before all this, she had a completely different path. Back in 2014, she earned her Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy from Saginaw Valley State University. For a while, she worked professionally as an occupational therapist and even served as a social media manager, skills that later helped shape her digital presence.
Interestingly, her family background adds another layer to her story—her grandfather was originally Amish but transitioned to the Mennonite faith early in life. She also has a sister who resides in Portland, OR, and stays close to her despite the miles. On a personal note, she’s currently in a relationship with filmmaker Johnathon DeSoto, whose creative eye likely complements her own visual storytelling.
Through dedication and passion, miss.rover has truly built something special—a lifestyle and brand that invites others to explore the world with curiosity and purpose. Whether she’s hiking through a national park or sharing tips on sustainable travel, the miss.rover journey continues to evolve in inspiring ways.
She’s someone who truly cares about making a difference—her heart lies in giving back, and that passion has led her to volunteer with several impactful organizations. Over the years, she’s dedicated her time to Relay for Life, where she’s helped raise awareness and funds for cancer research. She’s also been actively involved with the Alzheimer’s Association, supporting families and advocating for better care. Her commitment extends to the American Cancer Society, where she’s contributed to outreach and education efforts. And let’s not forget her meaningful work with the National Down Syndrome Society—she’s been a strong voice for inclusion and support. Through it all, she continues to inspire those around her with her kindness and dedication. She really does make a difference wherever she goes.
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