Ariel Tweto: Wiki-Bio, age, married?, family, career, facts.

Ariel Tweto seemingly never gets bored of being in the sky. An expert pilot, Ariel is also a glider and is always looking for ways to be up high. One of the stars in the reality TV series Flying Wild Alaska, Ariel is a part of the Unalakleet ground crew. In the years that Ariel worked in Flying Wild Alaska, she wanted to make sure that the Alaskan people were not stereotyped as traditional hunters and gatherers. The series aired for three seasons and allowed Ariel to explore the world of reality TV. She also starred in Alaska based reality show True Alaska.

Way to stardom:

Ariel Tweto was born into a normal family. Her parents Jim Tweto and Ferno Tweto owned the Alaska airline Era Alaska. As it happened, Ariel was invited onto the game show, Wipeout. In an episode entitled ‘Where’s the pole?’, Ariel shouted that she couldn’t see the pole in the Pole Vault obstacle. Since she thought the pole would be yellow, she couldn’t see the white pole. During the interview, Ariel charmed her way into the audience’s heart. She mostly talked about the Alaskan village of Unalakleet. She also went on to reveal that she had never been kissed, which is also the name of the episode.

Her interview as so amazing that the producers approached Ariel to work on a TV show. Ariel conveyed the news to her father, who didn’t believe Ariel at first. After all, Jim believed that no one would be interested in their seemingly normal lives. But a lot of people were, and Flying Wild Alaska aired its first episode on the 14th of January, 2011.

To new opportunities:

Flying Wild Alaska opened Ariel to a host of new opportunities. She was a regular guest on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and made more than 15 appearances. While still working on Flying Wild Alaska, Ariel opened her wings to new opportunities and hosted the Sundance Institute’s Native Shorts television series in 2013 and the Miss Alaska USA pageant in 2014. She was also involved with MzeroA Flight Training’s Flying Again feature film and made a training video with them titled “Turning Stalls With Ariel Tweto”. The video was released on YouTube on the fourth of June, 2015.

Life Beyond Flying Wild Alaska:

After three seasons of Flying Wild Alaska, Jim decided to retire which brought the series to a close. The producers wanted to end the series on a high note. While the rest of the family members went back to their personal lives, Ariel continued her career in reality TV. She joined all-new series entitled, True Alaska. Through the series, Ariel hopes that she can show Alaskans as more than one-dimensional hunters. Talking about the reality series, Ariel said,

“I want to make a show about Alaska for Alaskans, and show people that we are more than what you usually see on TV. Yes, we hunt and fish and we live in stunning and difficult terrains. But we also go to the store, live normal lives, and have great families.”

Ariel who wants to be the Eskimo Oprah, started her training in a Cessna 207, “graduated” to a Cessna 150, and finished in a spanking-new Cessna 172. She got her license in the 2011–2012 season of Flying Wild Alaska.

Personal Life: Is Ariel Tweto Married?

An expert pilot Ariel has successfully concealed about her affairs and relationship.  Back in 2008,  Ariel admitted never been kissed in season 1 third episode of Wipeout. She was 21 at the time and basically indicating never been in a relationship prior. Since she has grown in stature as a reality tv star and actively participate in social media. Ariel has over 38 thousand followers on Instagram, 37 thousand on twitter, and 61 thousand on Facebook. However, with all her professional exploit to see, Ariel has not given any update on her love life and affair. As of now, we cannot tell for sure if Ariel is single or in a relationship.

Wiki/Bio Facts:

Ariel Tweto was born on December 14, 1987, in Unalakleet, Alaska, USA. She was given birth name Ariel Eva Tuadraq-Atauchaq Tweto. Her zodiac sign is  Sagittarius. Ariel holds American citizenship and belongs to caucasian ethnicity. She was raised alongside her older Ayla Tweto in Nome Census, Alaska.  There she attended Emerson College and later joined Chapman University in Southern California graduating in communications.