Sharron Townsend is a multifaceted personality recognized for his appearances on Netflix’s “Too Hot to Handle” (2020), and for his career as a model, trainer, and wrestling coach.

Wiki/Biography

Sharron Townsend was born on Wednesday, August 17, 1994 (age 28 as of 2022), in Camden, New Jersey. He later moved to Hershey, Pennsylvania, where he attended Milton Hershey School. A high-achieving student, he served as president of the school’s National Honor Society. He went on to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Physical Appearance

• Height (approx.): 5′ 8”
• Eye Colour: Black
• Hair Colour: Black

Family, Ethnicity & Relationships

Sharron Townsend resides in New Jersey with his mother and five brothers, including Taron Townsend and Lid Townsend.

His relationship with fellow “Too Hot to Handle” contestant Rhonda Paul ended after the show due to the challenges of a long-distance relationship. He attributed the separation, in part, to family issues and his mother’s illness, leading him to become emotionally distant.

Career

Sharron boasts a diverse career. He’s a professional trainer and kids’ wrestling coach. He also modeled for Aja Martin Photography for over five years, and for brands such as Plugged N Co and Dirty Politics. His television appearances include an episode of MTV’s “Undressed” (2017) and a shot at “American Ninja Warrior” the same year. He’s also appeared in several music videos, including “Why” by Angelica Villa ft. Jacquees, “Shea Butter Baby” by Ari Lennox and J. Cole, and “Fresh N Clean” by Fetty Wap.

Beyond modeling, Sharron’s musical talents led him to compose music in 2017, which can be found on Soundcloud. He also ventured into pageantry, winning Mr. Pennsylvania United States in 2018 and showcasing his skills as a wrestler throughout high school and college. His YouTube channel, “Sharron Townsend,” features one video titled “Savage Workout”.

Facts/Trivia

Sharron’s impressive wrestling career includes 112 high school wins, a record that placed him third in Pennsylvania history. He continued wrestling in college, achieving a 7-7 record during the 2014-15 season at Franklin & Marshall College.

His extensive tattoos tell a story: a Spartan warrior, a bull, and “I am my worst enemy” on his right arm; a globe with “Mama always told me the world would be mine” on his right chest; lyrics from DMX’s “Prayer” and flying pigeons on his left chest and shoulder; “No worries for the rest of your days” and Rafiki holding Simba on his left arm; and an anchor on his torso.

He’s a fan of the CW show “All American” and aspires to become an actor.

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