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WHILE they were together, Taryn Manning called her engagement to Anne Cline “the easiest yes I ever said!”
Eventually, the Orange is the New Black actress and the musician went their separate ways.
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Who is Taryn Manning’s ex-fiancée, Anne Cline?
On June 11, 2021, it was announced Taryn Manning and Anne Cline became engaged.
Anne popped the question during her performance at a local restaurant in Panama City, Florida.
At the time, Taryn shared with TMZ: “It was the easiest YES I ever said!”
Similarly to the Sons of Anarchy alum, Anne also works in entertainment.
She is a musician who fronts her own band named Cline Street.
When did Taryn and Anne off their engagement?
In August 2021, Taryn and Anne decided to call it quits.
“Unfortunately, after being engaged it just was not the right relationship for her, so she (Taryn) ended it,” the actress’ reps told People.
“She has now moved on and is happy in a new relationship.”
The former couple started dating in March of the same year, only to break up five months later.
Regarding her relationships, the Karen actress explained via the abovementioned outlet: “I’ve experimented. It’s good. I just prefer men.
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“I love gay people. I’m not gay, meaning I love men.”
What is Taryn’s net worth?
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Taryn’s fortune is estimated to be $2million.
Hailing from Falls Church, Virginia, she was born on November 6, 1978.
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She is famously known for her roles in OITNB, Karen, Sons of Anarchy, Hustle & Flow, and 8 Mile.
One of her most memorable roles was as OITNB’s Tiffany ‘Pennsatucky’ Doggett.
“Everything that I’m not is what she was, so it was very tough,” Taryn said of the character.
She recalled to The Hollywood Reporter: “So, I didn’t make many friends that first season. I isolated myself.
“As they all got along and had a great time, I was sitting over on the side in character like, ‘Screw them.’
“That’s when I realized that I was a little bit more method than I thought.
“I gave myself a lot of pep talks…’Just muscle through this and you’re going to come out the other side. But if you’re going to do this, do it well.’
“I thought that I could snap in and out but to go to that dark of a place and to own it, to convince people that this is truly how she is, it had to be fully method.”
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