TV Personality Tyler Cameron and His Younger Brothers Are Chasing Their Dreams

Reality television personality and model Tyler Cameron made his mark as a fan-favorite contestant on Season 15 of The Bachelorette, in which he was the runner-up. Since then, Tyler has leveraged his fame, gracing the small screen on shows like Saturday Night Live and Special Forces: World's Toughest Test.

In a significant career move in April 2024, he launched his very own Prime Video series, Going Home with Tyler Cameron. The show sees Tyler return to his roots in Jupiter, Fla., and create his own construction and home renovation company.

Along the way, Tyler reunites with his family, including his two younger brothers. Keep reading to learn more about them!

For those unaware, Tyler is the eldest of three siblings, with his younger brothers Austin and Ryan rounding out the trio. These three appear to be inseparable, spending time together when they get the chance!

Austin, the second oldest, currently serves as an infantry officer in the US Army within the 82nd Airborne Division. In November 2023, Tyler sat down with People and revealed that Special Forces grew his respect and admiration for Austin.

"I wanted to make my brother proud," he explained. "We have a saying, simply, 'Just make my mama proud.' And the whole time, I was like, 'Damn. I'm complaining, but I know my brother Austin has to sit in a little sleeping bag for weeks in the miserable swamps of Louisiana for some of his training sometimes. I can get through this.'"

He added that the show was "just a taste and glimpse" of what his brother has gone through. Tyler told the outlet, "It was still incredibly challenging, incredibly tough. Just makes me admire and have so much more respect than I already [had]."

"I already respected him to a high amount, but this just [brought it home for me] how much our military goes through. The veterans, what they've gone through. Truly, truly incredible and remarkable," he said.

As for the youngest sibling, Ryan, he recently graduated from Flordia Atlantic University. During his time there, he was a student-athlete, pursuing a business degree while playing football for the university.

Now, he's embarked on a career as a firefighter and EMT. On April 15, 2024, Ryan took to Instagram to share his journey into firefighting, revealing that it began in August 2023. He described it as "the hardest thing I've done," but expressed pride in officially becoming a firefighter, bringing him one step closer to his purpose.

Ryan's choice to pursue firefighting was heavily influenced by the passing of his mother, Andrea. He recounted how a crew of firefighters supported her during her final days, being there for her when she couldn't fight for herself.

"Ever since then, I knew that I wanted to do this job so that I could be the difference, so that I could be there on someone's worst day of their life and never lose sight of my why and do everything I can for that person," he wrote.

On Feb. 29, 2020, Andrea Cameron unexpectedly died of a brain aneurysm at the age of 55. In her memory, Tyler, Austin, and Ryan launched the Andrea C. Foundation to celebrate her life and legacy.

"We want to continue the way she chose to live her generous life," the Cameron brothers said via the foundation's official website. "Our foundation will seek to award scholarships to students, and to help contribute to the local community."