Early Life and Background

Evette Rios was born on September 20, 1976, in Connecticut, United States. Her parents, Nilsa and Francisco Ríos, originally from Puerto Rico, instilled in her a strong work ethic and a passion for creativity. Growing up in a household where her parents were involved in rehabbing homes in their neighborhood, Evette developed an early interest in design and renovation.

Professional Career

After working at several top New York City interior design firms, Evette Rios transitioned to a successful television career. She is best known for her work on shows like "In a Fix," "FreeStyle," and "DreamQuest with Evette Ríos." Her expertise as an interior designer, chef, and lifestyle expert has led her to work with networks such as A&E, FWI, and FYI.

Television Contributions

• Regular contributor on Spanish shows like "Tu Desayuno Alegre" and "Despierta América"
• Host of the Facebook Watch show "Slice," featuring celebrity chefs
• Collaborations with magazines such as Latina, Siempre Mujer, and Everyday with Rachael Ray

Personal Interests

Aside from her professional achievements, Evette Rios has a deep passion for the arts. As a teenager, she was part of the theater group "The Sullivan Street Players," founded by Gail Noppe-Brandon and Bobby Lopez, the co-creator of "Avenue Q" and "The Book of Mormon."

FAQ

Q: What is Evette Rios known for?
A: Evette Rios is known for her work as a television host, interior designer, chef, and lifestyle expert.

Q: What are some of Evette Rios' notable television shows?
A: Some of Evette Rios' notable television shows include "In a Fix," "FreeStyle," and "DreamQuest with Evette Ríos."

Q: What are Evette Rios' personal interests?
A: Evette Rios has a deep passion for the arts and was part of the theater group "The Sullivan Street Players" as a teenager.