Amber Kelleher-Andrews, Renowned Matchmaker, Dies at 56
Amber Kelleher-Andrews, a highly recognized celebrity matchmaker and co-founder of Kelleher International, has died at the age of 56. Her passing, reported by The New York Post, was attributed to ovarian cancer.
A Legacy of Connection
Kelleher-Andrews made significant contributions to the world of matchmaking, serving as a relationship consultant on major platforms such as Good Morning America and TODAY. She was also involved in the NBC reality series Ready for Love, in collaboration with actress Eva Longoria. Throughout her career, she garnered a diverse roster of celebrity clients, including:
- Paula Abdul
- David Spade
- Hoda Kotb
- Terrell Owens
Her death occurred on April 13, as reported by Daily Mail.
Company Remembers a Visionary Leader
Kelleher International released a heartfelt statement mourning her passing. They described her as a “beloved Co-Founder, Co-CEO, matchmaking visionary, and devoted wife and mother.” The company expressed condolences to Kelleher-Andrews’s family, friends, and clients, acknowledging the profound impact she had on countless lives.
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Enduring Influence and Commitment to Love
Kelleher International highlighted how Amber’s “passion and vision” were instrumental in establishing the firm as a leading entity in matchmaking. Her commitment to fostering connections and her ability to create transformative matches resonated throughout the organization.
“Her empathy, energy, and ability to create transformative matches became the heartbeat of our firm—a legacy that lives on in every member of the Kelleher team,” the statement emphasized. The firm expressed a determination to honor her legacy by continuing her mission to promote love and connection.
As Kelleher-Andrews is remembered for her incredible contributions to the matchmaking industry, her legacy will undoubtedly influence future generations of relationship consultants.