Bryan Johnson Height, Age, Children, Family, Biography

Bio/Wiki
Nickname	Anti-Ageing Millionaire
Profession(s)	• Entrepreneur • Venture Capitalist • Writer
Known For	His age-reversal regimen
Physical Stats
Height (approx.)	5' 11" (180 cm)
Eye Colour	Lavender Gray
Hair Colour	Light Ash Blonde
Personal Life
Date of Birth	22 August 1977 (Monday)
Age (as of 2025)	48Years
Birthplace	Provo, Utah, USA
Zodiac sign	Leo
Nationality	American
Hometown	Springville, Utah
College/University	• Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah • University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Chicago, Illinois
Educational Qualification(s)	• A Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from Brigham Young University (2003) • A Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business (2007)
Religion	Christianity
Food Habit	Vegan
Hobbies	Travelling, Writing, Reading, Gymming
Tattoo	On the right wrist: Chemical bond structure
Controversy	A law suit filed by his ex fiancé Taryn Southern, including breach of contract and emotional distress (2021): In October 2021, Bryan Johnson's ex fiancé Taryn Southern filed a lawsuit against him, alleging that he abandoned her after her breast cancer diagnosis. Southern claimed that Johnson had promised to support her financially and medically for life, leading her to become financially dependent on him. However, during her cancer treatments in 2019, she alleged that Johnson demanded she move out of their shared home, leaving her without a steady income to cover her medical expenses. However, Bryan Johnson has denied these allegations, describing them as baseless. He had also addressed the case in a YouTube video released in December 2023. [1]People.com
Social Media	• Instagram • Facebook • YouTube • Twitter • LinkedIn
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Divorced
Affairs/Girlfriend	Taryn Southern (American public speaker, Artist) (2016-2021)
Family
Children	Son(s)- 2 • Kala Johnson • Talmadge Johnson (Makeup Artist) Daughter- Joanne Johnson
Parents	Father- Richard Johnson Mother- Ellen Huff
Money Factor
Net Worth (approx.)	$400 million (as of 2024)

Some Lesser Known Facts About Bryan Johnson

• Bryan Johnson was born in born in Provo, Utah and grew up in Springville, Utah, with his three brothers and one sister.

• After the divorce of his parents, he lived with his mother and stepfather in Florida. His stepfather and mother together owned a trucking company.

• At the age of 19, Johnson became a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which is customary for young men, and spent two years in Ecuador, USA.

• While studying at Brigham Young University, Bryan ran a door-to-door cell phone business and earned approximately $180,000 in his first year. He had also hired other college students to sell service plans and cell phones.

• After that, Johnson started a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) company, which combined features of Vonage and Skype. He co-founded this company with three other partners. That company ended its operations in 2001.

• Later, in 2001, he joined his brother and another partner on a $70 million real estate project. That project also did not achieve good business, so they sold it.

• In an interview, Bryan Johnson mentioned that when he was 24 years old, he fell into a deep depression that lasted 10 years.

• In September 2013, Braintree Venmo was acquired by PayPal for $800 million. He made around $300 to 400 million personally.

• In the same year, Johnson and his wife divorced. His elder son, Talmadge Johnson, lives with him, while one son and daughter live with his wife.

• In 2014, Bryan Johnson founded OS Fund, a venture capital fund in the United States that invests in early-stage science and technology companies. He used $100 million of his own money to invest in science and deep tech.

• In 2016, Johnson founded Kernel, a company that has developed non-invasive neuroimaging technology. He invested $100 million of his own money to launch the company. Later, Kernel shifted its focus to creating hardware that measures the electrical and hemodynamic signals produced by the brain.

• In 2020, Kernel invented a pair of helmet-like devices that can record brain activity. The company stated that these devices may assist paralysed individuals in communicating or help those with mental health challenges access new therapies.
  

  Bryan Johnson wearing Kernel’s Flow helmet

• On October 13, 2021, Johnson announced an anti-ageing initiative called “Project Blueprint.” He underwent a series of six monthly plasma transfusions, with his son serving as the donor for one of the transfusions. However, Johnson has stated that he will not repeat the transfusions due to the lack of benefits. In his mission of age reversal, Johnson follows a strict diet and lifestyle regimen. Bryan also faced criticism for his age-reversal mission.

• In an Instagram post, Bryan Johnson stated that he had reversed his father’s age by 25 years using plasma exchange treatment.
  

  Bryan Johnson’s Instagram post about his father’s age reduction

• In an interview, Bryan shared that he spends approximately $2 million each year on his quest for immortality. His expenses include a personal health team of 30 doctors and experts who monitor his organs and bodily functions. He also invests in weekly skin care treatments to repair sun damage and explores various unregulated and occasionally controversial methods to extend his lifespan.

• His anti-ageing practices include taking 54 pills throughout the day, eating several pounds of vegetables and fruits, engaging in an hour-long workout, and going to bed at 8:30 p.m. every night.
  

  A picture showing Bryan Johnson’s meal and the pills he takes during his Mission Blueprint

• Bryan required his employees, sexual partners, vendors, and contract workers to sign non-disclosure agreements so that they could not disclose his daily regimen. At times, this was in exchange for settlements, severance, or continued employment.

• Bryan faced criticism for his work culture. Former employees, including his ex-fiancée Taryn Southern, accused him of imposing unusual requirements. These included him working in minimal or no clothing to manage his body temperature, openly engaging in sexual activities, and expecting staff to adapt to his strict health routines at work.

• Not all of Johnson’s attempts in Mission Blueprint are successful; he also experienced a serious infection. He shared some posts on Instagram showing severe allergic reactions to certain treatments.
  

  Bryan Johnson’s post about experiencing an allergic reaction after undergoing the Mission Blueprint treatment

• Bryan Johnson was featured in the Netflix documentary Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever, released on January 1, 2025.

• In July 2025, Bryan Johnson announced on X that he is stepping back from managing his longevity company, Blueprint, to concentrate entirely on his mission. This mission is to promote his “Don’t Die” ideology, which is focused on ensuring human survival in the era of superintelligence. He also mentioned that he wants to hire a CEO and a CTO who can run his business.

Blueprint has been a pain in my ass.

It's kept me from not focusing on the single thing I’m consumed with: how does the human race survive the rise of super intelligence.

Every minute spent dealing with problems like ‘why a supplier shipped us something out-of-spec’ (now… pic.twitter.com/1x4yXJvSV6

— Bryan Johnson (@bryan_johnson) July 23, 2025

• Bryan Johnson follows a strict workout, sleep and food regimen to stay fit and active.

• He is an avid dog lover.