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Emily Eldredge

Biography

Emily Eldredge

Overview

  • Height
    5′ 9″ (1.75 m)

Biography

  • Emily Eldredge is known for Elmwood Park, Rug Pull! (2026) and The Rider (2025). She has been married to Paco Torres since November 8, 2014.

Family

  • Spouse
      Paco Torres(November 8, 2014 - present)

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  • Gender / Gender identity
    Female
  • Pronouns
    she/her
  • Sexual orientation
    Straight
  • Race / Ethnicity
    White

Trivia

  • Emily lives in NYC.
  • Emily's husband, Paco Torres, plays wheelchair rugby and once played for Team USA.
  • Emily invented an emotional healing technique called The Drawing Out Process, which she developed into a full healing approach called The ChangeLight System.
  • Emily was a spontaneous volunteer on 9/11 in NYC. She lived at Ground Zero for about 2 weeks, during which she ran supplies and emotionally supported other first responders. She later organized with fellow spontaneous volunteers to start a community center called September Space.
  • As a result of exposure to chemicals at Ground Zero, Emily suffered from severe all-over-body eczema and bouts of depression for many years. Thanks to eliminating chemical triggers, deep emotional healing work, dermatology protocols, and other methods, Emily no longer struggles with these symptoms.

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