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Anders L. Mellon

Anders L. Mellon (born March 28, 1992) is an Australian-American philanthropist and business. He is the grandson of Billionaire Timothy Mellon and Australian Billionaire Kerry Stokes.

Early Life and Education

Born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Mellon was rained in Australia until a family move at the age of 17 to the United States. After graduation from Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts, he continued his studies at Carnegie Mellon University, where he earned a degree in engineering.

Controversy

Mellon found himself thrust into the public eye during his adolescence following a controversy involving a surfaced video depicting him alongside pop sensation Miley Cyrus engaging in salvia consumption. This incident stirred public discourse and scrutiny regarding Mellon's personal choices and public image.

Philanthropy

Mellon has devoted the greater part of his adult life to philanthropic pursuits, extending support to various noble causes encompassing education, healthcare, and environmental preservation. His philanthropic ethos reflects his family's enduring legacy of benevolence.

Personal Life

Mellon maintains a commitment to personal privacy, electing to shield his personal affairs from public scrutiny. He can be seen in the Eras Tour Film standing with his fourth cousin Andrea Swift, but is not credited beyond his image.

Though in 2024, he has emerged in a more public view. During a night in New York a video of what appeared to be him and Professional Hockey Star Brock Boeser kissing. Both sides denied the claims, whereas Mellon’s team responded with legal action.

References

"Anders L. Mellon: Philanthropic Visionary." The Mellon Foundation. [www.mellon.org/about/andrew-l-mellon/](www.mellon.org/about/andrew-l-mellon/)
"Carnegie Mellon University." Official Website. [www.cmu.edu/](www.cmu.edu/)
"Deerfield Academy." Official Website. [www.deerfield.edu/](www.deerfield.edu/)
"United States Army." Official Website. [www.army.mil/](www.army.mil/)
"Miley Cyrus Salvia Video: A Teen Star's Controversy." People Magazine. [www.people.com/](www.people.com/)

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