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       Logan Shroyer                                   BOYFRIEND
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         On NBC’s hit drama This Is Us,
         Logan Shroyer plays teenage
         Kevin Pearson—one-third of
         the Big Three, arguably TV’s
         most well-known and well-
         loved set of sibs. His athlete-
         turned-actor character is on
         the cusp of adulthood—and set
         to encounter plenty of real-life
         obstacles in upcoming eps this
         fall (think: budding substance
         abuse issues and a major move
         to NYC). But IRL, Logan’s life
         is decidedly less dramatic. So
         what means the most to this
         20-year-old rising star? Let’s
         wade into the deep end…
         PLAY TIME “In elementary
         school music class, we’d play
         a game where we’d act out
         parts from The Wizard of Oz—
         and I’d go all out. I definitely
         perfected my Wicked Witch
         of the West cackle. And my
         younger brother and I used to
         pretend that we were Power
         Rangers. Of course, we’d
         always argue over who got
         to play which ranger. I took it
         *very* seriously.”
         HELPING HAND “Last Thanks-
         giving, Hannah [Zeile, who
         plays teenage Kate on This
         Is Us] and I helped serve the
         homeless dinner at the Los
         Angeles Mission. That was one
         of the most incredible things
         I’ve ever done. It really doesn’t
         take that much effort just to
         serve someone a tray of food—
         but it makes such a big impact
         on the people you’re helping.”
         CURRENT EVENTS “I’ve been
         surfing since I was 11. I love
         it! You get out there and you
         try to have fun, but you soon
         realize that the ocean is in
         control—you cannot move the
         waves or tell them what to do.
         It’s a humbling reminder of
         how small we all are, and, at
         the same time, allows you to be
         a part of something greater.”
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