Best known for sharing the spotlight with his twin brother Shane Kinsman in the 2003 hit comedy Cheaper by the Dozen, he also reprised his role in the 2005 sequel, Cheaper by the Dozen 2, further solidifying his place in family-friendly entertainment. Before stepping into the world of fame, he and his brother made their acting debut at just 4 years old in a Tylenol commercial—an early start that paved the way for their on-screen journey. Born in Southern California to parents Grant and Jeanette Kinsman, he grew up in a close-knit family that supported his creative pursuits. In 2016, he took a new step forward by enrolling at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, balancing academic life with his growing public profile. Over the years, he has remained connected to his roots while quietly building a life beyond the camera. His story, shaped by early stardom and personal growth, continues to resonate with fans who’ve followed his path from childhood roles to adulthood.
The twins, who were known for their roles as Porter and Preston Scavo, appeared on the popular ABC series Desperate Housewives from 2004 to 2008. They really made a mark during those years, bringing humor and charm to the show. The twins played dual roles, and their performances stood out throughout the series. Over time, the twins became fan favorites, especially for how they portrayed the mischievous Scavo brothers. From start to finish, the twins contributed significantly to the show’s dynamic family storylines.