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Chosen Jacobs

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2001-07-01
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Before he became widely recognized, Chosen was already building an impressive foundation in the arts. He began singing at a very young age—just 6 years old—performing with the Georgia Boys Choir, where he delved into opera and developed his early passion for performance. Growing up in Atlanta, Georgia, Chosen spent his formative years immersed in music and culture before making a pivotal move. When he was 13, he relocated to Los Angeles, California with his mother, setting the stage for his future in acting.

Chosen eventually landed a recurring role on the popular CBS series Hawaii Five-0, where he portrayed Will Grover—a part that helped boost his visibility in Hollywood. That momentum led to even greater opportunities, and not long after, Chosen booked a major role as Mike Hanlon in the 2017 horror film It, which brought him wider acclaim. It’s clear that Chosen’s journey—from choirboy to standout actor—has been shaped by dedication, talent, and timely breaks. And as Chosen continues to grow in the industry, his early experiences remain a key part of his story.

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On stage, he’s brought his talent to life in standout roles across beloved productions like The King and I, Into the Woods, and Hairspray, showcasing his dynamic range and stage presence. Now, stepping into the spotlight once again, he takes on the lead role of El in Disney’s Sneakerella, where he shines alongside Lexi Underwood and Devyn Nekoda. As he continues to build momentum in his career, he proves time and again that he’s not just a performer—he’s a rising star making his mark, one powerful performance at a time. With every role, he brings authenticity, charm, and energy, solidifying his place in the entertainment world.

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