Born in Seoul, and adopted at the age of three to a German/Irish family in Philadelphia. He was ashamed to be the token Asian guy and spent most of his life trying to change his appearance to build self esteem and confidence.

As a model, Kevin Kreider has been featured in publications such as Men’s Health and Men’s Fitness Magazine, and was the first Asian-American to greet guests shirtless at the Abercrombie and Fitch on Fifth Avenue in New York City. He's been featured for brands such as Peloton, Gillette, and many more.

n 2014, the stress and non-stop nature of his career in the entertainment industry took a toll on his body and Kevin was diagnosed with Alopecia Areata, an auto immune disease that attacks the hair follicles. In two weeks, he not only lost a majority of his hair, but also his modeling career. Kevin has learned the craft of acting at a two year Meisner conservatory, skateboarded across America documenting the experience after Alopecia Areata. Kevin now resides in Los Angeles where he is finding his path in TV and film.

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