Kevin quinn gay

Who is Kevin Quinn dating? Well, this is a major let down for numerous fans; although he was in an on-screen romance with actress Peyton List, and many cheered for them to become a real-life couple, the two only held their romance for the screen. Kevin Gerard Quinn (born May 21, [2]) is an American actor. He is known for his starring role as Xander in the Disney Channel original series Bunk'd and for his roles in the Disney Channel Original Movie Adventures in Babysitting and the Netflix film A Week Away.

In , he released a new single "More of You". Kevin Quinn is currently dating actress, dancer, and blogger Kalbe Paige Isaacson.

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The couple started dating sometime in , with Kevin posting their first picture together in November Kevin Quinn has consistently used his platform to raise awareness about pressing social issues. He actively advocates for the rights of the LGBTQ+ community, supporting organizations that promote equality and inclusivity. Nowadays, there is no answer to the question - Kevin Quinn is gay?-, so everything you've read on the internet is just rumors.

Yet, as often happens with artists of this field, the rumors that Kevin Quinn is gay are persistent, which is surely annoying. The pop song and music video encourage listeners to keep the fire of hope burning inside despite the despair of the world. Following the single, the Chicago native is gearing up to release a full-length inspirational album. CP: What is the meaning behind the song "Wildfire," and what do the lyrics mean to you?

Quinn: I'll start here with the music video. If you saw on the music video, we experience, in the beginning, myself dealing with something traumatic or stressful, distressing, and I drop my phone. The reason why we started with that was because we wanted the wildfire metaphor to build throughout the video in the same way that it builds throughout the song.

When you're going through the darkest of times, or when the worst thing could possibly happen, it's that wildfire in your heart that gets you through it until the end, that you can find peace and respite and resolution. I think that was just a metaphor for the song in its entirety. There's a wildfire in us all, and that wildfire drives our decision-making. It helps us deal with whatever it is we're dealing with.

You could call that God if you wanted to. But that's the general theme of "Wildfire," it's just that light inside of us all that lights up the world when it's at its darkest. Quinn: I had quite an interesting faith journey. I grew up in Church and I grew up praying. Even from a young age, I remember praying every night when I didn't even really know what I was doing.

But then some stuff happened as I got older, stuff that any average adult deals with eventually, whether it's death or grief, hardship, health issues. At a certain point, in my late teens, early 20s, it got so bad for me that I kind of just shunned the idea of God altogether. Because I was like, if God does exist, and God loves me, then why is He making my world a living Hell?

It felt that way and I'm sorry if that's like a graphic depiction of what I was going through, but it really felt that way. I was so lost in every sense of the word. Then there were a few events that happened, I guess you could say, according to God's plan that lifted me out of that darkness. I started to see the light again and find enjoyment and just peace in my life and resolution with some of the things that I was dealing with.

The more I settled into that, the more I got to know God, and the more I realized He was always trying to help me. It's just some things have to happen for a reason. Now in retrospect, at 24 years old, I can look back at those years and say, "Wow, okay, it really did have to happen for that reason. I talk to Him every day. I'm constantly praying and it's just interesting seeing the juxtaposition of that in my life, from not even four years ago when I didn't even care to talk to God.

Now four years [later] it's like, He's one of my strongest relationships.

CP: One of the lines in your single says, "Even if I'm broken, I'll still keep my hope in the one that holds me close. Can you share about keeping your hope in God to help? Quinn: I got to be honest, I don't know what God's plan is. No one does with this pandemic.