Jeremy Jordan, the guy that sang "The Right Kind of Love"

This guy

Seems like a really nice guy

Apparently, he was in several films.

Donna Martin loved him.

Unless I see actual dick, then it doesn't count as "nude" R3

He was in Nowhere playing a gay drug addict who's boyfriend threatened to break up with him. Gregg Araki managed to assemble the hottest cast..

Is he gay?

He was in Never Been Kissed. There were def lots of gay rumors about him back in the day.

The first person to post a pic of the 'other' Jeremy Jordan wins a prize! 🎊🎉

Didn’t Tori Spelling date him?

R9 They've both acted in films and TV yet I somehow thought there was a union rule preventing one actor from performing under the same name as another.

Didn't New Jack City Vanessa Williams have to by Vanessa A Williams for years because of Former Miss America Vanessa Williams? But then FMUSA Vanessa Williams went by Vanessa L Williams for a period of time. Both now go by just Vanessa Williams.

I believe he was some kept boy for a record exec which led him to getting a recording contract.

He grew up in an orphanage, separated from his siblings and said he was physically and sexually abused for years. He ended up on his own as a teenager and probably did sex work to survive before he got his record deal. He was severely fucked up.

That video is nine years old. What's he look like NOW?

Jordan's real name is Don Henson.[1] He was born September 19, 1973,[1] and his mother gave custody of him to his father, who later married another woman and had four more children, all of whom he placed in Mooseheart Child City (an orphanage) after his wife died from leukemia.[1] Once they got to the orphanage, he and his brothers and sisters were separated and every year he spent there, from the third to eleventh grade, he had a different set of houseparents, some of them very violent.[1][2] Jordan wanted to get involved in movies and sign with a talent agency in Chicago, but was forbidden since the orphanage was in Mooseheart (near North Aurora), forty miles away.[1] When he was seventeen, before Thanksgiving 1991, he moved to Chicago to stay with a friend's parents. After a fight he was evicted from the house where he was living and ended up homeless,[1] living in the subway until he met his manager Peter Schivarelli. He then signed a record deal with his record company.[1]

Wow he had a rough life

Around ten years ago, he came to stay at the recovery house I managed in a low-rent rehab program in South Central L.A. (guess he must have been broke). Nice but troubled guy, and very high maintenance. His loud and pushy Westside JAP girlfriend and I took him to a doctor’s appointment in Beverly Hills, where he gave us the slip by going out a bathroom window in the medical building. We spent two hours driving around before we found him.

We had a few heart-to-heart talks during the three weeks he was there, but it was obvious he wasn’t up to the rigors of residential recovery. The man’s the real deal when it comes to his talent; he frequently sang while doing his assigned chores … glorious voice.

I still have that cd single somewhere I think. It was a good song and he was cute.

That's a very sad story R18. Hope he got better.

He must have made millions and I wonder what he did with all of that money? Hit records and 23 movies?

R18 do people really or still escape out bathroom windows?

That kind of childhood means he'll be fucked up for his entire life.

He made some good 90s r&b/pop