Niko Pepaj, born on June 4, 1991, in Michigan, is a talented actor and model known for his work in both television and the fashion industry. Growing up in Detroit, Michigan, Niko was always a standout athlete in school, excelling in baseball, basketball, and lacrosse. His natural athleticism and drive to succeed set him apart from his peers at a young age.
After moving to southern California at the age of 14, Niko's striking good looks and charismatic personality caught the eye of talent scouts in the fashion industry. He quickly landed modeling gigs for top brands such as PacSun, Supercuts, and Sketchers, solidifying his status as a rising star in the world of fashion.
It wasn't long before Niko transitioned from the world of modeling to pursue his true passion: acting. He made his mark on the small screen with a breakout role as Nico Velli in the television movie My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 3. This role showcased Niko's talent and versatility as an actor, leading to recurring roles in popular TV shows such as MTV's Awkward as Sergio and ABC Family's Bunheads as Frankie.
Coming from a proud Albanian heritage, Niko has always stayed connected to his roots and values the importance of family. His sister, the well-known model Eva Lauren Pepaj, has been a source of inspiration and support throughout his career. Niko's upbringing in a close-knit family in Detroit shaped him into the driven and talented individual he is today.
One of Niko's most memorable career moments was being featured in the music video for Selena Gomez's hit song "A Year Without Rain." Working alongside a superstar like Selena was a dream come true for Niko, and the experience further solidified his status as a rising talent in the entertainment industry.
As Niko continues to make waves in both the acting and modeling worlds, he remains focused on honing his craft and taking on diverse and challenging roles. With his raw talent, undeniable charisma, and dedication to his craft, Niko Pepaj is poised to become a household name in the entertainment industry for years to come.