#aria logan

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JAY ✉ ARIA

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Name: Aria Logan

Age/Date of birth: 21/ Febuary 18, 1995

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Bisexual

Occupation: Actress/Model

Neighborhood: Downtown

Faceclaim: Gigi Hadid

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Biography: Aria Logan was the one and only daughter of 1990′s Playboy centerfold model Nadia Cole and famed Hollywood movie producer David Logan. Before she could barely walk, Aria was auditioning for roles in movies and television shows and before the age of three, she had landed a spot on a family sitcom, The King Kids. She played the youngest sister in the blended family comedy for nearly ten years before the show came to an end. Her entire childhood had been spent in the spotlight. She spent her days being groomed into the perfect, all american girl the country couldn’t help but love. Her team of publicists, managers, and stylists made her into the perfect role model the media loved to watch crash and burn.

Once The King Kids came to an end after ten years of filming, Aria was a bit lost. Her parents had left the parenting to the team of people hired to organize her life a a few years back. With that being the case, she never heard the word no. Her every whim was catered to and anyone who dared to challenge her was simply replaced. Coming from a popular tv show, Aria knew she’d always carry around the character she portrayed in the show that had been her family for as long as she could remember. And she was proud to do so, until her publicist informed her how difficult it would be to shake the persona attached to the character she played. She hadn’t realized she’d been labeled as only able to play the bubbly, popular, innocent kid sister and that there were thousands of fresh faces in Los Angeles that could easily replace her.

By the time Aria was thirteen, she’d been auditioning for new shows and movies for a solid year, looking for a way to keep up the lifestyle she’d become accustom. Her mother was taking aging extremely well, using Botox and prescription pills to keep her from feeling like she’d aged past twenty two, while her father turned to alcoholism when he came to the realization he no longer had a career worth mentioning at dinner parties. Since Aria was the only sober member in her household, she was the only one bringing in a check, replenishing the funds her parents thought were endless. After six months she hadn’t booked anything more impressive or steady than a few commercials and money was running out quick.

Under the guidance of her agent, Aria took a different approach to getting roles. She used what connections she could to get in the offices of as many producers and directors making new shows as possible. It started out as innocent as it could have, with batting eyelashes and shirts cut too low to be considered appropriate for a thirteen year old girl. She used the fact she was more developed than the average girl her age to her advantage. Flirting and roaming hands worked for a while, landing her in a few seasons of different shows, but nothing steady. By the time she was fourteen, her agent convinced her to step it up in the next few meetings she went to in the hopes it would land her something solid like her first show had been.

He smelled of cigars and cheap liquor, but he was one of the most successful directors in Hollywood and he was working on something that would put her back on top. He had a wife and two kids, a son only a year younger than Aria. He made her skin crawl, but it was business. She’d been raised with that idea that every move she made was to benefit her and her alone. She knew her parents weren’t together out of love. There may have been lust in the beginning of their relationship, but now they were together out of fear that no one else would want them, washed up and past their prime. Their nineteen year age gap was a testament to the fact their relationship was surface deep. That was the only example Aria had to look to and it was a little less than healthy representation.

Their– relationship earned Aria a spot on his new teen drama Reckless Dunes. It was steady and she could relax for the first time in two years. The show lasted for six seasons before coming to an end, ripping the safety net back out from under Aria’s feet. While she was in her own personal limbo, her publicist arranged a few outings with musician Xander Bina. It was a mutually beneficially arrangement that her team has used a few times in the past when her popularity began to slip. They kept up the charade of the on again-off again, bad boy-good girl relationship for nearly a year. Things fizzled between the two when Aria was expected to appear in a new movie based off a popular book series. A few months into table readings, studio negotiations put the movie on hold until further notice, leaving Aria with nothing to do but wait.

Concern from her publicist made her anxious, but there wasn’t much for her to do. She couldn’t go on auditions with a contract signed, she couldn’t do interviews without a movie to promote, and her only other saving grace was in bumb fuck nowhere trying to get over his addiction. There was a simple solution, one she and all of her team knew was obvious, but she desperately wanted there to be another option. After another month and a half of back and forth, Aria was packing up to move to Rockford, Illinois. She was going to be supportive, help Xander though this difficult time and trying not to die of boredom in the process.

Personality: Aria is spoiled and stubborn. She’s used to always getting her way and doesn’t know how to react when she doesn’t. To the public, she hasn’t changed since she was five. She’s still the bubbly, innocent, all american girl she portrayed on tv. She’s one of the few childhood stars who hadn’t had a major, public fall from grace. Her fall was behind closed doors and kept private for more than just her sake. As a child, Aria’s personality did match the girl she played on screen, but she was hardened over time, forced to grow up too quickly. She keeps up the personality she’d supposed to have in interviews and interacting with fans, but behind closed doors her short temper and sharp tongue comes out to play.