Robert Terrell Hayes, a star in the making, was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and spent his formative years in Arlington, Texas. His mother, perceptive and insightful, recognized her son's innate potential for greatness, as the meaning of his name, "bright fame," seemed to foreshadow his future accomplishments.
In 2003, Robert's career took off as he signed with his first talent agency, and he soon became a prominent model for renowned fashion brands such as Levi's Jeans, Jordan, and Southpole. His striking appearance and charisma made him a sought-after face in the industry.
As he transitioned from modeling to acting, Robert's talent and versatility shone through, and he booked his first national G.I Joe commercial. He went on to land a string of commercials with prominent brands like Nike, Hasbro, and McDonald's, further solidifying his status as a rising star.
At the tender age of 15, Robert was given the opportunity to compete on the popular game show "Family Feud," where host John O'Hurley frequently praised his dazzling "Hollywood smile." This experience not only honed his competitive spirit but also introduced him to the world of television.
Three years later, Robert landed a supporting role in his first major motion picture, "The Lucky One," alongside the talented Zac Efron. He played the role of Corporal Victor Miles, Zac Efron's best friend, showcasing his impressive acting chops.
Robert's most recent projects include a starring role as star cornerback Gary Edwards in the film "Carter High," alongside the esteemed Charles S. Dutton and Vivica A. Fox. He also appeared in the feature film "American Reunion," the latest installment of the "American Pie" film series, and guest-starred in NBC's hit series "Revolution" as a traitor of the president's militia.
His latest endeavor is a feature film titled "It's Time," where he portrays former Ole Miss Rebel defensive back Derrick King, further demonstrating his range and adaptability as an actor.
