Vincent De Paul

Vincent De Paul, born in Baltimore, Maryland, grew up in a family deeply engaged in community service and the arts. His father, a mortuary scientist, owned several funeral homes, while his socially active mother chaired committees for organizations like the March of Dimes and efforts aiding earthquake victims in Naples. De Paul's foray into acting began with his portrayal of Beowulf, one of the legendary figures from Scandinavian literature.

A dynamic actor with a bi-coastal presence in Miami, New York, and Los Angeles, De Paul boasts over 15 years of experience in the entertainment industry. After earning his degree from Johns Hopkins University, where he studied Epidemiology, Biomedical Ethics, and Biostatistics, he relocated to Miami Beach to work at Mt. Sinai Medical Center. It was there that he was discovered, leading to a successful modeling career that included runway shows for the iconic Gianni Versace.

Represented by Wilhelmina Creative, Vincent has graced the pages of numerous prestigious magazines, such as GQ, Vogue (Spain), and Cosmopolitan (across various countries). His modeling work includes major campaigns for brands like L'Oreal and Christian Dior.

De Paul's film career includes notable appearances in "Hairspray" and "Riding in Cars with Boys." His television credits feature roles in "The West Wing," "Frasier," and HBO's "Six Feet Under." Recently, he has been a recurring character on "As The World Turns." Beyond his acting and modeling endeavors, he serves on the Audrey Hepburn Red Rose Award committee and actively volunteers at the House of Camillus, supporting battered women.