Childhood and Education Journey of Logan Paul in Timeline

An overview of the childhood and early education of Logan Paul, highlighting the experiences that shaped the journey.

Logan Paul is a multifaceted American personality, known for his success as a YouTube influencer, entrepreneur, boxer, actor, and professional wrestler. He gained prominence on YouTube, ranking among the highest-paid creators. He co-founded Prime, a popular beverage company, and Lunchly, a snack brand. Paul hosts the Impaulsive podcast, which has millions of subscribers. As a professional wrestler, he's signed with WWE, performs on Raw, and is a former WWE United States Champion, showcasing his diverse talents and entrepreneurial ventures.

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Full Timeline Early Life & Education Career & Achievements Challenges & Struggles Controversies & Scandals

April 1, 1995: Logan Paul's Birth

On April 1, 1995, Logan Alexander Paul was born in America. He later became known as an American influencer, professional wrestler, entrepreneur, boxer, and actor.

1997: Birth of Jake Paul

In 1997, Logan Paul's younger brother, Jake Paul, was born. Jake also became a media personality.

2014: Dropping out of Ohio University

In 2014, Logan Paul dropped out of Ohio University, where he was majoring in industrial engineering, to pursue a full-time career as a social media entertainer in Los Angeles.

2014: Testicular injury while filming Vine video

In 2014, while filming a video for his Vine channel, Logan Paul damaged his right testicle during a stunt involving landing on a chair.

October 2015: Living in Hollywood with other social media celebrities

In October 2015, Logan Paul resided in the same apartment complex in Hollywood, California as other social media celebrities, which facilitated collaborations on their videos.

February 2017: Dwayne Johnson's YouTube Video

In February 2017, Dwayne Johnson released a YouTube video joking that Logan Paul had been cut from all of The Rock's movies, then making him the "ambassador" to his upcoming Baywatch film.

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October 2017: Relocation to Encino, California

In October 2017, Logan Paul and Evan Eckenrode moved to an estate in Encino, California.

November 2018: Impaulsive podcast launch

In November 2018, Logan Paul co-founded and began running the Impaulsive podcast, which has garnered over four million YouTube subscribers.

February 2019: Claims of Long-Term Brain Damage

In February 2019, Logan Paul stated that he has long-term brain damage from playing high school football, which he says affects his ability to have empathy and human connection.

2020: Self-identification as a Christian

In a 2020 episode of Impaulsive, Logan Paul described himself as a Christian who was "not overly religious".

February 2021: Move to Dorado, Puerto Rico

In February 2021, Logan Paul announced his move from Los Angeles to Dorado, Puerto Rico, citing high taxes in California as the primary reason.

June 2021: Living in a $13 million mansion in Puerto Rico

As of June 2021, Logan Paul was living in a $13 million mansion in Dorado, Puerto Rico.

2021: Re-homing of pet pig

In 2021, Logan Paul stated that he re-homed his pet pig, Pearl, when he moved to Puerto Rico. He claimed he was unaware the pig was re-homed again later.

January 2023: Criticism after former pet pig was found abandoned

In January 2023, Logan Paul faced criticism after his former pet pig, Pearl, was found abandoned and in poor health. The Gentle Barn Sanctuary rescued Pearl, who was diagnosed with a potentially life-threatening uterus infection.

July 2023: Engagement to Nina Agdal

In July 2023, Logan Paul proposed to Nina Agdal at Lake Como in Italy, and they announced their engagement on Instagram.

April 2024: Announcement of pregnancy

In April 2024, Logan Paul announced that he and Nina Agdal were expecting their first child, a daughter.

August 2024: BBC Controversy in Puerto Rico

In August 2024, the BBC attempted to interview Logan Paul in Puerto Rico regarding his cryptocurrency controversies, however Paul sent a lookalike. Later, the BBC received a warning from Paul's lawyer not to publish their findings.