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1:13:13Now PlayingIn this full-length interview, Trevor Jackson talks about his upbringing in Indianapolis, Indiana, and explains what it was like to live in the Midwest. He details how tap dancing at the age of three years old led to bigger roles in the entertainment industry such as playing Simba in the Lion King musical at the age of eight years old. He also shares why he looked up to people like Gregory Hines and how he reacted when Michael Jackson died.
As the conversation continues, the 25-year-old talks about working with Regina King on a TV series called "American Crime," and signing a record deal with Empire. He also dishes on the BLM movement and Jussie Smollett's recent trial. Lastly, he addresses his past relationship with Zendaya.
Interview By. Shirley Ju
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