Robert Sepulveda, Jr., the prince on
Logo's gay bachelor show, is advising the show's 13 suitors to be
authentic.
In Finding Prince Charming, out
singer Lance Bass plays host to 13 gay men who are vying to win over
Sepulveda, described by producers as one of the “nation's most
eligible gay heartthrobs.”
According to Wikipedia, Sepulveda, 33,
is an award-winning interior designer specializing in luxury
residential spaces and a former fashion model. He was born in Puerto
Rico and graduated from The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. He
also helms the non-profit Atlanta Rainbow Crosswalks (ATLRC), which
describes itself as creating awareness of “diversity and equality
through public art and community outreach.”
In a
profile for the reality show, Sepulveda discussed why he became
involved in the show.
“I'm ready to do something
different,” he said. “I don't do the social apps. I don't
really go to bars. And I think everyone here is really pressured to
put their love on the line, put their hearts on the line. So, I'm
ready to do it. I know I'm going to find someone amazing.”
When asked for advice for the suitors,
Sepulveda answered: “I would suggest that the suitors just be
themselves – be authentic, be honest, and just have a good time.
No fakeness. I can't have someone that's fake.”
Finding Prince Charming debuts
September 8 on Logo, the network which airs RuPaul's Drag Race.