Niles Fitch, an Atlanta native, has dedicated his life to connecting with others through his multifaceted talents in the entertainment industry. With a passion for modeling, singing, dancing, acting, and making people laugh, he has become a versatile and sought-after performer.
Born and raised in Atlanta, Niles was encouraged by his parents, a financial advisor and an attorney, to pursue his love of performing. At just three years old, they secured his first talent agent, and since then, he has continuously booked print and commercial advertisements.
As he grew older, Niles expanded his talents, signing with Wilhelmina Models, an international top-five agency, at the age of seven. He began commuting to New York City with his parents and made his theatrical debut as "Young Martin Luther King, Jr." in the musical "I Dream" at the age of nine.
The musical, directed by the renowned Jasmine Guy, ran in the summer of 2010. Ready to take his career to the next level, Niles relocated with his family to New York City in August 2010. He was soon cast as "Young Simba" in Disney's The Lion King musical North American Gazelle Tour.
During his time on tour, Niles won the Denver Post Ovation Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Touring Show for his opening night performance. He also made his prime-time television debut in an episode of Tyler Perry's House of Payne that aired on the same night.
After ending his Broadway run, Niles joined the cast of Army Wives in the role of Deuce, the son of Latasha Montclair, played by actress and Grammy Award-winning singer Ashanti. He relocated to Los Angeles in 2016 and became a series regular in the NBC #1 drama This Is Us as Teen Randall.
In addition to his recurring role on This Is Us, Niles has booked guest star roles in various TV shows, including Mistresses, Best Friends Whenever, Mixedish, and Atypical. He has also appeared in feature films such as Roman J. Israel, Esq. alongside Denzel Washington, The Fallout, and Secret Society of Second Born Royals, in which he played Disney's first live-action Black Prince.
Despite his demanding schedule, Niles is a dedicated film student at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, where he is pursuing his passion for filmmaking.
