Asher Alexander: Brax's brother makes shrimp fudge, rides a drag queen train, plays a gay judge. With Brax and Brock c*cks

Link to the n*de photos

Asher Alexander is the little brother of Braxton Alexander, who you know as a model, the college boy with the missing t*sticles on Free Bert, and  the gay kid on a flashback episode of The Righteous Gemstones: he rejects the vulgar advances of young Judy, so her brother Jesse retaliates; He hits the boy with a cymbal, then pantses him so the whole class can see his junk...and laugh at him?  Or make it one of the iconic moments of their gay awakening?

It's was a stunt backside, of course, and we didn't see his front.   At least not until he turned 18 (on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends).

 

Asher, born in March 2015, broke into on-screen acting with Adult Swim Yule Log 2: Branching Out (2024), a "meta comedy on the holiday horror and romcom genres."  Fleeing from the murderous yule log, Zoe and her gay buddy Jaxter (Chase Steven Allen) are trapped in the romcom town of Mistletoe, where she falls for struggling ornament shop owner Birl and his young son Jaxon (Asher).

She teaches Jaxon how to make shrimp fudge. Talk about horror!

No Good Deed (2024) is about three families, including a lesbian couple, competing to see who will be chosen to buy a house.  Well, it's a very nice house.  Asher plays the young Paul (Ray Romano).

Hal and Harper (2025) is a comedy miniseries featuring siblings who reminisce about their dysfunctional childhoods.  The adult actors play themselves as children.  I can't imagine how weird that must look. Asher appears as Josh, not mentioned in the plot synopses.

Stop! That! Train! (2026): Two drag queen stewardesses on the Glamazonian Express train must deal with a disaster.  RuPaul plays President Gagwell, and we see Jerry O'Connell, Brian Jordan Alvarez, Brock Yurich (c*ck on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends), Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Charo (still shaking her maracas at age 75), and Joel McHale (right).  His companion is not identified.

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Asher plays "Unaccompanied Minor."  

He (or his mom) writes that this was the nicest and funniest cast that he's ever worked with.  Also the gayest.  That's three out of four roles so far that have been gay-adjacent.

Coming up: Without Prejudice, about Harvey Brownstone, California's first "openly" gay judge. Played by Asher as a child, David Mazouz (left) as a teen, and David Arquette (n*de on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends) as an adult. 

Make that three gay-adjacent, and one gay.

Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True: A Christmas romcom set at Disney World. It the lady's Love Interest is Travis Van Winkle, and Asher plays the son of single dad Bryce Durfee.  One hopes that Bryce is gay, but this is Disney, so it's doubtful.  I cropped out two women on the far right side; he's probably married to one of them.

Bryce Durfee is n*de on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends.

Asher's Mom-curated social media doesn't mention much about his life off camera: Trick-or-treating with his older brother, shopping in Mexico City, standing on a pier on a lake at Thanksgiving.  So I can't tell if the kid is gay in real life or not, but at least he's being raised in a gay-positive household.

See also:Gemstones Episode 3.5: Two gay boys, castration anxiety, a snake handler, and a bank robbery. With Ian Winningkoff and Braxton Alexander

Brock Yurich: Romcom hunks, hustlers, gay villains, n*de modeling, and a big reveal

"No Good Deed": Four lesbians, a gay realtor, a gay son, Oedipus, some murderers, and Phoebe from "Friends"

Free Bert: A chunk comedian, a hot model boyfriend, and gay-friendly actors. What could go wrong? With what to do when you're missing a ___