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I started this research with just a photo of two muscular, shirtless guys and the name "Timothy Colombos."

Colombo is the capital of Sri Lanka, so maybe he's South Asian.

It's not hard to find photos of Timothy surrounded by muscular men. In this case, nine of them. But he's never alone, so I still don't know which he is. Maybe the one on the far right?

Timothy's Instagram contains 12 photo dumps. He visits Greece, the French Riviera, Dubai, Morocco,. Every photo shows men, in pairs and groups, or sometimes a roomful.

Here he visits the Cabana Beach Bar in Thessalonika.

Ok, there's no doubt that Timothy is gay, but what about his acting?

According to the IMDB, he's actually of Greek ancestry, born in Manhasset, New York. He studied at the Actor's Garage and did some commercials before being cast as Ethan in WITS Academy (2015), a sequel to Every Witch Way.

WITs (Wizards and Witches in Training) attend a standard post-Harry Potter magical academy, but with a slight difference from Hogwarts: here every WIT is paired with a Guardian:

Focus Andi (a girl), the first human Guardian: Jessie (the Chosen One) and Ben (Jailen Bates).

Andi's boyfriend Luke (Ryan Cargill): Sean (Andrew Ortega) and Gracie.

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Andi's roommate Kim: Harris (Peter Dager, right) and Siena.

Mean Girl Ruby: siblings Emily and Ethan (Timothy Colombos, left).

It took awhile to piece all that together, and I didn't even get to who is involved in a love triangle with who. No gay characters -- this was Nickelodeon. And I didn't see any gay subtexts in the episode synopses.

Timothy has no other acting credits listed on the IMDB, but on his Instagram, he notes that he was in The Crowded Room (2023), a thriller starring Tom Holland.

Plus he was the production assistant for the music videos Strings and Breaking in Brooklyn, both produced by his brother Michael Colombo's company, Polar Opposites.

Timothy graduated from Manhasset High School in 2023, enrolled at New York University, and went to work for Compass Realty in Manhattan, apparently while still in college. His professional page notes that he has lived in downtown Manhattan for several years, and offers "an authentic understanding of the neighborhoods he serves."