Beyond the Gates just expanded its roster, and if you tuned in on July 22, you already caught a glimpse of the new face in town.

Nick Hagelin made his soap opera debut as Noah Rollins—son of Dr. Kial Rollins—wasting zero time making an impression as the handsome stranger Deanna McBride bumped into at Orphey Genes.

Key Takeaways

  • Nick Hagelin made his Beyond the Gates debut as Noah Rollins.
  • Noah is the son of Dr. Kial Rollins.
  • Hagelin is a former The Voice Season 10 finalist.
  • He’s also trained as a professional ballet dancer and worked in film and television.
  • Noah’s arrival hints at more story ahead in Fairmont Crest.

Who is Nick Hagelin?

If Hagelin looks (or sounds) familiar, it’s because he’s already covered a lot of ground in the entertainment world.

Currently based in Atlanta, the NYC native was born to two professional singers, so hitting the right notes was practically part of growing up. He trained at the School of American Ballet at Lincoln Center and took his moves internationally, dancing with the Carolina Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, and the legendary Kirov.

His acting streak started early when an open call listed in The New York Times landed him a role in the feature film The Emperor’s Club. That opened the door to national commercial spots and a guest appearance on Law & Order: SVU.

By 2013, music took center stage. Hagelin signed an artist deal with Interscope Records, which eventually set up a strong run on Season 10 of NBC’s The Voice, where he landed in the Top 9. His songs have since turned up across major outlets like the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards, NBC, CBS, FOX, We TV, FX, E! News, Us Weekly, and People Magazine.

Now, he’s trading the concert stage and ballet barre for daytime drama. Keep an eye on Orphey Genes and Fairmont Crest—Noah Rollins is just getting warmed up.

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