Jack Quaid Embraces 'Nepo Baby' Label and Privilege

Jack Quaid, son of actors Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan, openly embraces being called a 'nepo baby'. He acknowledges his privilege and discusses his career journey, including his conscious decision to avoid rom-coms to avoid direct comparison with his mother. Quaid starred in 'Hunger Games', 'Oppenheimer', and 'The Boys'.

Jack Quaid, the star of 'The Boys' and son of actors Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan, openly accepts the 'nepo baby' label, acknowledging his immense privilege.

Quaid, who debuted in acting with 'Hunger Games', revealed to The Daily Beast's 'The Last Laugh' podcast that people constantly call attention to his industry connections. Despite this, Quaid finds himself fortunate for early representation.

Quaid consciously avoids romantic comedies, a genre dominated by his mother in the '90s, unless the project feels distinctly different. His recent works include 'Oppenheimer' and the acclaimed rom-com 'Plus One', highlighting his versatility.

(With inputs from agencies.)