Adam Irigoyen: Rising Star in «Lopez vs. Lopez» and His Multifaceted Career

Actor Adam Irigoyen is set to reappear in the third season of «Lopez vs. Lopez» as Orlando, the pampered nephew of character Rosie. Irigoyen, who first gained fame through his role on the Disney Channel, is continuing to establish himself in the entertainment industry. Born in Miami to a Cuban-American family, Irigoyen’s first language was Spanish. He moved to Los Angeles at the age of 11 to pursue his aspirations in acting, a move motivated by his family’s unwavering support. «My family, we’re Cuban,» he stated in an interview. «When I told them I wanted to be an actor, they told me I could do it. They motivated me and made me believe in myself.»

Irigoyen initially appeared on «Wizards of Waverly Place» before landing a significant role as Deuce Martinez on «Shake It Up.» Since then, he has made guest appearances in various television series, including «The Fosters» and «Fresh Off The Boat.» On the set of «Lopez vs. Lopez,» he continues his journey, aiming to follow the career path of actors like Will Smith. «I want to model my career after Will Smith,» he mentioned in a conversation with Fox. «Ultimately I want to create relatable roles people will grow to love and cherish.»

«Lopez vs. Lopez» is a sitcom featuring George Lopez and his daughter Mayan Lopez in fictionalized stories resemblant of their real lives. The show, now in its third season, reflects various familial challenges, including themes of sobriety and generational gaps. The series brings to light issues faced by many families, offering a comedic yet sensitive portrayal of such dynamics. Mayan Lopez has expressed how the show mirrors her real-life relationship with her father and discusses deeper issues, such as mental health and family support.

Since its inception, «Lopez vs. Lopez» has contributed to increasing diversity in the television landscape, both on-screen and behind the scenes. Mayan Lopez spoke to Newsweek about the importance of representing Latino families without resorting to stereotypes, mentioning the diverse team of writers and producers involved in the show. «There’s more representation behind the camera as well, which I love,» she noted.

«Lopez vs. Lopez» airs Fridays on NBC and streams next day on Peacock, continuing to build a fanbase that appreciates its mix of humor and heartfelt scenes while tackling important cultural conversations. Through the struggles and triumphs portrayed in «Lopez vs. Lopez,» audiences are offered both entertainment and reflection on real-life family dynamics.