Jon Foster

Jon Foster, born on August 3, 1984, in Boston, Massachusetts is a prominent American actor and musician. His noteworthy performances have spanned genres, from drama and horror to thrillers. He is appreciated for his roles in films like 'The Door in the Floor' (2004), the horror flick 'Stay Alive' (2006), the thriller 'Brotherhood' (2010), and the drama 'Rampart' (2011). Foster also co-founded the electronic-soul duo called 'Kaneholler' alongside his wife, Chelsea Tyler, daughter of the iconic musician and singer, Steven Tyler. Born to Gillian and Steven Foster, restaurant owners, Foster's background is full of interesting characters including his brother, actor Ben Foster. His family were Jewish immigrants from the Russian Empire, and held significant influence in Boston, with his paternal grandfather, Abraham Frank Foster, being a prominent judge and politician in the city. He experienced a significant change in environment when his family relocated to Fairfield, Iowa, after their Boston home was burgled while they were present. Foster is not just known for his illustrious career in films and music, but also his personal life. Married to Chelsea Tyled since June 2015, the couple has formed the electronic-soul band 'Kaneholler' and welcomed their first child, a son named Vincent Frank Foster, in February 2020.