1. He’s Making History on The Bold and the Beautiful

Harrison Cone recently joined The Bold and the Beautiful as Deke, the son of Deacon Sharpe (Sean Kanan) and the late Becky Moore (Marissa Tait). His debut made headlines for more than just his character’s family ties — Harrison and co-star Christian Weissmann (Remy) shared the first male kiss in the show’s history, marking a major milestone for CBS’s long-running soap.

The series has long been recognized for inclusive storytelling, from Karen Spencer’s (Joanna Johnson) groundbreaking same-sex romance with Danielle (Crystal Chappell) to Maya Avant’s (Karla Mosley) historic reveal as daytime television’s first transgender bride. Harrison’s storyline continues that legacy, expanding B&B’s tradition of pushing representation forward.

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2. He’s a Colorado Native

Born in Englewood, Colorado, on December 27, Harrison grew up surrounded by music and creativity. His early love for performance began at home and blossomed into a career that now spans music, theatre, and television.

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3. Music Is in His Blood

Before making waves on daytime TV, Harrison developed his artistic skills through music and theatre. He often played guitar with his father and appeared in professional stage productions from a young age. In 2019, he released the Latin-inspired urban pop single “Sentirte,” a vibrant dance track that showcased his musical versatility and love of rhythm.

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4. He’s Already Built an Impressive Acting Résumé

Harrison has been steadily building his career across television and film. He appeared as Dax in a 2021 episode of NBC’s Superstore and later popped up as a student in American Horror Stories on Hulu.

The actor also has five upcoming projects, including:

• Mercy Boys as Buzz Mercy (currently in pre-production)

• Alien Vacation as Max

• First Gens as Matt

• WEEP as Luke

• Is This Forever as Gabe

Each project explores different genres, proving Harrison’s growing range as a performer.

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5. You’ve Probably Seen Him in Commercials and Music Videos

Outside of television, Harrison’s charm and charisma have landed him several commercial and music video appearances. He starred in a Dr Pepper commercial titled From Zero to Hero alongside Chicago Fire actor Brandon Larracuente, and he even played Mariah Carey’s first love interest, “Mr. Player,” in her stylish music video for Type Dangerous.