Freddie Smith

Freddie Smith is an Emmy Award-winning actor, director, and writer known for his substantial work in television. After being cast as Sonny Kiriakis on the long-running soap opera Days of Our Lives in 2011, Freddie Smith quickly rose to prominence, portraying the show’s first openly gay contracted character. His earlier career included a co-star role in the series Medium in 2008 and a recurring role on 90210 in 2011. As Sonny Kiriakis, Smith was central to the popular same-sex supercouple ‘WilSon,’ a storyline that garnered widespread fan engagement.

He co-directed and wrote episodes for the TV series Addicts Anonymous in 2013, and further showcased his behind-the-camera talents in 2015 as director, executive producer, writer, and editor for the series Hiker. From 2018 to 2022, Smith co-hosted The Freddie & Alyssa Show podcast with Alyssa Tabit Smith, expanding his reach into media production and content creation. In 2020, Smith strategically transitioned from his full-time role on Days of Our Lives to pursue entrepreneurial ventures and dedicate more time to independent creative projects. This shift marked a significant evolution in his career focus towards developing and leading his own productions.

Building on this entrepreneurial drive, Smith directed and wrote Exploring Florida with Freddie and Alyssa in 2021, a project that further highlighted his commitment to engaging storytelling and collaborative content creation. An Emmy Award-winning actor, director, and writer, Smith’s diverse experience across various platforms, coupled with his proven ability to both perform and produce, positions him as a dynamic and marketable talent in the entertainment industry.