Mace Coronel Biography

Mace Coronel dreamed of becoming a stand -up comedian when he was just seven years old. He was thrilled by the thought of himself entertaining a huge crowd. However, there were not enough opportunities for a seven years old kid where he lived. So he moved to acting and auditioned for a Samsung commercial in 2011. He soon started to feature in many other commercials and also took part in short student films. In 2013, he bagged a guest role on the CW show ‘Hart of Dixie.’ He landed his first major role in the TV series ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’, in which he played the role of R.J. Forrester. He appeared on the show on nine episodes between 2013 and 2014. In 2014, he was cast as Dicky Harper for the Nickelodeon sitcom ‘Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn.’ The comedy show focuses on 10-year-old quadruplets Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Dawn Harper, who have nothing in common except their birthday and often clash over everyday situations. The show became so popular in its first season that the producers extended its planned 13 episodes and ran it for 20 episodes. The show is still going strong, with season 3 filming already on the way. As one of the favorite characters of the show, Mace has gained significant popularity in the entertainment world.

Mace Coronel is a 12-year-old kid with huge dreams. His mother, Grace Coronel, is of the opinion that Mace has always been "mature for his age." When he was only seven years old, his mother had paid for an acting class for him. After the class was over, he asked his mother if she could get her money back, as he thought acting was not something to be taught. Mace can actually relate to his role of Dicky Harper in the popular comedy show. According to him, Dicky is confident and he has got style, both of which he admires in the character. Mace loves adventures; so much so that his producers had to get him to sign a contract promising to be careful! He admits that his hobbies can be dangerous sometimes. Snowboarding, Parkour, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and mixed martial arts—all find place in his list of hobbies. He is also very compassionate. When his stand-in on the show ‘Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn’, John Tamaki, passed away, he expressed his grief on his social media accounts with kind words.

Mace Coronel has his hands full with all kinds of video shoots. In September 2016, he posted a video on his YouTube channel, ‘A Day with FIELDING WEST’, in which he asks renowned magician and comedian Fielding West, from Las Vegas, a favor for a friend's birthday and records what happened next. In October 2016, he shot a music video with the D'Ambrosio Twins and Miss California Nadia Mejia. The video, named ‘That's What Girls Do’ can be found on the D'Ambrosio Twins' YouTube channel. He posted a picture of him on the sets of ‘Paradise Run’, a game show and competition television series on Nickelodeon. He participated in the show's second season that started in November 2016.

Mace Coronel was born on March 10, 2004 in Ney York City, NY, U.S.A. He comes from a middle-class family. His mother, Grace Coronel, is an acting tutor who operates her own classes. He has a younger sister. In 2011 his family moved back to Nevada, where his mother had spent her childhood. He later moved to Los Angeles, California, to shoot for his TV shows. He is homeschooled. He has a pug named Phoenix.