When I was researching Azriel Dalman, I found a photo of him having a fun day on English Bay Beach in Vancouver with some of his classmates at the LeBlanc Acting School. The tall guy is Logan Sexsmith, who brought his sister Quinn (not shown).
Azi doesn't mention Chance on his social media, but Chance mentions Azi all the time. Best buddies, closer than brothers, can't wait to see him again.
I like his red shoes. Very colorful, adds to the femme affect. Reminds me of Gertrude Stein:
I caught sight of a splendid Misses. She had handkerchiefs and kisses. She had eyes and yellow shoes and she had everything to choose and she chose me.
Ok Alice B. Toklas wore yellow shoes, but the sentiment is the same.
Maybe if Azi is gay, good buddy Chance is, too. I'll check.
According to his parent-curated Facebook page, Chance was born in September 2014, and is already a competitive dancer, with awards for breakdancing and hiphop; a martial artist with six world championships; a gymnast, swimmer (lots of swimming pool pics), cook, singer, and actor. And a cystic fibrosis warrior.
And an episode of Haunted Hospitals, where doctors and nurses recount real paranormal experiences. In "The Haunting," Chance plays Shadow Ghost Child opposite Spencer MacPherson of School Spirits (cock after the break) as a dubious priest.
Chance plays the Dog-Faced Boy in an episode of It: Welcome to Derry.
And has a starring role in Tripsitter. The only reference I could find is from Johnny Tsats, who tells us that his thesis film premiered at the Toronto Met Film Festival in May 2026. The poster shows Chance and the Blessed Virgin with halos, but I imagine that he's evil.
Doesn't sound like there's a lot of gay content in Chance's work to date. Or any gay content.
Chance's Facebook and Instagram pages have only a few queer codes. He mentions several male friends besides Azi, like Luke Dietz, best known for Paw Patrol (2023-26), but with no indication of romantic interest. No girls, but that's not unusual for straight boys growing up in a gender-polarized society. No mention of LGBTQ people, no Pride events, no rainbow flags.
Searching for "Chance Orion Wood" and "gay yields nothing. Searching for "Azriel Dalman" and "gay" gets over 3,000 hits.
It's possible that Chance is gay, but not yet aware, or aware but his parents don't want to out him in his social media. But most likely the boy is straight.
Maybe I should profile Logan Sexsmith instead.
Logan has only has one on-screen role: he played a jock (uncredited) in the 2024 movie Killing for Extra Credit. His social media is inconclusive.
Well, somebody has to be straight, and work in a cubicle, and live a house made of ticky-tacky, and talk about his 401K instead of Michelangelo. Right, Chance?












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