November 9, 2022
You may not know his name, but you definitely know his face! Andrew Walker is one of the most notable actors to star in famous Hallmark rom-coms. He’s starred in over twenty-five Hallmark film and shows no signs of slowing down.
This November 2023, Andrew is adding another Hallmark film to his extensive list with Christmas Island. Aside from being the main actor in a lot of feel-good films, who exactly is Andrew Walker? Take a seat and we’ll tell you.
Hearts of Stars interviews Andrew Walker in his own house! Watch as Andrew and Cass reveal fun stories about their relationship, business, and demonstrate how to mix their favorite drink.
Watch the full Andrew W. Walker interview on Reveel
Andrew Walker makes his 2012 debut on The Hallmark Channel in the movie A Bride For Christmas. In it, Andrew plays a personal investment advisor named Aiden who makes a bet with friends that he can convince any woman to marry him within four weeks–by Christmas. Audiences felt an immediate connection with Andrew, and he has released numerous Hallmark films since then.
Andrew and his now wife Cassandra Troy met in 2004. In June 2012, the couple eloped and got married in a private ceremony. There were few witnesses, and Emily VanCamp from Captain America: Civil War was among them. The married couple is still going strong a decade later.
Tyler Hynes is also a Hallmark leading man and has starred in films such as It Was Always You and An Unexpected Christmas. He is close friends with Andrew Walker and the two are cast together in Three Wise Men and a Baby. Tyler and Cassandra Troy-Walker are cousins as well.
The married couple become three in 2013 with the birth of their first son West Byron. Six years later, they welcomed another son into the family and named him Wolf Reinhard. West is now seven and Wolf is three years old. Andrew and Cassandra are doting parents and love posting photos of their family life on social media.
Andrew was born on June 9th, 1979 in Montreal, Canada. Cassandra Troy was also born in Canada along with Tyler Hynes. 20 years ago, Andrew made a life-changing decision to drive to LA with an actor friend and start his Hollywood career.
Andrew went to Vanier College where he played football for the Vanier Cheetahs. He was given a full scholarship to Boston College but his football career was short-lived after he tore his ACL. It was a difficult setback but Andrew has expressed appreciation for the experience.
“When I look back now, that trial has not only made me a stronger more resilient person but also saved me from potentially a few more injuries.” – Andrew Walker
The newly married twosome used their saved funds for a wedding to start a small juice shop in Los Angeles. The shop sells cold pressed juices that are created with high-quality fruits, vegetables, and are locally produced. After a rebranding, the juice shop is now called Little West.
In an interview with Jennifer Silliman, Andrew revealed that he can struggle with his mental health and is a huge advocate for speaking out about it. He wants to break the stigma that surrounds mental health and encourages people to seek help when needed. Depression runs in his family with his mother and sister both diagnosed.
Sabrina The Teenage Witch from the 90s is a nostalgic show for many. A young Andrew Walker made a few appearances on the show as Cole Harper, a coworker for Sabrina as she works at Scorch Magazine. He was in ten episodes in season seven but wasn’t seen again after Sabrina quit her job.
Heterochromia Iridium is when your eyes are completely or partly different colors. Andrew Walker has two different colored eyes. His right eye is blue with a lower third section being deep hazel, while his left eye is entirely blue.
Hearts of Stars is a new series on Reveel that gets up close and personal with your favorite feel-good actors and actresses. In the first of a special two-part episode of Hearts of Stars, the host Jennifer Silliman is joined by none other than actor Andrew W. Walker.
They discuss Andrew’s two Hallmark movies A Maple Valley Christmas and Three Wise Men and a Baby. Plus, Andrew shows us how to make one of his favorite cocktails!
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