Quiet Roots and Twin Stars: Inside the Life of Kaiis Steven Jarrahy

Basic Information

I start with a scene — a late-spring afternoon in Southern California, the sun slanting gold across a modest family photograph. In it, three young faces sit at the edge of a frame you might mistake for a movie still: an older sister with curious eyes, and two boys who—because life enjoys symmetry—share a birthday and a quiet intelligence. That image, repeated across interviews and social posts, is how I first came to sketch Kaiis Steven Jarrahy in my head: part private student, part family anchor, entirely his own person.

A quick family ledger (dates & numbers that matter)

Numbers anchor stories. May 6, 2004 is the hinge: two brothers born the same day, a single calendar line from which sibling jokes, twin photos, and the family’s private rhythm all unfurl. Add 2002 — the year the eldest arrived — and you have a trio that spans the exact kind of generational tilt Hollywood families often produce: one foot in public life, the other rooted in domestic normality.

Growing up with a famous surname — but choosing quiet

I’ve always been drawn to people who resist being defined by a single label. Kaiis’s last name ties him to a high-profile mother and a respected physician father, yes — but the evidence shows a person more devoted to education and everyday life than to any headline. There’s a cinematic irony to it: the son of an Oscar winner who prefers fieldwork to film sets; a young man who might as easily spend a weekend on a campus sustainability project as on a red carpet (and, to be blunt, he’s done the former more than the latter).

The family’s public timeline includes one numerically notable event — a divorce finalized in 2021 — yet even that headline waves past the kids’ private arcs. Divorce is a legal punctuation mark; childhood is a sentence that keeps going. For Kaiis and his siblings, the narrative thread has been continuity: school terms, friend groups, internships, photos at family gatherings, quiet summers. That’s the texture I want you to picture when you think of him — less tabloid copy, more coming-of-age montage, with an indie soundtrack.

Education, interests, and the small evidences of a life in progress

What you can say with confidence: Kaiis is a student who has shown academic focus. Environmental Studies is the reported field — a choice that tells you something about values. It’s a profession-facing discipline: numbers, research, field trips, policy debates, and the occasional late-night essay. If his presence on a Dean’s List-style mention is accurate, that’s a numerical footprint of effort: semesters completed, grades earned, an academic ledger that matters more in the long run than any early social-media moment.

He’s listed on social platforms that show family photos and quiet captions rather than personal branding. That’s intentional; when you grow up with a recognizable surname, restraint becomes its own style. I read that restraint the way a director reads a pause in an actor’s line — it reveals character.

The family constellation — introductions, not obituaries

Introducing the people who orbit Kaiis is like pointing out stars in a constellation you already know: Geena Davis, a public figure whose career and activism have influence and weight; Reza Jarrahy, a surgeon whose professional gravity anchors the family in a different kind of public life; Alizeh, the eldest sibling exploring creative paths; and Kian, the twin who shares a birthday and a history. Then there are the grandparents — Lucille and William Davis — whose dates (1919–2001 and 1913–2009) remind us that family stories stretch back and forward, through decades and through the ordinary details that make a life.

Public mentions, privacy, and the present moment

If you’re chasing scandal, you won’t find much; Kaiis’s public mentions are modest and familial, the sort of thing that populates human-interest pieces: a photograph here, a quote there, an appearance at an event. The rest of his life — classes, friends, aspirations — remains rightly private. There’s a richness to that: in a world where every minor privacy is often surrendered for likes, a quieter path can feel radical.

FAQ

Who are Kaiis’s parents?

His mother is actress and activist Geena Davis, and his father is craniofacial surgeon Reza Jarrahy, MD.

How old is Kaiis?

He was born May 6, 2004, which makes him 21 years old as of October 11, 2025.

Does he have siblings?

Yes — an older sister, Alizeh (born 2002), and a fraternal twin brother, Kian William (born May 6, 2004).

Where does he study and what does he study?

Public mentions indicate university-level studies in Environmental Studies, with academic honors like the Dean’s List referenced.

Is Kaiis a public figure or in the entertainment industry?

No — he maintains a low public profile and is known primarily through family appearances rather than an independent public career.

What is his net worth?

There are no public or reliable estimates of any personal net worth for Kaiis; he is a private young adult without reported business earnings.

Are there any notable public stories about him?

Most public mentions are family-focused — photos, profiles tied to his mother’s public life, and routine social mentions rather than controversy.