Zach Justice

Zachary Christian Justice was born on September 4, 1995 in Las Vegas, Nevada to Joseph Justice, a United States Air Force colonel, and Gina Thornton, a school guidance counselor.^[3][4] His father left when he was young and he was raised by his mother in South Georgia, primarily Brunswick.^[5][6][7]

He attended St. Mary on the Hill Catholic School in Augusta and later Brantley County High School, where he played tennis. He was a region champion three times and was an honor student, becoming a member of the National Junior Honor Society. He attended LaGrange College, where he played tennis for a year before leaving to pursue his career.^[7][8][9] He worked at an Outback Steakhouse in the Atlanta area for a short time after leaving college.^[10]

Justice began his acting career in 2015 when he appeared in the film Dead of Night as Donnie Harris.^[11]

In June 2020, he co-founded Dropouts University Studios, a media production company, alongside Indiana Massara and Jared Bailey.^[12][13] The company focuses on creator-driven content, particularly podcasts and sketch comedy.^[14] The Dropouts podcast, produced by the studio, have hosted LaurDIY, Tana Mongeau, Manny MUA, Laura Lee, Sam and Colby, amongst many others.^[15] He is managed by Fixated, which is partnered with Eldridge Industries.^[16]

In 2024, he sold his script Breaking Up With Mom and Dad to Convergence Entertainment, which is set to be directed by Steve Carr and produced by Justice.^[2][17] In November 2024, he began posting his popular Dating Show series on his personal YouTube channel which features himself, occasionally joined by guests, participating in various blind dates and similar challenges.^[18][19]

In 2025, he participated as a contestant in the first season of InSIDE: USA, making it to the final, before deciding he wanted to give the Prizepool to the other finalist, Aisha Mian. He set to appear in The Re-Start television series as Mason, and is also a writer for the show.

From 2020 to 2023, he was in a relationship with Australian model, Indiana Massara.^[20][21]

When asked about his views on religion and the afterlife, he responded with "I genuinely don't know... I'm comfortable saying I genuinely don't know."^[19]

Justice avoids discussing politics. When hosting an episode of The Lunch Table podcast, Justice maintained his neutrality, responding to a co-host discussing politics that he thinks people in both major parties are decent and that "both sides have good ideas, both sides have bad ideas."^[22]

Justice enjoys sports and played tennis in high school and college.^[7] In 2022, he tore his ACL while playing basketball.