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Eric Graise’s Medical History: How the Actor Lost His Legs and Redefined Hollywood Amputee Representation in 2026
"Clarification Note: This biographical and medical analysis focuses on performer, dancer, and advocate Eric Graise, widely recognized for his starring roles as Bob Exley in CBS’s action drama "Tracker", Logan in Netflix’s "Locke & Key", and King in "Step Up: High Water". Actor and advocate Eric Graise did not lose his legs due to a traumatic accident, war injury, or sudden illness later in life. Instead, Graise was born with a rare congenital condition called sacral agenesis (also known as caudal regression syndrome). Due to the structural development of his lower spine and limbs at birth, medical professionals performed a bilateral lower-limb..."
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