Gabby Logan's twins turn 21: They're making waves in very different sports

Born on 28 July 2005, the pair have grown up surrounded by elite sport. With Gabby enjoying a successful career as an international gymnast before becoming one of Britain's leading broadcasters, and Kenny earning 70 caps for Scotland, it was perhaps inevitable that both children would develop a passion for sport.

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However, they have each taken very different paths.

Reuben Logan has emerged as one of Scotland's brightest young rugby prospects.

The athletic back-row forward began his development in the Wasps Academy before joining Northampton Saints. After gaining valuable senior experience on loan with Bedford Blues, he completed a move to Sale Sharks ahead of the 2026/27 season as his professional career continues to gather momentum.

Although he represented England at Under-18 level, Reuben later switched his international allegiance to Scotland – the country his father proudly represented throughout an illustrious Test career.

Eligible to play for England, Scotland and Wales through his family heritage, the talented forward opted to continue the Logan rugby legacy in dark blue and has since become a regular for Scotland Under-20s.

Many believe it is only a matter of time before he pushes for senior international honours.

While her brother has chosen rugby, Lois Logan has built an impressive reputation in the equestrian world.

A talented showjumper, she has represented Great Britain at youth level and competed at prestigious events including the Andalucía Sunshine Tour.

She first caught the eye after qualifying for the Horse of the Year Show as a teenager and has continued to establish herself as one of Britain's promising young riders.

Although she has stayed largely out of the media spotlight compared to her famous parents, Lois has quietly built an impressive sporting CV of her own.

Gabby and Kenny have frequently spoken about encouraging their children to pursue whatever sport made them happiest, rather than steering them towards rugby or broadcasting.

Speaking about watching her children become independent, Gabby admitted: "When you have kids, you want them to fly, have their own lives and be independent."

While Reuben continues his rise in professional rugby, Lois is forging her own successful career in showjumping, proving sporting talent runs deep within the Logan family.

As they celebrate their 21st birthday, both are already making names for themselves in their chosen disciplines – and with their best years still ahead of them, the Logan family's sporting story looks far from over.

As Gabby once summed it up: "Family is wrapped around everything. It's in every consideration of every decision I make."