KJ Jackson is the energetic heart of the Savannah Bananas, known for his big smile and lively spirit on the field.
Wearing jersey #4, he’s not just a talented baseball player but also a growing content creator and social media personality loved by fans everywhere.
How Old Is KJ Jackson
KJ Jackson is 23 years old (as of October 2025). He was born on April 19, 2002, in Bowling Green, Ohio, United States, and holds American nationality. His zodiac sign is Aries, he is white by origin, and follows Christianity.
Profile details
- Full name: Kyle Jackson
- Nickname: Kyle
- Date of Birth: April 19, 2002
- Birthplace: Bowling Green, Ohio, United States
- Age: 23 years old (as of October 2025)
- Nationality: American
- Zodiac sign: Aries
- Height: 6 ft 3 inches
- Weight: 82 kg
- Ethnicity: White
- Religion: Christianity
- Profession: Baseball player
- Instagram: @kjack
- TikTok: @kjack
Early Life
KJ Jackson was brought up in an intimate family with his parents, Brian and Melanie Jackson, and his two brothers, Nicholas and Ryan.
Having been raised in an environment of family, he grew up with a strong and confident personality at a very young age.
Before Fame
KJ was a baseball player in his childhood and he was a student of the Kent State University where he played all his four years of college life.
Professional Journey
KJ Jackson started baseball playing as an infielder at Kent State University where he earned a reputation of delivering in critical situations like the go-ahead three-run homer of the 2023 MAC tournament.
He later joined the Savannah Bananas in later 2024 and has kept his college jersey number 4 and has quickly gained popularity because of his energy and entertaining nature.
KJ is also known on the field tricks, dances, comedic sketches, and even gives a glimpse of his life on Instagram where he has over 374,000 followers.
Net Worth
By 2025, the net worth of KJ Jackson has not been made public, but he is expected to be making money off his career with the Savannah Bananas, social media, and brand agreements.
