You remember the hair. That shaggy, blonde-ish surfer cut that basically defined a specific era of MTV’s Siesta Key. And then there were the cars. The private jets. The sheer, unadulterated "old money" vibes that made everyone else on the cast look like they were just playing dress-up.
Sam Logan wasn't just another guy looking for a camera. He was the guy who owned the camera's house.
But since the cameras stopped rolling on Siesta Key: Miami Moves back in early 2023, the internet has been weirdly quiet—or weirdly loud with rumors—about where the billionaire heir actually went. Is he still just floating on yachts? Did he actually get married? Honestly, the truth is a lot more "settled down" than anyone who watched his messy breakup with Juliette Porter would have guessed.
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The Engagement Everyone Missed
If you haven't been stalking his Instagram lately, you missed the biggest update. Sam Logan is officially off the market. And no, it isn't a reunion with Juliette (dream on, shippers).
In late 2025, Sam popped the question to Katie Canham.
He didn't just do a quiet dinner, obviously. This is Sam Logan. He proposed in a massive airplane hangar filled with thousands of white roses and a "Marry Me" sign that probably cost more than my first car. It was peak Sam. He and Katie have been jet-setting across the globe—Marrakech, Aspen, the usual haunts—and they seem legitimately happy.
It’s a far cry from the days of him and Jordana Barnes living in that weird "are they or aren't they" limbo that frustrated every fan of the show.
Where Does the Money Actually Come From?
There’s a massive misconception that Sam is just a "trust fund baby." I mean, yeah, he is. But the scale of that wealth is what confuses people.
His mother, Elizabeth Logan, is a heavy hitter. Her family owned a massive chunk of Scripps Networks—the powerhouse behind HGTV and Food Network. When Discovery (now Warner Bros. Discovery) bought Scripps for a cool $14.6 billion, the Logan family’s bank account essentially broke the internet. Sam himself reportedly owns about 10% of the E.W. Scripps Co.
Basically, he doesn't need a "job" in the way we do.
He spends his time now managing his personal investments and real estate. Remember when he sold his Siesta Key mansion for nearly $7 million and moved to Miami? That wasn't just for show drama. He’s been flipping high-end property and leaning into the "concierge" lifestyle, even briefly listing a home for Bitcoin back when that was the trend.
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The Reality of the Siesta Key Cancellation
People keep asking: "When is Season 6 coming out?"
The short answer: It’s not.
MTV effectively put the show on ice after the ratings for Miami Moves hit an all-time low. While the network hasn't used the "C" word (canceled) officially, the cast has moved on. Amanda Miller basically wrote a eulogy for the show on her socials. For Sam, the show was always more of a hobby than a career. He didn't need the per-episode paycheck like some of the other cast members did.
What Most People Get Wrong About Sam
You’ll see people on Reddit claiming he’s had massive amounts of plastic surgery. Or that he’s "fake rich."
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On the surgery front, Sam’s actually been pretty open about things. He’s admitted to getting a bit of work done—nothing wild, just some maintenance—and he’s never been one to hide his lifestyle.
As for the "fake rich" claims? That's just bitter internet talk. The guy’s family has been wealthy for generations. He’s "old money" Sarasota, which is a very specific breed of wealth that involves polo matches, private hangars, and not really caring if the general public likes your outfit.
Living the Post-MTV Life
Nowadays, Sam Logan is less about the club drama and more about:
- Travel: He’s rarely in one zip code for more than a week.
- Family: He stays incredibly close to his brother, Max, and his parents.
- Katie: His fiancé is now the center of his social media presence.
If you’re looking for a scandal, you’re probably going to be disappointed. He’s entered his "settled billionaire" era. He’s still got the cars, and yeah, he still has that signature hair (though it’s a bit more groomed these days), but the days of fighting with Juliette on a beach are long gone.
The Next Move for Fans
If you want to keep tabs on the wedding—which is rumored to be a massive international affair sometime in 2026—you’re better off following Katie Canham on Instagram than waiting for an MTV press release. The reality TV chapter of Sam Logan’s life is closed, and he seems perfectly fine with that. He’s traded the scripted drama for a very real, very expensive "happily ever after."