Gabby Logan knows elite sport inside out — from her own days representing Wales and Team GB in gymnastics to becoming one of the most trusted voices in broadcasting.
Alongside her is husband Kenny Logan, a Scottish rugby icon whose grit on the pitch earned him 70 international caps and lasting respect in the game.
Together? Not just a power couple — they’re a full-on sporting force of nature. And the dynasty isn’t slowing down.
Now, their twins are stepping into the spotlight — and while they’ve clearly inherited their parents’ competitive edge, they’re each carving out their own path in very different sporting arenas.
Gabby Logan's twins Reuben and Lois are already making serious waves. Talent clearly runs deep in the Logan bloodline.
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GABBY LOGAN'S TWINS
Reuben Logan: Carrying the Rugby Torch
Rugby runs in Reuben’s veins. After rising through Wasps Academy, he signed with Northampton Saints in 2023, impressing with his back-row skills before joining Sale Sharks this summer.
Eligible for Wales through his grandfather, former Wales football manager Terry Yorath, Reuben chose to follow in his dad’s footsteps — representing Scotland. He’s featured for Scotland U20s in the Six Nations and gained key experience with Bedford Blues.
The Logan rugby legacy couldn’t be in better hands.
Lois Logan: Rising Showjumping Star
While Reuben dominates the pitch, Lois is making her mark in the showjumping arena. A 2021 qualifier for the prestigious Horse of the Year Show, she’s competed at major events like the Andalucía Sunshine Tour.
And she’s not just riding high — Lois is also studying Geography at the University of Loughborough, balancing elite sport with academics like a true all-rounder.
Representing Great Britain, her talent and determination are rapidly establishing her as a name to watch in equestrian sport.
She even competed in an amateur horse race at Glorious Goodwood earlier this year.
Ms Logan, who was unplaced on Spirit of Ecstasy,
told the BBC: "It was over so quickly and such a thrill. The horse was incredible and put up such a fight against strong opposition."
Her mother, Gabby Logan, added: "It is over so quick and like being a sprinter. But all those 4:40am starts and the months of physical training have been worth it.
"It is such a different style of riding to what she has grown up doing. She has loved it."
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