Xea Myers, Chef Antonia Lofaso Daughter Age, Job and Mother

American producer, actor, media personality, and celebrity child Xea was born in Beverly Hill, Los Angeles, California, on February 29, 200. As of 2022, the celebrity will be 22 years old.

Her mother is Antonia Lofaso, and her father is the late Heavy D. The actress is of mixed racial heritage and American nationality. Her mother's side of the family gives her Italian ancestry and African-Jamaican ancestry from her father's side.

The famous child was born as Heavy D and Antonia Lofaso's lone child, so she sadly lacks siblings. She was raised and received her schooling in Los Angeles, California. The celebrity chose Marymount High School as her high school of choice after finishing her primary studies. When she graduated, she enrolled at Emerson College.

As a fitness instructor and influencer, Xea Myers maintains a consistent presence across a variety of social media channels. Be Inspired: The Life of Heavy D and Unsung are her two best-known works. She has also worked on a number of other documentaries.

Xea Myers works as a Film producer and director. In 2012, she started her career as a producer by contributing to the film Be Inspired: The Life of Heavy D. She soon after created the documentary for the Unsung series.

She is a social media influencer who also participates in a fitness program. She keeps fit by following a workout routine and eating a well-balanced diet.

Who Is Xea Myers Mother Antonia?

In 2015 and 2016 her mother, Antonia, acted as the restaurant advisor for Seasons 2 and 3 of Restaurant Startup. Market Liquor Bar, DAMA, and Scopa Italian Roots are three restaurants in Los Angeles where she serves as executive chef and a co-owner. Her mother is a prosperous entrepreneur.

In addition, Antonia served as one of the judges on the Food Network competition program Cutthroat Kitchen from 2013 until 2017. She has made guest appearances on a number of other cooking programs, including Restaurant Startup, Chopped, Top Chef, and Top Chef.

Lofaso has had a lifetime love of cooking and has pursued her goals while juggling demanding work and being a single parent. In the revised paperback edition of her book The Busy Mom's Cookbook, she divulges her insider knowledge and advice.

After graduating from the esteemed French Culinary Institute, Lofaso was employed by Wolfgang Puck's Spago, the most well-known eatery in Beverly Hills. Lofaso spent six years working at the renowned Los Angeles hotspot, where she improved her abilities and technique under the guidance of Executive Chef Lee Hefter.

Lofaso decided to quit Spago after perfecting the restaurant's menu in order to go on a new journey. Within a few weeks, SBE engaged her to oversee the kitchen at Foxtail, their posh new dinner club in Los Angeles.

After beginning her new position at Foxtail, Lofaso's career saw a tremendous upswing when Bravo called and asked her to compete in Season 4 of its famed cooking competition series Top Chef. In addition to her expertise working in restaurants and on television, Lofaso has worked as a private chef for some of Hollywood's greatest personalities.

Xea Myers father was the renowned rapper Heavy D who unfortunately passed away. Heavy D was born in 1967. He performed Hip Hop and Rap. Early in the 1970s, his family relocated to Mount Vernon, New York. Heavy D & The Boyz, the band he lead, became Uptown Records' first artist in 1987.

Andre Harrell founded the record label. In the early 1990s, the trio achieved international acclaim and made notable appearances on hit songs with Janet Jackson and Michael Jackson. Heavy D eventually went on to oversee Uptown, the record company he'd spent the majority of his career at.

He also had appearances on the themes for the well-known sketch comedy programs "In Living Color" and "MadTV." But tragedy struck the band just as it was starting to enjoy commercial success. Trouble T Roy member Troy Dixon passed away in an accident after a concert when he fell off an exit ramp.

The song "They Reminisce Over You" by Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth was inspired by Dixon's passing. On the Notorious B.I.G.'s debut track called Juicy, Heavy D was mentioned. Biggie Smalls recalled that as a child, he yearned for the type of stardom that rap pioneers like Heavy D and Salt 'N Pepa had attained.

On Heavy D's 1992 album Blue Funk, a young Biggie Smalls made an appearance. Dwight Arrington Myers, better known as the rapper Heavy D, passed away at the early age of 44. He was well-known for his dancing, tongue-twisting rhymes, and bulky build.