Biography

At just 8 years old, Love Lolli has built an illustrious career as a professional child actor and model, with over 75 projects to her name. Her career began with major bookings in national TV commercials for brands like Mutual of Omaha, Care and 1-800-Flowers. She has been featured in print ads for Fisher Price, Stride Rite, Newton Baby and more. Love also demonstrated her stage presence in the off-Broadway production of *School of Rock* at the age of 5. She has also been a part of multiple award-winning film and TV projects.

Her versatility and charm led her to co-host the upcoming Amazon Prime health documentary "Biohack Yourself," set to be released in December 2024, where she interviewed top biohacking, longevity and health experts such as Dr. Daniel Amen, Peter Diamandis, Dr. Gundry, Vishen Lakhiani, Zach Bush and more. Her mission is to bring health hacks she learns to her alpha generation and inspire a healthy lifestyle.

Over the 8 years, her hard work paid off by accumulating quite a bit of savings in her child actor UTMA account and she was able to buy an investment property alongside her child actor brother Legend Lolli, emerging her as one of the youngest real estate investors, inspired by her parents' legacy.

At home, Love balances her professional life with a dedication to personal growth, taking private enrichment classes in guitar, pickleball, competitive swimming, chess, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and debate. Her vibrant personality and boundless energy are matched by her close bond with her younger brother, Legend. Together, they explore the world and learn new things, always accompanied by their beloved Samoyed dog, Armenia. Her best friends in the whole wide world are her parents. Additionally, Love cherishes the special bond she shares with both of her grandmothers, who play a significant role in her life. Love's ability to juggle multiple pursuits while maintaining strong familial bonds sets her apart as a remarkable young talent with a bright future ahead.

- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous