LOVE LOLLI: 9-YEAR-OLD HEALTH JOURNALIST CHAMPIONING KIDS’ WELLNESS

LOVE LOLLI JULY 2025

At just 9 years old, Love Lolli is breaking barriers as the youngest health journalist and peer reviewer at Biohack Yourself Media, the #1 media platform for health, biohacking, and longevity, that is trusted by the top experts, brands, and audiences in the space.

Born in 2016, Love’s entry into the wellness world is more than a family legacy; it’s a personal mission rooted in experience, curiosity, and the desire to help other kids take control of their health.

From starring in national commercials and indie films to speaking at major wellness events, Love has already made her mark as a rising young voice shaping the future of health and longevity for Generation Alpha.

Now, as the youngest-ever peer reviewer at Biohack Yourself Media, she’s bringing a fresh perspective to health journalism, offering insight through the eyes of kids growing up in a world of screen time, information overload, and evolving wellness challenges.

Love was born into a health-conscious, entrepreneurial family. Her father, Anthony Lolli, is a real estate mogul, best-selling author, and fitness transformation icon whose dramatic weight loss journey was captured in a viral documentary titled “From Fat Lolli to Six Pack Lolli.” Her mother, TereZa Hakobyan-Lolli, is the Editor-in-Chief of Biohack Yourself Media, executive producer of award-winning documentaries like “Biohack Yourself” and “sHEALed”, a recording musician, and a two-time Bikini Pro champion.

Surrounded by high-performance routines, discipline, and holistic health approaches, Love naturally grew up immersed in conversations around wellness, longevity, and resilience.

Love's career began at 2 years old.

Love has over 75 credits in tv, film, and national ad campaigns.

Her early acting career began at the age of two weeks old, and she has since amassed more than 75 credits in television, film, and national commercials, including work for Mutual of Omaha, Amazon Glow, 1-800-Flowers, Care.com, and Fisher-Price, to name a few. At five, she made her off-Broadway debut in “School of Rock.” But it’s her work in documentary series like “Biohack Yourself,” streaming on Amazon Prime, and the upcoming documentary “sHEALed” that connects her passion for performance with her mission to spark a wellness movement for Generation Alpha.

At just 6 years old, Love faced a frightening health crisis when a mysterious, golf ball-sized lymph node appeared in her neck, an alarming condition that lingered for nearly two years. With traditional medicine offering few answers, her family turned to cutting-edge biohacking tools: hydrogen therapy, red light, oxygen baths, lymphatic drainage, and personalized protocols. Her journey, documented in “Biohack Yourself,” streaming on Amazon Prime, wasn’t just about healing, but about discovery. Through it, Love gained a rare, first-hand understanding of the body’s power to recover, and a fierce belief that even kids can take control of their own health stories.

That belief became action. She soon stepped into the role of on-camera host and health journalist, interviewing top experts in red light therapy, nutrition, hydrogen water, and wellness tech—not just asking questions, but deeply understanding the answers. Her experience gave her a level of authenticity that resonates with kids, tweens, and families navigating an overwhelming landscape of health advice and digital noise.

In January, Love took the stage at the MAHA Ball in Washington, D.C.—an event produced by Biohack Yourself Media in support of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. At just 9 years old, she delivered a passionate speech on medical freedom, childhood health, and why the next generation must step up as changemakers. The moment marked more than a debut; it was her emergence as a national voice for youth wellness advocacy.

As part of the Biohack Yourself ecosystem, Love will continue covering major health events, interviewing wellness leaders, high performers from all walks of life, and contributing to educational content for the brand’s growing digital platform and print magazine. Her work is already inspiring other young people to take an interest in biohacking, health, and wellness as a lifestyle, not a trend.

At 9, Love is our youngest Health Journalist

Love will cover health events & interview wellness leaders

Behind the camera, Love is also building her future. At the age of 8, she became one of the youngest real estate landlords in her community, investing earnings from her acting and media work into property alongside her brother, Legend. Under the guidance of her parents, she is learning the value of financial literacy and investing early.

What sets Love apart isn’t just her age. It’s her lived experience with health challenges, her comfort in front of the camera, her grasp of modern wellness tools, and her ability to speak directly to her peers with honesty and excitement. She is creating space for other kids to feel seen, informed, and empowered in a wellness world traditionally dominated by adults.

In an age where attention spans are short and health misinformation is rampant, Love Lolli is a rare voice of clarity, courage, and credibility. She isn’t just reporting on the movement, she’s helping lead it.

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