All About Taylen Biggs, the 11-Year-Old Influencer Interviewing A-Listers Like Travis Kelce and Selena Gomez

The young reporter, who's interviewed celebs like Cardi B and Selena Gomez, made her acting debut in Hallmark's 'Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story'

Taylen Biggs has a glowing resume... and she's only 11!

Meet the pre-teen social media star who's built a following of nearly 3 million followers across TikTok and Instagram with her fashion-forward 'fits and A-list celebrity interviews shared to her channels.

Despite her young age, Biggs — who's from South Florida, but travels the world for the job — proves that age has no limit. The rising star has interviewed the likes of Cardi B, Travis Kelce, Kris Jenner and more.

Biggs' whirlwind reporting experiences began with New York Fashion Week, but have since expanded to include the hottest events and press junkets in entertainment. Most recently, she interviewed Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo amid their Wicked press tour.

Next, Biggs has ticked off another box on her entertainment industry bingo card: acting debut! The multi-hyphenate made a cameo in Hallmark’s Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story film, which premiered on Nov. 30.

Biggs spoke with PEOPLE exclusively on the premiere's red carpet about the milestone. "This was a really cool opportunity for me, just learning about what's behind the scenes," she said of the film, which also features a cameo from Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce's mom, Donna Kelce.

The Florida native is a Chiefs fan, herself, having interviewed the players at the team's Super Bowl ring ceremony this year. "They are very good at what they do. I think they're an inspiring team ... Their hard work pays off," she told PEOPLE on the red carpet.

Read on to learn more about Taylen Biggs!

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She was in front of the camera at 18 months old

Biggs told Entertainment Tonight that her career in the spotlight began at 18 months old when she was cast in a photoshoot for the Kardashian's kids clothing line. At age three, she walked for Sherri Hill during New York Fashion Week.

From there, Biggs noted that she was on a roll but then the pandemic hit, which caused her to pivot. She then turned to TikTok where she would begin uploading fashion-focused content of celebrity looks.

Biggs would create videos where she'd review stars' looks on red carpets at the Oscars and Grammys, for example. Then, she got a call to be the "official backstage host for New York Fashion Week," which launched her reporting career journey in person.

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She started interviewing A-list stars at age 8

Biggs began interviewing stars consistently and exclusively after her New York Fashion Week stint. Her roster has expanded to designers, athletes, actors, musicians and more.

Among her most viral interviews include Kris Jenner (13.6M views), Lilly Collins (10.7M views) and Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo (12.9M views) on TikTok. Her chat with Selena Gomez racked up nearly 19M views on Instagram.

Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Rihanna are a few celebrity interviews on her bucket list.

She is signed with Lil Wayne's label

Biggs is managed by Lil Wayne's record label, Young Money Entertainment. She recalled her initial interaction with the rapper during an interview on Sherri Shepherd's talk show, Sherri, revealing how the deal was made.

"I met him at Teyana Taylor's birthday party and I asked him to follow me on Instagram. Two days later, he follows me on Instagram," she told Shepard. "I was sharing my fashion illustrations, my designs, my sewing."

"So he pushed me and motivated me to keep going. 'And he told me, 'Dreams are meant to be lived,'" she recalled of what the rapper told her. "And he signed me to Young Money and now they manage me."

She's a huge Kansas City Chiefs fan

Biggs loves the Kansas City Chiefs. "I'm a hardcore Chiefs fan," she told PEOPLE on the red carpet at the premiere of Hallmark’s Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story, making clear her admiration for the team was "before Taylor [Swift]" began dating Travis Kelce.

In addition to attending the premiere, Biggs had the best view in the stadium during the game! Not only was she on the sideline with the Hunt family (the owners of the team), but she joined Donna Kelce in the famed suite!

"My Football Family 🏈 ❤️ On Screen and Off Screen," Biggs captioned her Instagram carousel. She was even wearing a Kristin Juszczyk-designed custom jacket!

In June, Biggs interviewed the players and coach at the Super Bowl ring ceremony and gifted Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid friendship bracelets, which they both wore throughout the night.

She made her acting debut in a Hallmark movie

Biggs grew close with the Kansas City team after appearing in Hallmark’s Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story, where she made her acting debut. Though only a brief cameo, the newcomer told PEOPLE it was a "really cool opportunity" for her.

"Not a lot of people know what it feels like... the experiences... and all the hard work behind these movies," Biggs says, calling out Hallmark movies specifically. "I think that's the beauty of it. Me learning at 11 years old and trying acting, I really enjoyed it."

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Her parents manage her social media accounts

While Biggs stars in her own content posted to her social media accounts, she doesn't manage her own platforms. As stated in her Instagram bio, the 11 year old's accounts are run by her parents.