Weston's life began with a remarkable start, as he started performing as an acrobat at a tender age of less than five years old. As he grew, he transitioned from the world of acrobatics to the captivating realm of acting, joining a TV show and hip-hop group known as THC.
Within the group, Weston shone brightly, starring in the triple Regional Emmy Award-winning TV special for PBS, a testament to his burgeoning talent. He also demonstrated his creative prowess by writing and creating lyrics, music, and stories for THC's TV movie, "Doin' It Right", which aired on PBS.
During his time with THC, Weston recorded several CDs and embarked on world tours, honing his skills and building his reputation as a talented performer. His passion for acting and music led him to make his feature film debut at the tender age of 16 in the movie "Crush".
This early success was followed by a guest-starring role opposite the renowned actress Joan Cusack on ABC's "What About Joan". Weston's impressive performance earned him a recurring role in the sitcom's second season, cementing his status as a rising star in the entertainment industry.
Today, Weston continues to work and play in Los Angeles, starring in edgy theatrical releases and TV shows, showcasing his versatility and range as a performer.
