Meet Wings star Steven Weber’s 2 kids with TV personality ex who followed them into show business

Jack is one the lead singers in the band 10xtantrum, as well as a visual artist and producer. 

The young artist goes by Jack Xander as his stage name. The group released the singles “MONEY!” and “WORK” in 2024. The following year, they put out the singles “Trains” and “BABYGIRL.” 

Alfie takes after his older brother and is also involved in the music industry as a producer, audio engineer, and a drummer.

He goes by the stage name Alfie H-W and released singles such as “Catalina,” “Best Me,” and “Hazy Days.”

Juliette is a journalist who started her career as a producer for MTV Europe. She then became a correspondent for MTV’s Big Picture, and next got the bureau chief role for MTV News, based out of Los Angeles.

She transitioned out of the world of TV news and became one of the Top 30 Hollywood Real Estate Agents on The Hollywood Reporter‘s list.

Steven got his start acting in commercials when he was only in the third grade.

Post-college he acted in the Mirror Repertory Company, and his first major role was for Paradise Lost, before appearing in As the World Turns, and The Kennedys of Massachusetts.

He became a household name thanks to his sitcom Wings, during which he portrayed the character of Brian Hackett.

Steven made his Broadway debut in The Real Thing and The Producers. He’s also been seen in Monk, Brothers and Sisters, Desperate Housewives and more over the years.

Steven emphasized that maintaining strong friendship bonds over the years is very important to him.

Outside of his family, the star revealed that he loves staying connected with his fellow actors such as Tim Daly, Noah Wyle, Laurence Fishburne and more. 

He proudly expressed that he’s a member of an “informal group” that reunites once a month that goes by Character Actor Dining Society, or CADS.

Steven expressed: “We all look at each other and say, ‘We’re still here,'” per People. He added: “It’s been a real lifeline and it’s been very grounding.”

The actor explained that keeping friendships in Hollywood helps artists stay level-headed, especially given the limbo of going role to role.

Steven revealed: “There’s so much in the theater and the industries about community and out here in Los Angeles, it’s very easy to become isolated. You’re in your car, you’re in your head. You’re in the mirror. But the whole idea that you’re with contemporaries who have been through similar challenges over the years, it’s been fantastic. It’s been great.”