For more than 20 years, multi-hyphenate Keshia Chanté has been racking up chart-topping hits, co-hosting #1 shows in Canada and the U.S., captivating audiences with stage and screen performances, lending her time and talent to charitable causes, repping world-class brands, running her own company – K.Chante Inc. — and, most recently, adding selfcare product designer to her resume.

At 13, Keshia Chanté became the youngest Juno award winner and has been a seven-time nominee thanks to a string of radio and club bangers including “Unpredictable,” “Bad Boy,” “Does He Love Me,” “Been Gone,” “2U,” “Fallen” featuring Drake, and “Table Dancer,” which reached #1 on Japan’s Billboard Digital Chart. Drake cited her as “a real legend” while she performed at his OVO weekend All Canadian North Stars show, highlighting her as one of the names in Canadian hip hop and R&B who helped paved the way for him and others to follow. In addition, a slew of TV accolades like co-hosting BET’s #1 show “106 & Park” with Bow Wow, serving as an international music judge on CBS’s “The World’s Best” hosted by James Corden, and making guest appearances on “Chopped Canada,” “Top Chef Canada,” “Blood & Treasure,” “Jann” and “Private Eyes” to name a few.

Currently, Chanté conducts interviews with Hollywood’s elite for “Entertainment Tonight Canada,” which gives her the opportunity to utilize her skills to entertain audiences with some of the biggest stars on the planet, including former First Lady Michelle Obama, Robert De Niro, Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Lopez, Denzel Washington, Mariah Carey, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, and Jennifer Aniston, to name a few.

Chanté recently won a Canadian Screen Award for Best TV Host. Her latest professional venture is deeply personal in nature, rooted in her lifelong experiences as a biracial woman whose hair journey has been an emotional rollercoaster filled with limited, toxic options for her tresses. With her luxury hair care brand KHAIR (pronounced CARE), Chanté is working to ensure that other women and girls don’t feel the sting of being excluded by brands whose products are not made with them in mind.