Myriam Nicole Chávez Escobar (born November 4, 1998)^[1] is a Mexican actress, reality television star, model and influencer. She is the daughter of legendary Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez.

As a fashion model, she has been featured on magazines such as People en Espanol.^[2]

Biography

Nicole Chávez did not show interest in the sport of boxing, like many other members of her family did. Instead, she wanted to become a dancer and an actress. Chávez began dancing at age ten, and was later accepted into Televisa's Centro de Educación Artística as an acting student.^[3] When Chávez was twelve, she made her television debut in a show named Pequeños Gigantes, as a dancer in a team named "Los Pequeños Guerreros" ("The Little Warriors").^[4] In February 2021, she was cast for a role in a Juan Osorio-directed Televisa telenovela, named ¿Qué le pasa a mi familia? ("What's Happening to My Family"), where she played a character named Camila Castillo Jaurillo.^[5]

A short time later, Chávez was chosen by Adidas to model their Mexico Men's National Football Team's jersey prior to the 2022 FIFA Men's World Cup, which was played in Qatar.^[5]

In 2023, Chávez was a participant in the televised reality show, La casa de los famosos 3.^[6] She did not win the show, and according to a television gossip show named Hoy Día on Telemundo, she blamed Salvador Zerboni for her not winning.^[7] That same year Chávez participated in Los 50.^[8]

Personal

Chávez, the daughter of professional boxer and International Boxing Hall of Fame member Julio Cesar Chávez Sr. and of Myriam Escobar,^[3] grew up in the United States; she also lived in Tijuana as a young girl.^[9]

From her father's side, she has three brothers, Julio Cesar Jr., Omar and Cristian (not to be confused with the Mexican singer, Christian Chávez). From her mother's side, she has a sister named Tania Gallardo and a brother, also named Cristian, Cristian Gallardo.^[3]

See also

• List of Mexicans

References