Lexi Brumback rose to national recognition as an elite tumbler and television personality, sharing her journey through competitive cheerleading and personal growth.
Lexi Brumback partnered with Samsung, among other brands, after the success of Netflix's 'Cheer'.
Lexi Brumback partnered with Robitussin, among other brands, following her appearances in Netflix's 'Cheer'.
Lexi Brumback secured a brand deal with Savage X Fenty after the airing of "Cheer" Season 1 and 2.
Lexi Brumback secured a brand deal with Ulta Beauty after the airing of "Cheer" Season 1 and 2.
Lexi Brumback secured a brand deal with Smile Direct Club after the airing of "Cheer" Season 1 and 2.
Lexi Brumback secured a brand deal with Kat Von D Beauty after the airing of "Cheer" Season 1 and 2.
Lexis “Lexi” Marie Brumback, born on January 11, 2000, in Houston, Texas, gained national recognition as an American cheerleader and television personality through the Netflix docuseries “Cheer.” She attended Navarro College in Corsicana, Texas, where she was a prominent member of the competitive cheer team, coached by Monica Aldama. Brumback was particularly noted for her elite tumbling skills, which were a key asset to the Navarro College squad.
Throughout her time at Navarro College, Brumback’s career was marked by both significant athletic achievements and personal challenges. She participated in the filming of “Cheer” Season 1, which documented the team’s pursuit of a national championship. Her story, including past difficulties and a temporary departure from the team due to personal issues, resonated with many viewers. The docuseries highlighted her journey back to the team, showcasing her dedication and the support system around her at Navarro. Following the success of the series, Brumback, along with other team members, appeared on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” in January 2020, further solidifying her public profile.
In “Cheer” Season 2, Brumback rejoined the Navarro College cheer team, having been given a second opportunity by Coach Monica Aldama after a period away. She participated in the early segments of the season but ultimately left Navarro College before Daytona 2021. Despite this, she was part of the team that made it to Daytona 2020 before the competition was canceled due to external circumstances. Her post-Navarro career has involved leveraging her television personality status to secure brand partnerships and launch personal ventures, including her merchandise line HexxByLexx and a tumbling tutorial program called Cheer Fit. She also manages a YouTube Channel and an Instagram account for her art.
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