Megan Weaver

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Megan Weaver developed an early interest in design, influenced by her mother’s ability to create aesthetically pleasing homes on a budget. Following her graduation from Loyola Marymount University, Weaver began her career working at Amblin Entertainment, established by Steven Spielberg. While engaged in feature film development and production, she frequently participated in office redecoration, indicating her ongoing passion for design.

Weaver transitioned into the design field officially, becoming a designer on A&E’s “Hideous Houses.” Her career progressed to include work with Jeff Lewis Design, where she further honed her skills. As a designer, she has undertaken projects across prominent Los Angeles neighborhoods, including Hancock Park, Malibu, Bel Air, and the San Fernando Valley, involving design work from the initial stages of home construction. Weaver has also worked as a Ford model, demonstrating a varied professional background.

Throughout her career, Megan Weaver has been a prominent figure on unscripted television. She was featured on Bravo’s “Flipping Out” (2010–2018) in various capacities, including new employee, design assistant, and friend of Jeff Lewis, appearing in 50 episodes. She also served as a co-host on “Jeff Lewis Live” (2019–2023) for 324 episodes and made appearances on “Hollywood Houselift with Jeff Lewis” (2022–2024) in 19 episodes. Additionally, she appeared as a bartender and audience member on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” (2022–2025) across two episodes, and on “Cook & Kibbitz” (2021–2023) for four episodes. She co-hosts the “MY ADDICTION” podcast, extending her presence into audio media.