Personal life

Liza V. Huber was born on February 22, 1975 in America. She is the daughter of Helmut Huber and Lucci. Susan is one of richest celebrity and have net worth of $45 million. Her father was a businessman and mother was an actress. She is taller than her mother and stands 5 feet 8 inch. She has a brother, Andreas younger than her. During her teenage Huber was a cheerleader. She married Alexander Hesterberg on March 13, 2004 and welcomed four children named Brendan, Royce, Mason and Hayden. One of her son, Brendan had cerebral palsy in 2010. She is also fond of skiing and golfing.

Education

Liza Huber Is Catholic, and for grammar school she attended St. Joseph's School in New York She did her graduation from Garden City High School in New York and can fluently speak Italian and German. She has also studied at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and got her undergraduate degree of Communications with Film Production from the same University. She started studying acting at the Lynette Actor's Studio and The Strasberg Theatre Institute.

Career

In 1995 she appeared on television for first time in film Ebbie. In 1999, she was starred for NBC's soap opera, Passions but she left the show after one year to spend time with her fiancé. In 2002 she came back to the show and played Gwen Hotchkiss Winthrop. She also played role in Four Dogs and a Bone at the Harold Clurman Theater in New York and in Macy's Thanks giving day parade in year 2002. She is also working with the Ford Modelling Agency and in the year 2000 she was honored Miss Golden Globe in 2000, and with the Award of little flower children & family service’s humanitarian in May of 2015. In August of 2008, she left her acting career when she was a 7 months pregnant with her second child Brendan and went into labor. The newborn spent 6 weeks in the NICU. And that was the time she changed her mind and decided to leave her acting career. She then created a unique baby feeding system ‘Sage Spoonfuls’.

Sage Spoonfuls

In 2011 she started a company named Sage Spoonfuls, which provide homemade quality baby food products. The first food she made was "Marshmallow Gingerbread Man Pops" which is still one of the favorite food of kids. Beside her personal account on twitter Liza underscore Huber, her company, The Award winner Sage Spoonfuls has also more than 8 thousands followers with more than 5 thousand tweets. Beside this, she also visits different regions of her country and speaks on benefits of homemade fresh food and healthier safer environment, necessary for growing babies. In an interview with Big City Mom she said, there are 5 benefit in homemade foods. She said homemade foods are Healthiest, cost effective, adventurous, more energetic and “green” choice for babies. Liza’s Sage products includes food storage jars, cookbook, blender and other products that nourish kids nationwide and is available in retailer stores.