Full Name: Chelsea Anna Tyler Date of birth: 6th March 1989 Daughter of: Steven Tyler and Teresa Barrick Hometown: New Hampshire Nationality: American Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown

Chelsea is Steven Tyler's third daughter. She was bron in March, 06, 1989, and is the first child of Steven with Teresa Barrick.

Chelsea Anna Tyler Tallarico intends to be a singer and she plays drums. She took part in Aerosmith's 2001 album Just Push Play making back'n vocals in "Under My Skin" and appeared on the videoclip of "Fly Away From Here", as a child version of her father.

In 2002 she appeared on the MTV Icon Aerosmith and finally people started noting her. In october of the same year she went with her family to Britney Spears's camping. According to Britney, Chelsea will be one of the new talents discovered at the camping.

Like her mother, Chelsea defends her dad's band of anybody that says it's not good. But she, just like anybody else, has her favorite bands, which are Pink, The White Stripes, Linconpark, Sublime, Alicia Keys, Hanson, 'N Synx and the Beatles but her favorite singer ever is Lauren Hill.

Talking about her dad's band, when she was young she showed up at the videoclip of "Deuces Are Wild", playing with him, and also appeared on the Lizzie McGuire's 2002 special Christmas episode "Xtreme Xmas", in which her father acts like Santa Claus.

 Chelsea Tyler Facts

* Is Steven Tylers' third daughter

* Intends to be a singer and plays drums

* Took part in Aerosmith's 2001 album Just Push Play making back'n vocals in "Under My Skin" and appeared on the videoclip of "Fly Away From Here", as a child version of her father.

* Loves to listen to Pink, The White Stripes, Linconpark, Sublime, Alicia Keys, Hanson, 'N Synx and the Beatles but her favorite singer ever is Lauren Hill. She used to like the Spice Girls.

* Sings in Under My Skin (Just Push Play, 2001)

* Is on Fly Away From Here video playing a young Steven Tyler.

* Appeared at one "Knock First" episode, when they changed Tony Perry's bedroom.

* Appeared on the Lizzie McGuire's 2002 special Christmas episode "Xtreme Xmas", in which her father acts like Santa Claus.



Here is what happened in this Lizzie McGuire episode, from hduff.net


51. Xtreme Xmas
gs: Steven Tyler (Santa Claus) Shelley Berman (Nobby) Kyle J. Downes (Larry Tudgeman) Haylie Duff (Cousin Amy) David Alex Rosen (David [as David A. Rosen]) Jeremy J. Bargiel (Jeremy [as Jeremy Bargiel]) Samantha Smith (IV) (9 Year Old) Austin W. Glenn (13 Year Old) Brad Grunberg (Announcer) Troy Rowland (Mr. Lang [scenes deleted?]) Jackson Rogow (Kid) Chelsea Tallirico (Bystander #1) Tai Tallirico (Bystander #2)

Lizzie and Gordo are at a Christmans charity drive where the bring presents to an unlikely-looking Santa Claus. Lizzie ferventy hopes to win the grand prize in the Christmas parade with her idea for a "Rock & Roll Christmas" float, but she'll have competition from Tudgeman, who is building a "Christmas Deathstar" float and also Kate and her cousin Amy, who have hired professionals to build theirs. The rest of the McGuire family are there, and they are charmed by an eccentric old man in an elf suit who calls himself Nobby Frostybump and seems to really believe he's one of Santa's elves! Lizzie is disappointed that her family is going off to dinner with Nobby instead of working on the float, but Gordo stays to help. Hours later, Lizzie comes home and is surprised by Nobby. His senior-citizens home is having plumbing problems and he will stay with the McGuires fro a few days.

The next day Lizzie and Gordo are busy working on the float. Nobby gets the bad news that the plumbing in his building won't be fixed until after Christmas. The McGuire family volunteers to help fix the plumbing themselves so the old man and his friends can spend Christmas at home. That is, all except Lizzie, who is now obsessed with working on her float. To her dismay, Gordo goes along with the others to help, leaving her to work alone. After many hours, an exhausted Lizzie falls asleep. She has a dream right out of Charles Dickens A Chrsitmas Carol in which various characters remind her what the true meaning of Christmas is. In the bargain she also realizes the solutions to the plumbing problems that her family has been unable to fix. Though it costs her a chance to enter a float in the parade, Lizzie is happy with the way things turn out. But as if by magic, her float does appear, ridden by a singing Santa Claus, who looks and sounds suspiciously like Steven Tyler of Aerosmith!


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NOTE: Steven Tyler, who is the lead singer for the longtime hard-rock group Areosmith, performs "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town."
Also, Jake Thomas, Hallie Todd and Hilary Duff (Matt, Jo and Lizzie) sing a little bit of "The Twelve Days of Christmas," accompanied by Robert Carradine (Sam) on piano.
This is first episode broadcast in which Miranda (Lalaine) does not appear. Since it was shown out of production order, it wasn't the first episode filmed without Lalaine, so no explanation is given for Miranda's absence. Lalaine's name and pictures remained in the opening titles sequence, as always.
Guest stars include, as noted above, Steven Tyler of Aerosmith and also Shelley Berman, a comedian who won a Grammy award and three gold albums for his comedy recordings in the late 1950's-early '60's. (His trademark routine was the one-way phone conversation.) There's also a "family" element to the show as Haylie Duff, Hilary's big sis, returns in the role of Kate's cousin Amy. Also, two of Steven Tyler's children, 13-year-old daughter Chelsea and 10-year-old son Taj have small roles. They are listed in the credits by their real last name, Tallirico. And we don't know for sure, but we suspect Jason Rogow (playing "Kid") is related to Lizzie's executive producer, Stan Rogow. Plus Brad Grunberg returns to the Lizzie "family" for his third guest-starring role, each time as a different character. But unlike his previous two appearances, his character the Announcer isn't eating anything this time (although he does have a doughnut sitting right next to him!)
Characters without lines: Sam's often-mentioned cousin Ree Ree and his pal Stucco, who are in the parade with the "float," throwing batteries into the crowd. This is the first time they've been seen in a live-action shot. Earlier some still photos of them were seen in "Facts of Life." The Announcer gives their names as Reginald Rehoven and Alistair Stukovitch.
Mr. Lang, played by Troy Rowland, is listed in the credits but does not appear. Rowland, by the way, has been credited as the show's dialog coach during its second season.
Some stock fotage is used (for the first time ever on the show?) for some of the parade scene.
A "Gordo theme" is heard in this episode, the same Hebraic-sounding music that was used in "Gordo's Bar Mitzvah" and "Mom's Best Friend." It seems to be used mostly when his Jewish heritage is being mentioned.
Palm trees are seen in the background lining the parade route, another indication that Lizzie McGuire might take place in California.
There is no clapboard with a production date on it shown at the beginning of the blooper reel like there usually is. (One seen very briefly at the end is impossible to read.)Perhaps the makers of Lizzie didn't want to call attention to the fact this Christmas episode was shot in May 2002.
Matt and Nobby are seen playing a traditional Hanukkah game which uses a four sided spinning top called a dreidel, something Gordo mentions earlier that he has mastered making. This game is also seen in the Even Stevens episode "Heck of a Hanukkah".
Steven Tyler's performance of "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" won "Best Song" in the viewer voting on the Disney Channels' broadcast of "A Raven New Year's Eve," December 31, 2002.
The scene in which Matt wears a head cloth and talks about the meaning of Christmas, was inspired by a scene in the 1965 holiday classic television show A Charlie Brown Christmas, which features Charles Schulz' animated Peanuts cartoon characters. In it, Linus, with his "security blanket," delivers a similar soliloquy about the true meaning of Christmas.
Continuity: Matt mentions to Nobby how he wants his "own private land," something he wanted way back in "And The Winner Is," too.
This episode can be found in the paperback novelization book A Very Lizzie Christmas. It is also on Vol. 3 of the Lizzie McGuire DVD Collection entitled Star Struck, released on Mar. 16, 2004.
Hilary Duff was Steven Tyler's special guest at his unplugged concert, where she asked him if he would be Santa Clause in the "Xtreme Xmas" episode