PewDiePie

PewDiePie is known as an online media personality and comedian. He is most famous for his "Let's Play" YouTube videos.

Background and Age

Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg was born on October 24, 1989, in Gothenburg, Sweden. His mom and father, Johanna and Ulf, are both effective CEOs. As a kid, he delighted in the arts and playing on his Super Nintendo; his fixation on computer games developed during pre-adulthood, during which he invested a ton of energy gaming in his room, or at web bistros.

During his last year of high school, he purchased a PC with cash he made selling artwork through his grandma's show. He set up his first YouTube channel, PewDie, in 2006. At this point, Kjellberg had figured out how to alter recordings from an online instructional exercise, and transferred his first "Let's Play" video of him playing Minecraft. He ran his PewDiePie account while at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, studying mechanical financial matters and innovation the executives.

Married, Wife and Kids

In July 2013, Kjellberg moved to Brighton, a UK ocean side town that has become a center for YouTubers, with his Italian sweetheart, Marzia Bisognin who was nicknamed CutiePie, a beauty blogger. They met each other online in 2011 and started a long distance relationship, before living together in Italy, then Sweden, and eventually settling in Brighton. They enjoyed the town's solid web network where they would rent an apartment and care for two pet pugs, Edgar and Maya.

In August 2019, Kjellberg and Bisognin got married in a private London service. Reporting the romantic association on Twitter, he wrote, “We are married!!! I’m the happiest I can be. I’m so lucky to share my life with this amazing woman.”

Career and Net Worth

PewDiePie has become one of the web's greatest stars, he has in excess of 100 million supporters of his YouTube channel, and more than 24 billion views.

In December 2019, it was announced that famous vlogger PewDiePie, who got probably the greatest star before seeing his career hounded by claims of bigotry and against Semitism, has said he is feeling extremely drained and will enjoy a reprieve from the video-sharing stage. The producer is probably the highest worker on the site and was its most viewed channel until not long ago, with in excess of 100 million people subbing the Swedish video designer's channel. Yet PewDiePie has been grasped by certain components of the extreme alt right and has experienced harsh criticism various occasions for the substance of a portion of his recordings. He has repeatedly denied supporting bigot and hostile anti Semitic messages.