The internet personality is mostly known for sharing dramatically exaggerated "storytime" videos about her life as an influencer and similar content that she shares on her YouTube channel.
Tana Mongeau is an internet personality who is mostly known for sharing dramatically exaggerated "storytime" videos about her life as an influencer and similar content that she shares on her YouTube channel.
Those videos propelled her to fame online, where she now has more than 5.4 million subscribers. Mongeau's videos garner millions of views, and that led her to have her own TV show on MTV and she launched a podcast called Cancelled, which draws more than half a million listeners every week.
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Tana has also made headlines thanks to her relationships. She has publicly dated other celebrities like Bella Thorne, Jake Paul, and singer Mod Sun. Jake and Tana had a wedding ceremony in Las Vegas, and it was later confirmed that they never got a marriage license before the wedding. Here is what you need to know about the popular YouTube star.
Where is Tana Mongeau from?
Tana and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. She has been open about having a strained relationship with her parents Rick and Rebecca Mongeau. She has previously shared that her parents "lacked parenting skills," which caused her to have a strained upbringing. On her Cancelled podcast, she also shared that she felt like she was raising her parents. "I spent my whole life feeling like I was raising you guys," she said about her parents, who she is not on speaking terms with.
What does Tana Mongeau do for a living?
Tana launched her YouTube page in April 2015 and began making videos on the platform. "Hi I’m Tana Mongeau, I’m a struggling demonetized influencer. Check out my story times, music videos, and other videos on my channel," the description reads. Tana also launched a podcast named Cancelled in July 2021. The show was originally hosted by Tana, Hunter Moreno, and Brooke Schofield, but Hunter left the podcast, leaving just Brooke and Tana. The podcast covers pop culture as well as the hosts' personal lives, and they often bring in guests to share their thoughts and experiences.
Tana is no stranger to controversy due to the nature of the stories she tells on her platforms. The YouTube influencer had her sponsorship with the e-learning platform Babble revoked in August 2023 after the company appeared on an episode in which she said she wanted a tour guide "dead" on a podcast episode. On January 26, 2022, Tana launched a canned wine brand Dizzy Wine, but the company's official Instagram hasn't been active since December 2022.
What is Tana Mongeau's reality show on MTV?
Tana landed a reality show on MTV titled MTV No Filter: Tana Mongeau. The show, originally called MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21, premiered on MTV's YouTube channel and ran for two seasons, starting in July 2019 and ending in March 2020. The logline for the show was, "Internet fame is hard to navigate, but Tana Mongeau can always count on her friends and manager to rein her in when things start to go off course-and with Tana, they almost always do."
Who has Tana Mongeau dated?
Tana is openly bisexual. At the start of her YouTube career, she was in a relationship with Somer Hollingsworth. Some appeared in her videos often until the couple broke up in June 2017. After that, Mongeau was in a relationship with Bella Thorne from the summer of 2017 to February 2019, including a period in which she, Bella, and singer Mod Sun were a throuple. She was also in on-and-off relationships with rappers Lil Xan and Chris Miles.
Was Tana Mongeau married to Jake Paul?
Tana began dating social media personality Jake Paul in April 2019. Two months later, the couple announced that they were engaged, but some people questioned the validity of the engagement. Then in July of that year, they exchanged vows in Las Vegas. It was reported later by InTouch Weekly that the couple did not obtain a marriage license before the ceremony and that the officiant was also not licensed by the state of Nevada, so the marriage was not legally binding. BuzzFeed also reported that Jake and Tana left the ceremony separately.
The ceremony, which was available on pay-per-view for $50, was recorded for MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21. On an episode of the show, Tana stated that the ceremony was something "fun and lighthearted that we're obviously doing for fun and for content." The couple announced their breakup in January 2020.
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