She is an American sports and lifestyle creator who has built a massive audience through dance, unboxing, DIY, and comedy content. Across her social media platforms, she has more than 14 million followers, while her YouTube channel has surpassed 3.7 million subscribers and 5.3 billion views. Her career expanded into professional sports media when she became the first NFL social media correspondent after joining the Washington Commanders in 2022.
Early Passion for Dance
She began dancing when she was four years old and competed for five years. Her interest in athletics continued through high school, where she participated in track and became part of her school’s dance team.
In 2015, she became an ambassador for Dance Hope Cure, a group of dancers dedicated to raising awareness about childhood cancer.
Building a Social Media Career
Her online presence grew through a mix of entertaining and lifestyle-focused content. She became known for posting dance routines, unboxing videos, DIY projects, and comedy clips across several platforms.
Her YouTube channel has attracted more than 3.7 million subscribers and accumulated over 5.3 billion views.
Major Snapchat Success
One of her biggest early social media achievements came in 2021 through Snapchat Spotlight. She reportedly earned more than $1 million in just two months from posting videos on the platform.
Her success attracted attention from outlets including Access Hollywood, People.com, and Fox 5 Live.
Going Viral With Mango Content
She also gained widespread attention for a Mango video that was featured by BuzzFeed.
The video accumulated more than 45 million total views across her social media accounts, becoming one of her most successful pieces of content.
Education and ESPN Career
She began studying journalism at Penn State University in 2021. She eventually graduated from the university with a degree in digital journalism.
After completing her education, she was signed by ESPN as a lifestyle and sports content creator, creating a path that combined her interests in media, entertainment, and athletics.
Making NFL History
In 2022, she joined the Washington Commanders as the first-ever NFL social media correspondent.
Her sports media work later expanded to Snapchat, where she was set to become the lead for SportsCenter. She was also scheduled to contribute to and appear on programs including Sunday NFL Countdown, Monday Night Countdown, and College GameDay.
Connections to the Dance World
Dance has remained an important part of her career. She has taken classes with sisters Maddie Ziegler and Mackenzie Ziegler, both of whom are well known for their work in dance and entertainment.
Her early dance background helped shape the performance skills that later became part of her social media content.
Family and Pets
She has two older brothers named Peter and Michael.
Her dogs, Maggie and Tess, have also become familiar faces to her followers and have frequently appeared in her TikTok videos.
Interviews With Sports Stars
Her work in sports media has given her opportunities to interview numerous well-known athletes. Her interview subjects have included Tim Tebow, Joe Burrow, Bryson DeChambeau, Derwin James, and Coco Gauff.
These interviews have helped strengthen her position as a creator working at the intersection of sports and digital media.
A Career Across Social Media and Sports
From competitive dance and journalism studies to becoming a major social media creator and NFL correspondent, she has built a career across entertainment, lifestyle, and sports. Her huge online following and work with major sports media platforms have helped turn her digital presence into a broader career in sports broadcasting and content creation.