Emma Chamberlain Net Worth, Age, Family & Biography

About Emma Chamberlain

Emma Frances Chamberlain is a model, YouTuber, podcaster, businesswoman, and social media personality from the United States. She won the 2018 Streamy Grant for Breakout Maker. In 2019, Time magazine remembered her for its Time 100 Next list, and its rundown of The 25 Most Influential People On The Internet, composing that “Chamberlain pioneered a way to deal with vlogging that shook up YouTube’s informal style guide.”

Emma Chamberlain Family

Chamberlain was born on 22 May 2001, in San Bruno, California. Her parents who separated when she was 5 years of age. In a 2018 meeting with Forbes, Chamberlain said her family had struggled with finances during her young life. The family had relied upon her dad’s art, and when he was sick and unfit to paint they persevered “difficult situations”.

Emma Chamberlain Education

She went to Centeral Middle School in San Carlos, California, and Notre Dame Secondary School, Belmont, an all-young lady Catholic private academy where she was in the cheerleading and track groups.

Emma was a member of the California All Stars Pink cheer team and competed in competitive cheer for 5 years. She left High school during the first semester of her junior year and graduated subsequent to passing the California Secondary School Leave Test.

Emma Chamberlain Career

At the end of her sophomore year, Chamberlain became dissatisfied with high school, and after speaking with her father, she was encouraged to find a passion outside of school. On 14 June 2016, she sent off her YouTube channel as a way for finding that passion and in August 2023. Her YouTube channel arrived at 12 million subscribers and gained more than 1.61 billion video views. Cooking videos, fashion hauls, car vlogs, and collaborations with other YouTubers were among Chamberlain’s content.

She went to her second Louis Vuitton-supported Paris Fashion Week, collaborating with Vogue for a planning video about the interaction. She collaborated with Calvin Klein for a series of videos and photograph shoots. Chamberlain was up for three awards at the 2019 Streamy Awards: First Person, Editing, and Creator of the Year.

Cosmopolitan highlighted Chamberlain on the cover of its February 2020 issue, composing the subtitle below her name, “The most popular girl in the woeld”. In the interview she revealed details of managing body dysmorphia and struggling with eating issues, and she posted a video about the photograph shoot to her YouTube channel, My First American Magazine Cover. A couple of months after the fact, she showed up on the front of the Italian release of Cosmopolitan, and the Dutch version, Cosmo Girl.