Jake Paul is one of the richest YouTubers, and he even got to the Forbs list of highest-paid YouTubers in 2017.
Bio
Jake Paul was born on January 17, 1997, in Cleveland. His father is Greg Paul, and his ‘mother’s name is Pam Stepanick, and he has a brother Logan Paul who is also a successful YouTuber, and the two often collaborate.
Career
Jack Paul first started gaining fame when he appeared in Bizaardvar, a Disney ‘Channel’s show. He created a YouTube channel called Team 10 that orbited his career and earnings. His channel has over 19 million subscribers. He ended up in the Forbs 2017 list of highest-paid YouTube Stars, where he was placed on 7th place. His brother Logan Paul was 4th.
Controversy
Logan Paul became famous after he posted a video in Japan’s suicide forest. They often collaborate on each ‘other’s channels. Jake was usually found himself in various controversies. One time he was accused of organizing a house party where eight girls who attended the house party were supposedly drugged.
Shane Dawson, another YouTube celebrity, wanted to create a documentary about Jake Paul, where he got help from a therapist to see why is Jake Paul acting the way he is acting. Dawson made the documentary at the end, and he even got Tana Mongeau involved. Tana Mongeau is Jake Paul’s fiancée, and the documentary series got millions of views on YouTube.
Tana Mongeau
Tana Mongeau is another YouTube star, and she and Jack Paul ‘haven’t been dating much. However, Paul gave her a 21st birthday surprise in the shape of a car. A Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon to be exacted. And the car cost around $124,000. Since Mongeau ‘doesn’t know how to drive, Paul posted videos of teaching her how to do it, and the videos also got millions of views. Paul proposed to Mongeau on June 24, and fans are more than excited to see when exactly the two will be getting married.
Jake Paul Net Worth 2024
In addition to his YouTube channel, Paul gets his earnings from sponsorships and merchandise, amongst other things. His estimated net worth is $12.4 million.
