Wengie

Wendy Jie Huang, or popularly known as Wengie or WRAYA, is a Chinese-Australian singer, YouTube star and TikTok star.

She became famous after posting beauty-related videos on her YouTube channel.

Career

Wengie uploaded her first video in February 2013. After that, she got many requests in creating more videos and supportive comments.

At first, Wengie made beauty and makeup videos. After that, this Capricorn woman also created life hacks, DIYs, and challenges.

This YouTuber made several channels based on her niche WengieVlogs about vlogs and ReactiCons where she posted reacting videos with her boyfriend.

Her channels grew fast until she won Australian Online Video Awards for Overall Winner and Best Channel in 2017.

As she gained more popularity, she spreader her career into the music industry.

She launched her initial single in China named Baby Believe Me in July 2017 and followed by another single called Oh I Do in November 2017.

Her first two singles ranked well on Chinese tracks, even the music video got more than 12 million views.

She often features other artists from other countries in her songs, such as a Thai singer named Minnie for her song Empire, Filipino singer Iñigo Pascual for Mr. Nice Guy, and the songwriter David Amber for Talk Talk.

She also voiced a character named Bliss in the TV series The Powerpuff Girls.

Profile

Real Name: Wénjié Huang / Wendy Jie Huang
Stage Name: Wengie
Nickname: Wengie
Birthdate: January 9, 1986
Birthplace: Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
Zodiac Sign: Capricorn
Nationality: Australian
Religion: –
Profession: Singer, YouTube Star, TikTok Star
Education: –
Hobbies: Shopping
Facebook: @wwwengie
Twitter: @wengie
Instagram: @wengie
TikTok: @wengie
YouTube: Wengie Official

Height, Weight & Physical Appearance

Height: 160 cm (5’3″)
Weight: 48 kg (106 lbs)
Blood Type: –
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Dark Brown
Body Measurements: –
Shoe Size: –
Dress Size: –

Family

Father: –
Mother: –
Brother: Jim
Sister: –

Boyfriend & Dating History

Max

Max, a fellow YouTube star, proposed to Wengie in August of 2015 on a road trip in Yosemite national park.

However, on February 2022, Wengie posted a video saying that they broke up.

She stated that the separation happened because they were to immature and young to manage the challenges of relationship in a more serious level.

Net Worth

Wengie has an estimated net worth of $100 thousand to 1 million. She mainly earns from her career as a YouTube star, TikTok star and singer.

YouTube

According to Social Blade, she earns around $50 to $793 monthly or $727 to $12 thousand per year from her YouTube channel’s revenue.

Facts

People have often mistaken the character she made called Wendy as her real sister.
She calls her fans Wengiecorns.
She has many houses in different countries including China, the United States, and Australia.
She pets two cats called Boomba and Coco.
Wengie loves playing Roblox.
Her favorite fashion brands include Dolls Kill, Topshop, and Zara.
She thinks she spends so much money on clothes.
Wengie can’t go out without wearing makeup.
This YouTuber often dyes her hair including red, blue, and green.
She becomes a best friend with a woman named Irene from high school and a singer named Henry Prince Mak.
Wengie likes listening to K-Pop songs.
She also enjoys eating Korean foods.
She likes eating chicken with mayonnaise.
Her favorite fruit is bittermelon.
She loves drinking super bitter tea.
Wengi’s favorite dessert is chocolate cake.
She grew up in a low-income family.
When she was a child, her family moved to Melbourne, Australia.
She got acne after using various skin care products during her teenagerhood.
The YouTuber used to teach dance.
She got a matching tattoo with her boyfriend at that time after attending the motivator Tony Robbins’ conference.
She was engaged to a man named Max in October 2015.
She doesn’t wear her engagement ring because she’s afraid of the robbery.
She did slow down and reflections during the pandemic in 2020.
Her ideal type is…

Quotes

“I’ve always been creating things online – I made my own website on Geocities back when the internet was still dial-up. I started a blog about fashion because I love style diaries: letting people know what I’m wearing and what I’m thinking right now.”

“YouTube came about because people started asking for makeup tutorials on how I do my makeup […] I had heard about makeup tutorials on YouTube, but I didn’t personally watch them. So I did basic research – “how to make videos” – and started making my own.”

“Every time I tried their make-up tips, I’d open my eyes and go, ‘Where did the eye shadow go?’ It disappeared into my tiny eye folds! That’s why I started reading a lot of articles on Asian makeup – it was this new world that I’d never had growing up.”

“I started doing videos on trends in Asia, which I think was helpful for a lot of people because there wasn’t a lot content like it at the time. I did a lot of Korean-inspired tutorials; they were leading trends back then because of the globalisation of K-pop.”

“I get a lot of negativity online, but I actually like to think about it as being part of the job. Someone might not feel that great on a certain day, and you just happen to be there so they’re going to take it out on you.”

“At first, I took it [negative comment] very personally. It took me six months to get over my first negative comment.”