Bella Poarch - Bio and Life - Video

Bella Poarch is an American-Filipino social media sensation that rose to fame on the TikTok platform within a matter of months. Bella joined TikTok in April 2020 and quickly skyrocketed to fame; in less than eight months, she had more than 80.1 million followers on TikTok. She posted several videos, but her big hit was a video to the viral song “M to the B” by Millie B. The zoomed-in video of her lip-syncing to that tune and rhythmically bouncing went viral and became one of TikTok’s most liked videos of all time.
Since rising to fame, Bella has faced a number of controversies, including calling one of her friends by a racist nickname and a tattoo that has signs of Japanese imperialism.
Bella Poarch was born on February 8, 1997 in the Philippines. She lived with her family in the Philippines while growing up and she later moved with her family to Hawaii. When she came of age, she enlisted in the U.S. Navy.

As of September 2021, Bella Poarch has more than 80.2 million followers on TikTok, 692,200 followers on Twitter, 5.16 million on YouTube, and 13.4 million followers on Instagram.

Bella’s TikTok account focuses on cuteness, lip-sync videos, dance videos and some gaming content – her first-ever TikTok video is about gaming.
Following her TikTok success, she launched a YouTube channel and Twitter page in the months after she joined TikTok.
Bella has been embroiled in a number of controversies since becoming famous in 2020. The star has a “rising sun” flag tattoo on her body which has caused quite a stir. For many South Koreans, her specific tattoo was a sign of Japanese imperialism. Because of the history associated with the flag, it remains controversial to this day.