Tana Mongeau Shares Her Biggest Smile Just for You #shorts - Video

Tana Marie Mongeau, born June 24, 1998, is an American internet personality, YouTuber, and podcaster known for her "storytime" videos, where she shares personal anecdotes and experiences. Raised in Henderson, Nevada, she had a strained childhood due to her parents' lack of parenting skills, leading her to become estranged from her biological family and later adopted by her best friend's family at age 13. She joined YouTube in 2015, quickly gaining over 5 million subscribers with her candid, often chaotic vlogs, music videos, and collaborations with creators like Jonah Green, Cody Ko, and Ricky Dillon.

Mongeau has ventured into music, releasing singles like "Hefner" (2017) and "FaceTime" (2019), and starred in MTV's reality series No Filter: Tana Turns 21 (2019). She co-hosts the Cancelled podcast with Brooke Schofield, focusing on pop culture and personal stories, which has been praised for its raw, therapy-like vibe. She also launched her own wine brand, Dizzy Wine, in 2022.

Her career has been marked by controversies, including the failed TanaCon convention in 2018, a response to VidCon's snub, which drew comparisons to Fyre Festival due to its poor organization. She’s been criticized for past use of racial slurs, notably clashing with YouTuber iDubbbz in 2017, and faced allegations of pressuring creators into joining OnlyFans. Mongeau has been open about her bisexuality, having dated Somer Hollingsworth (2015–2017), Bella Thorne (2017–2019), and Jake Paul, with whom she had a non-legally binding marriage in 2019 for publicity, ending in 2020. She dropped out of high school in 10th grade, a decision she’s reflected on as pivotal to her unconventional career path.

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