Naomi Neo Bio

Naomi Neo was born in Singapore on January 25, 1996. She was raised in an upper-middle-class family. She distanced herself from her parents as she suffered from depression.

Though she was good in academics, her depression and mood swings went from bad to worse when she stepped into her adolescence. This was the time when she started expressing her feelings on social media, which led her to create a Facebook account.

Not only did she share her own stories, which struck a chord with the youth, but she also started sharing stories about her friends as well. She also came up with random posts about her social and school life, which gained her popularity.

Her writing skills got better with each passing day, and a few of her posts were shared by many, which led to a surge in her popularity. At the age of 15, she decided to start blogging, which changed her life forever.

She wrote a blog titled Mothers, which spoke about the importance of motherhood. The blog also narrated the story of one of her friends. Her write-up achieved some great feats in terms of the total views accumulated, which encouraged her to make a career out of blogging.

She wrote with passion and purpose and threw light on issues prevalent in society. She also started writing about issues related to youth and women. In one of her blogs, she spoke about how women are maligned if they establish physical relationships with more than one person. This led to a slight controversy, but it did not stop Naomi from writing about similar issues.

In 2012, she reached the peak of her fame and success. However, she decided to take a break from posting blogs as she was being attacked by cyberbullies. But with time, she learned to deal with the pressure and somehow carried on with her work. She also started to explore many other social media platforms, such as Twitter and Instagram.

Naomi created her self-titled YouTube channel on December 17, 2009, and uploaded her first video titled Superbass Cover. After a few introductory videos, she started posting a variety of videos on her channel. Some of her videos, which she posted at the beginning of her YouTube career, included makeup tutorials, challenge videos, jokes, and Q&A videos.

Owing to her frequency of uploading videos, her channel became famous in no time. Currently, it has more than 457,000 subscribers. Videos featuring her boyfriend became even more popular. On December 25, 2017, she uploaded a video in which her boyfriend was seen proposing to her.

One of her most popular videos is titled Things Guys Don’t Know about Girls, which has gained millions of views. Some of her other popular videos include KFC Red Hot Challenge,11 Types of Girlfriends Guys Hate, Lies Students Tell, 10 THINGS THAT HAPPEN TO YOU AFTER A BREAK UP, and Boyfriend VS Girlfriend.

She collaborated with a popular YouTuber named JianHao Tan and came up with a video titled Not my Arms Challenge, which was loved by her fans. She has also created her own jewelry line named NNCHANTED.

Naomi Neo was raised by her parents and has been very close to them ever after recovering from depression. She is pretty vocal about the love she has for her parents. In January 2022, Naomi posted a video titled I'm adopted where she revealed that she is actually adopted. The video also featured her parents.

She reportedly suffered from depression; many of her blog posts address her struggle with loneliness, emptiness, and depression.

Naomi has over the years invited the wrath of cyberbullies for her views on sexual relationships. Though she hardly pays attention to such rumors, she has become more aggressive about expressing her views on her way of life and sexuality.

Naomi was in a relationship with JianHao Tan, but the couple parted ways, citing personal differences.

On December 25, 2017, Naomi announced that she got engaged to her fiancé, Han but did not reveal much about him. On March 11, 2018, she posted her wedding video on her YouTube channel. The same month she announced that they were expecting their first child. They welcomed their son Kyzo in June 2018. They welcomed their second child, a daughter, named Zyla Rey in January 2021.