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Lilly Singh (Superwoman) Biography: Age, Career, Family and More
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Date of birth26 September 1988
BirthplaceScarborough, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
ProfessionYouTuber, Vlogger, Comedian, Actress, Rapper, Author, Motivational Speaker
NationalityCanadian
Marital statusUnmarried
FamilyFather - Sukhwinder Singh; Mother - Malwinder Singh; Sister - Tina Singh
Lilly Singh (Superwoman) Biography
Lilly Singh, widely known online as Superwoman or IISuperwomanII, is a Canadian YouTuber, comedian, actress, rapper, author and motivational speaker. Born
Early life and backgroundLilly Saini Singh was born on 26 September 1988 in Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The daughter of Malwinder and Sukhwinder Singh, she was raised in the Sikh tradition by parents originally from Punjab, India. She grew up in the Toronto area, attending Mary Shadd Public School and Lester B. Pearson Collegiate Institute before going on to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from York University.
Career
Singh launched her primary YouTube channel in October 2010 under the name IISuperwomanII, later adding a second channel called SuperwomanVlogs in December 2011 to share daily activities and behind-the-scenes material. Her comedy sketches, vlogs and spoken-word pieces built a substantial following; by the time of the profile, her channel had surpassed 10 million subscribers.
Her online success expanded into other media. She has appeared in Indian and Hollywood productions in a variety of capacities: background dancer roles in Speedy Singhs and Thank You (2011), a small on-screen role inspired by her online persona in the Indo-Canadian film Dr. Cabbie, vocal roles in Ice Age: Collision Course (2016) as the miniature unicorns Bubbles and Misty, and a cameo in Bad Moms. Singh also collaborated musically, appearing alongside Jassi Sidhu on the Punjabi track "Hipshaker" (2013) and contributing a rap on "Mauj Ki Malharein," featured in the Bollywood film Gulaab Gang (2014).
Singh documented her touring life and the effects of internet fame in the feature-length film A Trip to Unicorn Island, which followed her travels to more than 30 cities and was one of the early films on the YouTube Red platform. She expanded her brand with the Unicorn Island app, designed to bring fans closer through meet-and-greets, exclusive posts and updates.
Outside of entertainment, Singh has used her platform for charitable work. In 2016 she partnered with ME to WE to promote the Girl Love Rafiki Bracelet campaign, which raised funds for girls' education in Kenya. The campaign exceeded her original goals by selling over 14,000 bracelets. She has also worked with mainstream beauty brands, releasing a lipstick with Smashbox Cosmetics called BAWSE in May 2016.
Public profile
Singh's online and cross-media achievements brought mainstream recognition. She was listed among Forbes' highest-paid YouTube stars, ranking eighth in a year when her reported earnings were $7.5 million. Fast Company included her among the 100 Most Creative People in Business, and Variety named her one of 10 Comics to Watch for 2016. She received honours at the Just For Laughs Festival and won Teen Choice Awards in July of the same period.
Her popularity has led to meetings and documented encounters with numerous celebrities across film, music and sports, and she has used those moments within her content. The profile also notes that Singh has spoken openly about personal challenges: she has struggled with depression and began making videos in part as a way to cope.
Personal details
Singh's public persona mixes her South Asian heritage with a mainstream North American entertainment career. She is Canadian by nationality and later relocated to Los Angeles to pursue her career more fully. Physical details listed publicly include a height of 165 cm (5'5"), weight around 60 kg (132 lbs), brown eyes and black hair.
Latest updates
By 2016 and 2017, Singh had expanded from digital content into film, music, product collaborations and philanthropy while continuing to maintain active YouTube channels. Her career trajectory during that period showed a widening footprint across entertainment and branded partnerships.
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Reference context: StarsUnfoldedRecent Work
Documentary film about her tour and the effects of YouTube fame, released on the YouTube Red platform.
2014Vocal roles as miniature unicorns Bubbles and Misty in the animated film.
2016A lipstick release in collaboration with Smashbox.
2016Career Highlights
- Launched YouTube channel IISuperwomanII in October 2010 and later SuperwomanVlogs.
- Surpassed 10 million YouTube subscribers.
- Ranked 8th on Forbes' list of highest-paid YouTube stars with reported earnings of $7.5 million for 2016.
- Named among Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business and Variety's 10 Comics to Watch for 2016.
- Featured in films and music projects in both Bollywood and Hollywood, including vocal roles in Ice Age: Collision Course and appearances in Dr. Cabbie and Bad Moms.
- Partnered with ME to WE on the Girl Love Rafiki Bracelet campaign, raising funds for girls' education in Kenya.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Lilly Singh (Superwoman) born?
Lilly Singh (Superwoman) was born on 26 September 1988.
What is Lilly Singh (Superwoman) known for?
Lilly Singh (Superwoman) is known for youTuber, Vlogger, Comedian, Actress, Rapper, Author, Motivational Speaker.
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Lilly Singh (Superwoman)'s marital status is listed as Unmarried.

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