World’s Number One Individual YouTuber MrBeast
Marries Thea Vuysen... Prenup Agreement Draws Attention

The world’s number one YouTuber, MrBeast (real name Jimmy Donaldson, age 28), has announced that he is married. His prenuptial agreement has drawn attention for stipulating that, in the event of infidelity, he must pay his wife an astronomical settlement.


On July 22 (Korean time), MrBeast released wedding photos with his partner, Thea Boisen, on his Instagram account. In the photos, MrBeast is wearing a white tuxedo while Boisen is dressed in lace. The couple completed their nuptials, radiantly smiling together.


YouTuber MrBeast (right) and his wife Thea Voison. Instagram capture

YouTuber MrBeast (right) and his wife Thea Voison. Instagram capture

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Previously, MrBeast announced his engagement in January of last year. At the time, there was much attention paid to the prenuptial agreement between him and his fiancée, which reportedly included a clause stating that “if MrBeast is unfaithful, he shall pay Thea Boisen 5 million dollars (approximately 7.3 billion won).”


MrBeast, the American YouTuber, holds the largest following for an individual account in the world, with 508 million subscribers. Currently, only a handful of channels in some highly populated countries like China and India surpass MrBeast in subscriber numbers.



It has been reported that MrBeast earns up to 3.4 billion won per month from YouTube views alone, and he is known for his dedication to his YouTube activities, reportedly reinvesting the majority of his earnings back into his content. When the Netflix original series ‘Squid Game’ became a global hit, he personally invested a large sum to hire staff and build sets, staging a YouTube remake of Squid Game. He also made history as the first YouTuber to be included in Time magazine’s ‘100 Most Influential People in the World.’


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