Sammy Maangi Biography, Wife Michelle Profile Facts and Wedding Photos

The Maangis are a sensational celebrity couple on our screens with fashionable glimpses into their seemingly colorful marriage. The lovebirds are populous on TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. Sammy Maangi biography and wife Michelle Maangi’s profile spell out their real-life story.

The fun-loving couple has been trending for several months now following a bespoke wedding ceremony. Behind the cameras are even more adventurous life sketches.  

The Maangis profile summary

Sammy Maangi Biography: Wife Michelle Profile

YouTubers Sammy and Michelle Maangi from Kisii County continue to rock couple goals on mainstream media.

Born in 1994, Sammy Maangi’s age is 28 years as of 2023. On the other hand, Michelle Maangi is 25 years old.

Educational background

Sammy Maangi is a Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Communication graduate from Multimedia University University where he studied between 2017 and 2021.

He is also an alumnae of Kenyatta University with a Diploma in Theatre and Film Production, Film/Cinema/Video Studies. He enrolled at KU in 2014 and completed his studies in 2016.

In 2012, Sammy enrolled at Multimedia University for a Diploma in Business Information technology, graduating in 2013.

The Maangis career history

Sammy Maangi is a career journalist and communications consultant and Michelle Maangi is a certified veterinary surgeon.

Here is a breakdown of Sammy’s career path;

The Maangis started building their fan base while they were still dating. Michelle recalls occasionally including Sammy in her TikTok videos.

A warm reception is what inspired them to start a couple’s YouTube Channel.

“I never really intended to be on TikTok or be that YouTube couple but slowly I embraced the potential it had for us.”

Sammy Maangi.

The handsome-looking Maangi admits that exposing their relationship on the internet is a bittersweet experience.

Often, they receive hurting comments aimed at personal weaknesses, but do they stop?

“Most times we let them pass because we have been able to get a good following that helps address such issues. However, there are some comments that we respond to.”

Sammy Maangi.

In other news, a Brits Survey conducted by Shotkit shows couples who post each other on social media are not necessarily happy.

It is shocking that 42 percent of lovers who post about each other, at least 3 times a week, are unhappy.

In contrast, 46 percent of couples who never share online are the happiest. In addition, 32 percent of those who share couple content a few times a year are equally happy.

The Maangis contacts

The Maangis family biography showcases a top of the game couple with about 100k subscribers on YouTube and 450k followers on TikTok. Their six-figure monthly income streams from YouTube earnings and personal careers.

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