Who is Elle Darby?
YOUTUBE star Elle Darby has become a worldwide success after releasing her first YouTube video back in 2015 documenting her fitness journey.
The content creator now delves into fashion, lifestyle, beauty and vlogs her at home family life with fiancé Connor Swift.
Who is Elle Darby?
Elle Darby is a 26-year-old British content creator from Wiltshire.
Elle went viral on YouTube after posting a video on how to become a fitness expert in 2015.
Since then she has gained worldwide fame from her channel which has over 600 hundred-thousand followers.
Elle's real name is Eleanor but her subscribers call her Elle for short and her content includes vlogs, lifestyle, beauty and travel.
According to netsworth.com, the YouTuber has a net worth of around £300,000.
However, another source (Wiki-bio sites) indicates that this social influencer has a net worth of £500,000.
Her money mainly comes from her YouTube and Instagram accounts, in addition to collaborations.
Search for her Instagram under the username @elledarby_
Who is Elle Darby's fiance Connor Swift?
Elle is engaged to Connor Swift, a personal trainer, fellow YouTuber, and the founder and owner of a fitness apparel company.
Their relationship all began after Connor decided to message Elle on Instagram back in 2015.
The relationship has since flourished to be emulated by many young people worldwide.
In January 2021, Elle announced the exciting news on Youtube that she and Connor are expecting their first child.
In July 2021, Elle uploaded an Instagram photo of their new born son, Saint and captioned it: "10th July 2021 - life has only just begun”.
The pair live together in Wiltshire with their two golden retrievers - Herbie and Hector - and newborn son, Saint.
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What has Elle Darby said about her old tweets?
The influencer issued an apology to her 600 thousand plus followers on Instagram after a series of old Tweets from 2011 surfaced where she insulted various minority groups and used racial slurs.
Shocked fans took to social media - and also pointed out that old accounts of Connors, contained similar hateful and racist words.
She has since apologised for the tweets - which she said they were "beyond angry" at themselves about.
Taking to Instagram, the couple wrote: "Christmas and New Year are traditionally a time for reflection and as such we decided to take some time to look through both of our histories on social media.
"We are ashamed to admit that we did not like what we found.
"The both of us were shocked, surprised and devastated by some of the language used in our very old tweets in particular over a decade ago.
"We feel that we all have a responsibility for our own mistakes and to try and take responsibility for our actions, especially the ones that don't paint us in the best light."
It continued: "These comments are not a reflection of who either of us are as grown adults, nor who we were at the time they were made, and do not align with what we stand for.
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"We are beyond angry at ourselves and ashamed that our behaviour will have been hurtful to some of you who have supported our family for so long.
"We can only wish for your forgiveness."