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Marzia Bisgonin Says She “Feels Good” About Quitting YouTube, After Adjustment Period

Marzia Bisgonin, the massively popular lifestyle vlogger — whose profile was undoubtedly heightened by the fact that she is engaged to the most-subscribed YouTuber on earth — abruptly quit her channel in October, announcing that she wanted to forge her own career path and identity, and pursue other interests like fashion design.

Now, in a Q&A video posted by Bisgonin’s fiance, Felix ‘PewDiePie’ Kjellberg, the 26-year-old is updating fans on what she’s been up to since bidding farewell to YouTube. In addition to discussing their forthcoming wedding — the couple have decided on a destination, they say, but are keeping it under wraps for now — Bisgonin affirms that she feels good about her decision, although there was a bit of an adjustment period. “The first two months when I first quit, I really missed it a lot — making videos, editing, sharing things. I feel like I still share them,” she added, “but I miss having a platform where I could speak about anything.”

At the same time, Bisgonin says that leaving YouTube has freed up more time for her to pursue other interests, including running her two brands: Mai, which vends fine jewelry, pottery, and decor, and Tsuki Market — a unisex clothing and homeware brand that she owns with Kjellberg.

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And if Bisgonin has been absent from YouTube, her fiance has been more ubiquitous than ever, as he’s currently locked in a competition with Indian production company T-Series for the title of most-subscribed YouTube channel. Most recently, Kjellberg enlisted the entrepreneur Elon Musk for a collab on his channel in a bid to bolster his shrinking subscriber lead.

You can check out the Q&A below, with Bisgonin sharing her post-YouTube update at the 5:35-minute mark.

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Geoff Weiss

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