Aishah Sofey‘s net worth is estimated at $3 million to $5 million as of October 2026. The Canadian content creator turned her fitness and lifestyle following into one of the more talked-about small fortunes in the creator economy: a subscription-based content business that reportedly took her to seven-figure annual earnings, a co-founder stake in the viral Bop House creator collective she launched with Sophie Rain in December 2024, and brand deals across fashion and fitness. Celebrity Net Worth anchors the estimate at $5 million.
Aishah Sofey: Quick Facts
| Estimated net worth | ~$4 million (range: $3 million–$5 million) |
|---|---|
| Profession | Content creator, model, livestreamer, entrepreneur |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Born | May 25, 2002 (age 24) |
| Height | ~5’7″–5’8″ (170–172 cm) |
| Primary income sources | Subscription content, Bop House collective, brand deals, livestreaming |
| Active years | 2018–present |
| Last reviewed | October 2026 |
- Quick Facts
- Early Life and Background
- Education
- Career Journey
- Rise to Fame
- Main Sources of Income
- Salary and Earnings
- Businesses and Investments
- Brand Deals and Sponsorships
- Houses, Cars and Other Assets
- Awards and Achievements
- Net Worth Growth Over the Years
- Why Estimates Vary So Much
- Social Media Presence
- Personal Life
- Sources & Reporting
- Frequently Asked Questions
Early Life and Background
Aishah Sofey was born on May 25, 2002, in Canada, and grew up in a household that blended French-Canadian and Filipina heritage — an identity she has leaned into publicly, describing herself as part of the mixed-heritage “Wasian” community. Celebrity Net Worth, which profiles her as a Canadian social media personality, and biography trackers such as CelebsWiki and Big Write Hook agree on the birth date and heritage, making these among the few settled facts in her public record.
Her upbringing was modest and sheltered. CelebsWiki reports that her mother, Maria, works in a hospital and that her father worked as a dental assistant, and that she grew up alongside two brothers in a conservative religious household — details Sofey herself has never expanded on in detail. What she has been clear about is the work ethic side of the story: by her own account, she began posting online at 16, while still in high school, and treated the accounts as a craft long before they paid. The modest-background-to-millionaire arc is one her audience knows well; it is also one of the reasons her comment sections read more like fan communities than casual follower counts.
Education
Education is the thinnest-documented part of Sofey’s biography, and trackers handle it with visibly different levels of confidence. CelebsWiki lists her qualification simply as a high school graduate. BioWorthInfo goes further, reporting that she studied biology at the University of Florida before stepping away to pursue content creation full-time — a claim Next Biography also mentions while explicitly noting it has not been independently confirmed by Sofey herself.
The honest reading: she completed secondary school in Canada, and the Florida university detail remains single-source and unverified. It does, however, fit the timeline — she relocated to the United States and now lives in Florida — and it explains the persistent “pre-med dropout” flavor in fan discussions. Because the claim traces to one secondary tracker and she has never confirmed it, we treat it as unverified rather than fact.
Career Journey
Sofey’s career is a near-textbook example of how the modern creator economy rewards consistency. She joined Twitter (now X) in 2018 at age 16, posting fitness updates and personal content, then shifted her focus to Instagram and TikTok around 2019–2020 — a platform pivot that trackers agree on. Her early content was fitness-first: gym routines, physique updates, and travel photography, the kind of material that converts steadily rather than virally.
The inflection point came in 2023. A photo series from a trip to Greece accumulated more than 100,000 likes, according to CelebsWiki and BioWorthInfo, and pushed her profile past a tipping point into mainstream feed visibility. From there, the mechanics were familiar to anyone who watches the creator economy: dance and lifestyle videos on TikTok in 2020–2021, personality-driven short-form content, collaborations, and a deliberate diversification across platforms so that no single algorithm controlled her income. By 2024 she had converted a large audience into a real business — subscription content, modeling work, and the first pieces of what would become Bop House.
Rise to Fame
The moment that changed the scale of Aishah Sofey’s career arrived in December 2024, when she co-founded the Bop House with fellow creator Sophie Rain. The collective — a group of young female creators living and working together, collaborating on TikTok, Instagram, and subscription content while cross-promoting one another’s accounts — generated enormous attention almost immediately. The Asian Mirror reported the launch on December 12, 2024, in Fort Lauderdale, noting that the name derives from the slang phrase “baddie on point” and that by early January 2025 the official Bop House account had crossed 1.3 million followers, with the founding members’ combined TikTok following exceeding 33 million. Media outlets compared the concept to the Hype House and Team 10 — and, in the sharper comparisons, to a modern, social-media-driven version of the Playboy Mansion.
For Sofey, the launch was a promotion from influencer to business owner. Before Bop House, she was an established creator with millions of followers; after it, she was one of the recognizable faces of a creator collective that TheCityCeleb reports earned $25 million in just two months — $10 million in December 2024 and $15 million in January 2025, driven by subscriptions, brand collaborations, and merchandise. (That figure describes the collective, not Sofey’s personal cut; see Salary and Earnings below for why the distinction matters.)
The house has not been without turbulence. Contents101 reports that the collective was evicted from a Fort Lauderdale Airbnb after landlords objected to adult content filming on the property, and that in February 2025 a man was arrested after breaking into a residential property associated with Rain. More significantly for Sofey’s position, Sophie Rain stepped back from full-time residency in July 2025 amid reported internal conflicts, per Contents101 and Next Biography — leaving Sofey as the senior remaining co-founder, with new members such as Lexi Marvel joining the roster. The turbulence has, paradoxically, kept the Bop House in the news cycle, and Sofey’s standing inside it has grown rather than shrunk.
Main Sources of Income
Sofey’s income stacks across at least five streams, and the stacking itself is the story — no single platform accounts for her whole fortune:
1. Subscription content. OnlyFans is consistently named as her primary income source by Next Biography, BioWorthInfo, and Celebrity Net Worth. CelebsWiki reports she reached seven-figure earnings through subscription platforms and related digital ventures, achieving financial independence before age 22. OnlyFans creators keep 80% of gross revenue after the platform’s 20% cut — the figure most net-worth trackers forget to mention when they repeat revenue claims as if they were take-home pay.
2. Bop House. Her co-founder position in the collective gives her both direct collaboration revenue and a business asset whose brand value compounds as the house grows. TheCityCeleb’s reported $25 million two-month collective haul suggests the scale of money flowing through the operation, even if the public record never broke down individual shares.
3. TikTok and Instagram monetization. With roughly 8 million TikTok followers and 335 million-plus likes (per StarsVeins and CelebsWiki), plus 3.3–3.7 million Instagram followers (per InfluencersPlace and Limerick Time), her short-form reach supports platform payouts, sponsored posts, and the traffic that feeds her subscription business.
4. Brand partnerships. Fashion and fitness labels pay for access to her audience; BioWorthInfo names Fashion Nova and Bearvana among her brand associations.
5. Livestreaming. Celebrity Net Worth notes a growing Twitch audience, and her participation in Kai Cenat’s Streamer University — the multi-day creator bootcamp whose inaugural edition ran at the University of Akron in May 2025 — put her in front of mainstream streaming audiences well outside her subscription-content base.
Salary and Earnings
There is no “salary” figure for Aishah Sofey in any public record — creators do not earn salaries, they earn platform revenue — so the honest answer is a reconstruction from reported pieces:
BioWorthInfo puts her monthly income at $50,000–$100,000, implying $600,000–$1.2 million annually, and names OnlyFans as the primary driver. That single-source estimate should be read as directional rather than exact, but it is consistent with the seven-figure-earnings reporting from CelebsWiki and with the audience scale involved: top-decile subscription creators with her follower counts routinely clear six figures a month before platform cuts.
The Bop House money requires more care. TheCityCeleb’s $25 million two-month figure is a collective number spanning eight creators (per their count), subscriptions, brand deals, and merchandise. Sophie Rain’s own disclosures — $43 million in her first year on OnlyFans, per her November 2024 dashboard screenshot reported by The Asian Mirror — illustrate how much of the collective’s revenue flows through individual star accounts rather than a shared pot. Attributing any specific slice of the $25 million to Sofey would be guesswork; the defensible statement is that her co-founder stake in a collective of that scale is a real business asset, and that the house’s cross-promotion mechanics measurably grew every member’s individual account.
The tax and platform reality: OnlyFans keeps 20% off the top, payment processing takes its share, and Bop House members are US-tax-resident earners. Gross revenue claims in this industry routinely exceed take-home by a third or more, which is why our estimate sits well below what raw revenue headlines might suggest.
Businesses and Investments
Bop House (co-founder, December 2024). This is her only publicly documented business, and it is the centerpiece of her wealth story. Founded with Sophie Rain in Fort Lauderdale and later based in Miami, the collective’s members — reported by The Asian Mirror to have included Camilla Araujo, Summer Xiris, Julia Filippo, Alina Rose, Ava Reyes, and Joy Mei at launch — collaborate on content while cross-promoting individual accounts. Following Rain’s July 2025 step-back, Sofey is the senior remaining co-founder, per Next Biography. There is no public record of a formal equity structure or valuation, but her position as a founding partner of a viral creator brand is her closest thing to an appreciating business asset.
Apparel plans. BioWorthInfo reports that she and the Bop House team planned a fitness clothing line for 2025, which would convert her original fitness-content niche into owned product. As of October 2026, no launch has been publicly documented; we track it as an intention rather than an operating business.
Investments. No property records, securities filings, or documented investments have been tied to Sofey in public reporting. Unlike creators who disclose real estate portfolios, her public money trail runs almost entirely through platform revenue and brand work — worth remembering when comparing her to diversified entrepreneurs. Whatever reserves she holds sit in private accounts the public record cannot see, so we count only what is reported.
Brand Deals and Sponsorships
Fashion and fitness are her two sponsored-content lanes, and they map directly onto how her audience found her: physique-first fitness content and outfit-forward lifestyle posts. BioWorthInfo names Fashion Nova and Bearvana among the brands she has worked with; Next Biography confirms fashion-brand work as a paid collaborator alongside her subscription content. Neither the brands nor Sofey have disclosed deal values, so these partnerships are best understood as steady five-figure-per-campaign income — meaningful stacked across a year, but a secondary line next to subscription revenue.
The mechanics matter more than the names: a creator with 8 million TikTok followers and 3.5 million Instagram followers commands mid-to-high-five-figure fees per sponsored post at industry-standard rates, and her fashion content — hauls, try-ons, lifestyle integration — is exactly the format advertisers in the fast-fashion lane buy. Her Bop House association amplifies this: collective members appear in one another’s sponsored content, effectively bundling reach that no single creator’s account could sell alone.
Houses, Cars and Other Assets
Sofey’s residence story is documented in broad strokes: born in Canada, she now lives and works in the Miami, Florida area, where the Bop House collective is based (per Next Biography, InfluencersPlace, and the Bop House reporting). No property deeds, purchase prices, or rental figures have been publicly tied to her — the collective’s housing itself made headlines mostly through the reported Fort Lauderdale Airbnb eviction, per Contents101.
On vehicles, BioWorthInfo reports she purchased a Nissan GTR in 2022 — a single-source claim we present as reported rather than confirmed. A new GTR of that era stickered in the low six figures, which would have been a plausible purchase from her reported 2022 earnings. Beyond that, her asset picture is deliberately low-profile: fashion, fitness equipment, travel, and reinvestment in content production, which Hype Profiles describes as a conscious strategy of putting earnings back into the business rather than visible luxury spending.
Awards and Achievements
Subscription-economy creators are not measured in trophies, so Sofey’s achievements read as platform milestones and business moves rather than awards:
• Building a TikTok audience of roughly 8 million followers with more than 335 million likes, per StarsVeins and CelebsWiki — the scale that made everything else possible.
• Reaching reported seven-figure earnings from subscription content before age 22, per CelebsWiki — financial independence from platform revenue, not inheritance or investment.
• Co-founding the Bop House in December 2024, a creator collective that The Asian Mirror reported at 1.3 million followers within weeks of launch and that TheCityCeleb credits with $25 million in two-month revenue.
• Growing Instagram to 3.3–3.7 million followers (InfluencersPlace; Limerick Time) and a multi-platform footprint spanning X, YouTube, and Twitch.
• Crossing into mainstream streaming culture via Kai Cenat’s Streamer University, per Celebrity Net Worth — a signal that her name travels beyond the subscription-content audience.
Net Worth Growth Over the Years
The honest version of this table is that trackers disagree sharply — Hype Profiles charts a modest climb to $1 million by 2026, while InfluencersPlace has her at $6 million the same year. Our editorial anchors below reconcile those extremes with her documented audience and revenue trajectory. All figures are estimates.
| Year | Estimated net worth | Key driver |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | $150,000–$500,000 | Early Instagram/TikTok monetization |
| 2022 | $300,000–$1 million | Subscription content launch; audience compounding |
| 2023 | $500,000–$2 million | Viral Greece photos; seven-figure earnings reported |
| 2024 | $1 million–$3 million | Bop House co-founding; collective’s $25M two-month run |
| 2025 | $2 million–$4 million | Senior co-founder role; Twitch and Streamer University crossover |
| 2026 | $3 million–$5 million | Current estimate; Celebrity Net Worth anchors at $5M |
Why Estimates Vary So Much
No biography of Aishah Sofey would be complete without addressing the elephant in the numbers: published estimates of her net worth range from $1 million to $6 million — a six-fold spread. Understanding why the spread exists tells you more about the creator economy than any single figure.
The platform cut. Trackers that repeat revenue headlines often forget the math. OnlyFans retains 20% of every subscription dollar before the creator sees a cent; payment processing and chargebacks take more; self-employment tax on a US-based earner takes a further bite. A creator grossing $1.2 million a year on the platform — the top end of BioWorthInfo’s $600,000–$1.2 million annual estimate for Sofey — realistically banks something closer to $700,000–$800,000 before spending. Gross revenue is a business-performance number; net worth measures assets minus liabilities. The two are routinely confused in this industry.
Collective vs. personal. The Bop House’s reported $25 million two-month haul belongs to a collective of eight creators, their subscription accounts, brand deals, and merchandise — not to any one member’s balance sheet. Sophie Rain’s self-disclosed earnings (a $43 million first-year dashboard screenshot in November 2024, per The Asian Mirror, and cumulative figures past $100 million by early 2026, per Financial News) dominate any collective accounting. Reading Bop House revenue as Sofey’s income would multiply her real fortune several times over — and some of the highest trackers appear to do exactly that.
The private-accounts problem. Unlike athletes with disclosed contracts or executives with SEC filings, Sofey has no public income statement, no property records, and no disclosed investment portfolio. Every tracker is modeling from the same thin inputs — follower counts, platform economics, and reported revenue snapshots. Our $3 million–$5 million range is deliberately narrower than the industry’s $1 million–$6 million spread: it anchors to Celebrity Net Worth’s $5 million figure (the most-cited independent estimate), treats Hype Profiles’ $1 million and InfluencersPlace’s $6 million as outliers, and applies the platform-cut and tax reality to the reported revenue pieces.
The takeaway for readers: when one outlet says $1 million and another says $6 million, neither is lying. They are answering different questions — one about conservative verifiable minimums, one about implied lifetime gross. Our range answers the question most readers actually mean: what has she likely kept, after cuts, taxes, and spending, from a five-year run at the top of the creator economy.
Social Media Presence
Sofey’s distribution is deliberately wide, and the follower counts — which shift constantly — should be read as dated snapshots. As of mid-to-late 2026 reporting: TikTok (@aishah) at roughly 7.6–8.1 million followers with 335 million-plus likes (StarsVeins; CelebsWiki; Limerick Time); Instagram (@aishahsofey) at 3.2–3.7 million followers (StarsVeins; Limerick Time); X/Twitter at about 1.7 million (InfluencersPlace); YouTube (@hiaishahsofey) at roughly 15,000 subscribers (InfluencersPlace); and a growing Twitch channel under her own name (Celebrity Net Worth).
The pattern that matters for the money story is the funnel: TikTok and Instagram supply mass attention, and the attention converts into subscription and brand revenue. She has also been an early cautionary voice against impostors — her verified link hub warns followers that fake profiles using her name are “almost always” scams, a sign of how valuable her identity has become to fraudsters.
Personal Life
Sofey keeps her romantic life private, and every biography tracker agrees on that much: CelebsWiki and Next Biography both list her as single with no confirmed partner as of 2026, with unconfirmed 2024 boyfriend rumors that she never addressed. Her public content centers on fitness, travel, collaborations with creators like Sophie Rain and Summer Xiris, and family — not relationships.
Beyond the cameras, the documented details are sparse: two brothers, a close relationship with her mother Maria, whom CelebriHub identifies as her grounding influence, and a base in Miami after her move from Canada. The restraint is strategic as much as personal — in the subscription-creator economy, a private personal life is a form of brand control.
Sources & Reporting
Celebrity Net Worth — the $5 million net worth anchor; biographical sketch (Canadian social media personality, born May 25, 2002, French-Canadian and Filipina heritage); Bop House co-founding with Sophie Rain in late 2024; Twitch audience and Streamer University participation. Reporting current as of September 2026.
Big Write Hook — 2026 profile: age 24, December 2024 Bop House launch, self-reported ~5’8″ height, and an unverified net worth range of $2 million–$6 million. Published August 2026.
Next Biography — $3 million estimate; December 2024 founding, Fort Lauderdale-to-Miami base, Sophie Rain’s July 2025 departure making Sofey the senior remaining co-founder, Lexi Marvel’s arrival; Fashion Nova-adjacent brand work; single status. Updated July 2026.
TheCityCeleb — Bop House collective biography: reported $10 million December 2024 and $15 million January 2025 revenue ($25 million in two months); eight-member Miami collective founded by Rain and Sofey.
The Asian Mirror — December 12, 2024 Fort Lauderdale launch date; “baddie on point” name origin; 1.3 million Bop House followers by early January 2025; 33 million combined founding-member TikTok followers; launch roster (Camilla Araujo, Summer Xiris, Julia Filippo, Alina Rose, Ava Reyes, Joy Mei); Sophie Rain’s $43 million first-year OnlyFans dashboard claim (November 2024).
Contents101 — Bop House timeline: Fort Lauderdale Airbnb eviction, February 2025 break-in arrest, Rain’s July 2025 step-back from full-time residency. Published June 2026.
CelebsWiki — 2018 Twitter start, Greece photo series (100,000+ likes), TikTok 7M+ followers / 335M+ likes, seven-figure subscription earnings before age 22, family details (mother Maria, dental-assistant father, two brothers), $500,000–$2M+ estimate.
BioWorthInfo — $1.5–$3 million estimate; $50,000–$100,000 monthly income claim; Fashion Nova and Bearvana brand associations; 2022 Nissan GTR purchase; unverified University of Florida biology studies. Published February 2026.
InfluencersPlace — $6 million top-end estimate with year-by-year table (2021–2026); follower snapshots (Instagram 3.3M, X 1.7M, YouTube 15.4K, TikTok 7.7M); 5’5″ height variant.
Limerick Time — August 2026 snapshot: Instagram 3.7M followers, TikTok 8.1M followers; handles (@aishahsofey, @aishah, @hiaishahsofey).
StarsVeins — TikTok 7.6M followers, Instagram 3M+, 5’8″ height, December 2024 Bop House founding with Sophie Rain. Updated October 2026.
Hype Profiles — conservative $1 million 2026 estimate with year-by-year table; income-stream list (subscriptions, sponsorships, affiliates, merchandise).
aishahssofey.com — her verified link hub: correct spelling, anti-impersonator guidance, Bop House co-founding statement.
CelebriHub — secondary profile: 2026 Bop House expansion and digital-marketing-summit speaking claims (single-source; treated as unverified).
Net-worth methodology note: independent estimates span $1 million (Hype Profiles) to $6 million (InfluencersPlace). Our $3 million–$5 million range weights Celebrity Net Worth’s $5 million figure most heavily while discounting the outliers at both ends.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aishah Sofey’s net worth in 2026?
Aishah Sofey’s net worth is estimated between $3 million and $5 million as of October 2026. Celebrity Net Worth — the most-cited tracker covering her — lists $5 million. Independent estimates vary widely, from $1 million (Hype Profiles) to $6 million (InfluencersPlace), because no creator in the subscription economy publishes audited financials.
How does Aishah Sofey make her money?
Her income stacks across five streams: subscription content on OnlyFans (her reported primary source, with seven-figure earnings before age 22), her co-founder stake in the Bop House creator collective, TikTok and Instagram monetization, fashion and fitness brand deals (including Fashion Nova and Bearvana, per BioWorthInfo), and livestreaming on Twitch, including an appearance at Kai Cenat’s Streamer University.
What is the Bop House?
The Bop House is a creator collective co-founded by Aishah Sofey and Sophie Rain on December 12, 2024, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (later Miami-based). Its name comes from the slang phrase “baddie on point.” Members collaborate on TikTok, Instagram, and subscription content while cross-promoting one another’s accounts. The collective reportedly earned $25 million in its first two months. Sophie Rain stepped back from full-time residency in July 2025, leaving Sofey as the senior remaining co-founder.
How old is Aishah Sofey?
Aishah Sofey was born on May 25, 2002, in Canada, making her 24 years old in 2026. She began posting online at 16, in 2018, while still in high school.
Where is Aishah Sofey from, and where does she live now?
She was born in Canada and is of French-Canadian and Filipina heritage. She has since relocated to the United States and now lives and works in Miami, Florida, where the Bop House collective is based.
What is Aishah Sofey’s real name?
Her public name is Aishah Sofey — that is the name she posts under across all platforms. One secondary tracker lists “Aishah Sofey Burgess,” but that has not been confirmed by Sofey or any primary source. Common misspellings include Aisha Sofey, Aishah Sophie, and Aishah Sofiah.
Is Aishah Sofey in a relationship?
As of 2026, Aishah Sofey is reportedly single with no confirmed boyfriend. There were unconfirmed boyfriend rumors in 2024 that she never addressed. She keeps her romantic life private and focuses her public content on fitness, travel, and her creator work.
How tall is Aishah Sofey?
Reported heights vary: CelebsWiki lists 5’7″ (170 cm), StarsVeins and her own self-reporting put her around 5’8″ (172 cm), while InfluencersPlace lists 5’5″ (165 cm). The most consistent figure is 5’7″–5’8″, so we list that as approximate — exact measurements have not been officially confirmed.
Final Thoughts
Aishah Sofey’s estimated three-to-five-million-dollar fortune is the product of timing, diversification, and one genuinely sharp business decision. The timing: she started posting at 16 and rode TikTok’s explosive growth years with fitness content that converted steadily into a paying audience. The diversification: no single platform owns her income — subscription revenue, brand deals, platform payouts, and livestreaming stack into a resilient mix. The business decision: co-founding Bop House with Sophie Rain in December 2024, which promoted her from influencer to co-owner of a viral creator brand and gave her a seat at the table for the collective’s reported twenty-five-million-dollar opening run.
The honest caveats matter too. OnlyFans keeps twenty percent off the top, the Bop House’s headline revenue is collective rather than personal, and independent estimates of her wealth span a six-fold range. Our estimate weights Celebrity Net Worth’s five-million-dollar figure while discounting the outliers. At 24, with the senior co-founder role and a growing mainstream footprint — Streamer University was the tell — she is positioned less as a passing viral name and more as one of the subscription economy’s durable operators. If the Bop House brand keeps compounding or her planned apparel line materializes, the top end of the range will look conservative within a couple of years.
Published on October 18, 2026. Last reviewed October 2026. Found an error? See our corrections policy.