PewDiePie Wife - Marzia Kjellberg
Marzia Kjellberg, once the YouTuber CutiePieMarzia, is a designer, author and PewDiePie's wife. From Italy to Brighton to Japan, here is her story and the couple's life with son Björn.
Felix Kjellberg is still one of the most famous YouTubers in the world, though these days he is less an upload machine and more a semi-retired legend, vlogging his family life from Japan.
Are you still wondering who Felix is? Well, he goes with the nickname PewDiePie, so here is the answer to your question.
We decided to take a closer look into PewDiePie's personal life and give you more information regarding his wife, so let's begin.
Who is Felix Kjellberg's wife?
Felix is married to the beautiful Marzia Kjellberg.
PewDiePie began dating Marzia back in 2011, after a friend of hers introduced her to his videos and she sent him an email.
They started to exchange online letters and Felix was so astonished by her that he decided to fly to Italy and meet her. A couple of months later, in October 2011, Marzia moved to Sweden to live with him.
After seven years together, Felix proposed, and Marzia shared the news on Instagram on April 27, 2018.
On August 19, 2019, eight years to the day after they first met, PewDiePie and Marzia got married in an intimate ceremony at Kew Gardens in London.
Who is Marzia Kjellberg?
Marzia is mostly known for being PewDiePie's long-time partner.
Before that, she was a popular YouTuber in her own right: her channel, CutiePieMarzia, launched in 2012 and covered fashion, beauty, DIY, books and travel.
Now let's take a closer look into Marzia Kjellberg's biography and learn more about her.
Marzia Kjellberg Bio
Marzia Bisognin's date of birth is on October 21, 1992, which makes her 34.
According to her birthday, Marzia's zodiac sign is Libra.
Marzia Kjellberg was born in Arzignano, Province of Vicenza, Veneto, Italy, meaning that her nationality is Italian.
Marzia Kjellberg Family and Education
Marzia grew up in the Veneto region of northern Italy and keeps her family life private.
Marzia finished her education in Italy before she moved to live with Felix.
Marzia Kjellberg Career
Marzia is a versatile person.
She works as a fashion designer, as well as a book writer. She launched her first fashion and design line in 2015, and over the following years released shoes, a nail polish line with Zoya, and a clothing and fragrance line called Lemon.
Marzia was also a YouTube vlogger, as she had her own channel, but on October 22, 2018, she announced that she was retiring from the platform, and she later took her old videos down.
We mentioned that she is an author: in January 2015, Marzia published a young adult fantasy-horror novel, La Casa Dei Sogni, released in English as Dream House: A Novel by CutiePieMarzia.
Marzia Kjellberg Net Worth
It is believed that Marzia Kjellberg's net worth is around $2 million.
That's one of the perks of being a business owner.
Marzia Kjellberg Social Media
Marzia is very popular on social media platforms.
She has millions of followers on Instagram and a big following on X (formerly Twitter), too.
At its peak, her YouTube channel had more than 7.7 million subscribers.
You can check Marzia Kjellberg's Instagram account here, and her X (formerly Twitter) profile here.
Marzia Kjellberg Tattoos
Marzia has several tattoos. Here are a few of them.
She has one on her right foot: two music notes, a treble clef and a bass clef, that together form a heart.
On her upper back Marzia has a sun that is representing the yin-yang sign.
On her left forearm she has chamomile, which is said to be her favorite flower.
Where does Marzia Kjellberg live?
Many of you might be interested in where Marzia lives. Well, for years Marzia and her spouse were settled in Brighton, England, until May 2022, when the couple finally made their long-planned move to Japan, where they live today.
Felix, Marzia and baby Björn
The biggest news came on July 11, 2023, when Marzia gave birth to their son Björn. The couple had revealed the pregnancy in a YouTube video that February, and shared the first photos of him on Instagram.
The family's slow-paced Japan vlogs became a beloved corner of YouTube, but in May 2026 Felix announced that they would wind the family vlogs down to protect Björn's privacy, and the series wrapped up that September. Felix says his son can decide for himself, later, whether he wants to be on camera, and he credited Marzia with editing every one of the vlogs. The family still shares news through a monthly newsletter.
Marzia, who quit YouTube back in 2018, prefers to stay behind the camera these days, at the family's home in Japan.
