Wesley Johnson is a YouTuber, cosplayer, Twitch streamer, and part-time Smosh Games member from the United States. Wesley Johnson is better known as ‘WesTheEditor’ among his online fans.

What is the Net Worth of Wesley Johnson?

His social media efforts could bring in a lot of money for him. His gaming videos would bring in a lot of money for him. As a result, his net worth is believed to be between $1 million and $5 million.

Early Life and childhood:

Wesley Johnson was born on May 23, 1988, in the state of Ohio, United States of America. He eventually made his home in Southern California. He will be 32 years old in 2020, and his zodiac sign is Gemini. He also has two brothers, Trenton and Brenden. More than that, there are no other data about his relatives. There are also no facts about his education.

Wes aspired to be a genuine spy as a child, according to one of his Q&A videos on his personal channel, and he added that if he wasn’t so family-oriented, he could have chosen that professional route.

About himself

Wes has a banana allergy. His allergy’s specific nature is unknown, but it is thought to have serious effects. Wes’s childish and cheery demeanor is one of his defining characteristics, to the point that he has been described as “annoyingly happy all the time.” Other members of Smosh Games have referred to him as “an eight-year-old stuck within an adult body.”

Wes has a strong desire for sugar, which is said to be bordering on obsession. Chocolate, donuts, ice cream, and milkshakes are among his favorite foods. He enjoys and is skilled in the kitchen. Chocolate chip pancakes are his specialty, which he prepares on a regular basis.

Professional Life and Career:

Wes is one of Smosh Games’ ‘newer’ arrivals, which means he is one of the four hosts who did not join the original lineup. He enjoys cosplaying and gaming, and has been posting videos on a personal channel since 2014, continuing in 2018 with a new one after losing his previous one.

Wes has also done acting on YouTube, notably as Tate Kelly in “Breaking Point” and appearing in critically acclaimed films such as “Nazis in the Center of the Earth.” He has also appeared on several episodes of Grand Theft Smosh, Maricraft, Game Bang, Cell Outs, and Friendly Fire as a member of Smosh Games.

Wes started his own YouTube channel, WesTheEditor, in 2014, dedicated to video games and other vlogs. As of June 2018, the channel had over 126,100 subscribers. Wes was unable to access the channel when Defy Media ceased operations, and by December 2018, the channel had been erased, likely by a surviving Defy Media employee. Wes launched a new channel called ‘WesIRL’ in response to losing his first channel.

Wes Leaves Smosh Games:

On April 10, 2019, Jovenshire revealed that he, Sohinki, and Wes will not be returning to Smosh Games as full-time members in the comments of a video on his own channel, with their status being officially confirmed as part-time in the eleventh episode of SmoshCast on May 1, 2019.

Wes describes himself as a “semi-professional paintballer.” This was stated by Lasercorn in Wes’s first official Smosh Games appearance, CHIVALRY & PAINTBALL PUNISHMENT. He doesn’t have a set schedule for streaming.

Years currently in use:

Wes renamed his channel ‘IRL Bros’ in early August of this year. He then clarified that he and his brother would be working full-time on the channel, not merely by creating a Patreon for it. He resumed Twitch streaming in late February 2020, after inconsistent streaming since late 2016.

Furthermore, he resumed Twitch streaming in late February 2020, after inconsistent streaming since late 2016. Wes, along with other former Smosh Games colleagues, established New Element Six in early March 2020. The show began on the AtomicMari channel and has now moved to its own channel, New Element Six. Wes, Mari, Joven, Lasercorn, Sohinki, and Flitz are among the group’s members.

More about his career

Wes played Tate Kelly, one of the main character’s sons, in the first season of the web soap opera Breaking Point. He was cast as Link in The Zelda Project: Final Battle, a short film based on the Zelda series. The film was supposed to be released in 2015, however it has yet to be released as of 2019.

Relationship Status:

From 2014 through early 2018, Wes dated actress Isabelle Lynn. From August 5, 2016, through a date in 2018, they were engaged. They broke up in the first part of that year for unknown reasons, though it’s safe to presume they didn’t end amicably based on statements made by both Wes and Courtney during the SmoshCast episode in which he was featured.

Wes began dating cosplayer Taylor Bloxham (@rolyatistaylor) in June 2018, according to reports. They met at Fanexpo. Taylor confirmed this in a Livestream, as did Boze. They appeared in numerous images on their social media sites, as well as on Wes’s brother’s Instagram account, where he referred to them all as a “crazy family.”

Wes published a video called “I Have Depression and That’s Ok” on WesIRL on January 28, 2019, in which he stated (among other things) that he and Taylor had split up. The fundamental reason for this is difficulties in maintaining a long-distance relationship. Wes revealed in the video that they are still good friends and will continue to cosplay together, but that they both thought it was the correct decision to break up.

Wes stated in the caption of an Instagram photo of himself with cosplayer Sarah Hendo in July 2019 that she was his girlfriend and that he felt “fortunate” to be dating her, despite the fact that he had previously uploaded photos with her. Remina West, an actress, was his previous girlfriend. Mari, a Smosh Games member, verified Wes’ single status in a New Element Six video in mid-April 2020.

Dimensions of the body:

He has a wonderful personality. On his right arm, Wes had a henna tattoo. He is 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs approximately 63 kilograms. His hair is dark by nature, but he has coloured it silver. He, too, is endowed with a pair of dark green eyes. Other than that, there are no data about his bodily proportions.

Social media:

Wes has an incredible number of followers on numerous social networking platforms. Under the alias ‘@wes irl,’ he has over 387K followers on Instagram. He’s also on Twitter, where he has over 196K followers. Over 53.9K people have subscribed to the ‘IRL Bros’ YouTube account. His official Facebook page, meanwhile, has over 16K followers.

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