Grace Mulgrew

Grace Mulgrew (born February 16, 2006, Melbourne, Australia) is an Australian YouTube creator who turned childhood Barbie play into one of the platform's biggest doll channels (Famous Birthdays). Grace's World — made with her father's help — has passed 4.1 million subscribers on doll role-play and stop-motion stories; her second channel, Grace's Room, adds another million-plus on lifestyle content (Famous Birthdays). Total views across her videos exceed 5 billion (Famous Birthdays).[edit]

Born February 16, 2006, in Melbourne (Famous Birthdays). The channel was created in May 2012 under the username gjmulgrew; the first video was "Barbie - Anneliese's New House" (Famous Birthdays). She was six. Her father Greg filmed and edited the homegrown early productions. Schooling: standard Melbourne primary school alongside the channel's rise.[edit]

Organic growth did the work: doll stories spread by word of mouth, with the Grace's World series and "Barbie - The Latest News" (2014) accelerating views toward 200 million by 2015 and 600 million by early 2017. Barbie-brand collaborations followed (Famous Birthdays). In 2018, aged 12, she was named ambassador for the Commonwealth Games pin collection (Herald Sun). Grace's Room (lifestyle) launched in 2020 and passed a million subscribers (Famous Birthdays). Current: 4.13 million subscribers and 5,042,024,064 views on Grace's World (live iFANN data, October 2026). Australian outlets including Nine have profiled her as a YouTube money-maker (Nine).[edit]

Wholesome Australian success story: bright, imaginative, family-friendly. The rare child star who kept normal schooling alongside the business. Friendly, occasionally reflective voice. No controversy on record.[edit]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube (Grace's World): 4,130,000 subscribers, 5,042,024,064 views (fetched 2026-10-18). Popularity rank: #40,792 overall, #30,571 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). She holds no placement in iFANN's Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. Her audience — children and nostalgic adults — has no formal fan name; fans suggest storylines and recreate her doll setups.[edit]

One of Australia's earliest successful child creators — six at launch. 2018 pin ambassador at 12 (Herald Sun). Has spoken candidly in 2025 videos about motivation slumps after a decade-plus of creating. Fans are informally called "Gracies."[edit]

Melbourne family: mother Antonia, father Greg, younger brother James (Famous Birthdays). Greg has filmed and edited since day one and appears on camera. Still Melbourne-based.[edit]

Made with her father Greg's filming and editing help (Famous Birthdays). Peer of fellow Barbie creator CookieSwirlC (Famous Birthdays). Brand collaborator with Barbie (Famous Birthdays).[edit]

No confirmed relationship is on record. Status: Undisclosed.[edit]

No credible outlet has published Grace Mulgrew's earnings or net worth. An earlier unsourced $5 million estimate is dropped. Net worth: Undisclosed.[edit]