Liane Valenzuela

Liane Valenzuela sold cars Monday through Friday and sang backup for Dev on weekends — until Vine paid her four figures for a single brand deal and she quit the dealership for good (StyleCaster via mirror). That was 2013. As Liane V, the San Jose-born Filipina-American rode Vine to 4 million followers, then rebuilt on Musical.ly, Instagram, and TikTok, stacking music releases and hosting gigs along the way. She married model Don Benjamin in Hawaii on August 24, 2021 (NetWorthPost), and the couple now vlogs family life on the Forever Us channel.[edit]

Born August 22, 1986, in San Jose, California, the youngest of three daughters of Filipino immigrants Wally and Prima Valenzuela, who ran a side DJ company (National Today). Raised in Modesto; competed in gymnastics, cheer, and basketball while taking dance and singing lessons. At 18 she moved to Los Angeles over her parents' objections, studying at the Ruskin School of Acting and the Burbank School of Ballet while selling cars to pay rent. Weekends went to backup-singing for Dev on tour and red-carpet hosting for The Voice, The X Factor, and American Idol. Vine changed the math: a million followers in six months, then a signing with Brand X Productions (Liane V bio PDF).[edit]

Vine was the launchpad — 4M-plus followers before the shutdown — and she ported the audience to Musical.ly (7 million), Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube with dance, lip-sync, and sketch comedy. Music ran in parallel: 2017 singles "Yeah Yeah Yeah" and "Should I Let You Go," then the December 2018 debut album Out of This World, followed by more singles. Screen work included Caught the Series and Goin' Raw with Timothy Delaghetto (both 2017) plus the Tyga and Far East Movement video appearances. Brand deals with Target and G by Guess funded the goal she had named early: buying her parents their first Los Angeles home and retiring them (National Today). Current output centers on the Forever Us family channel with Don Benjamin.[edit]

Polished, grateful, family-first: comedy sketches and dance by day, Benjamins-brand family content by night. The throughline of her interviews is provider pride — the car-sales-to-headliner story with her parents' retirement as the receipt. No controversies of note are on record.[edit]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube: 461,000 subscribers, 26,179,198 views (fetched 2026-10-18). No Last.fm presence is tracked for this entry. Popularity rank: #41,208 overall, #30,970 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). iFANN's Global Fame Engine assigns no placement in the published Global Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. Her following is family-brand oriented ("wearethebenjamins") with no formal fandom name or organized campaigns on record.[edit]

She competed in beauty pageants before Vine. Her first brand deal was a four-figure check that let her quit the car dealership (StyleCaster via mirror). She modeled for Blac Chyna's 88fin line in 2015 (Lipstick Alley). Wedding guests included B. Simone, MakeupShayla, Tank, and Zena Foster (NetWorthPost).[edit]

Youngest of three daughters (sisters Melissa and Anna) of Wally and Prima Valenzuela, Filipino immigrants who ran a DJ company; she later bought them an L.A. home and funded their retirement. Married Don Benjamin on August 24, 2021, in Hawaii after an on-and-off courtship back to 2015, including a 2020 breakup and a second proposal in Dubai (NetWorthPost). Children: daughter Zaia (January 2023) and son Zaiden (2025) (Sportskeeda Wiki). The family vlogs as Forever Us.[edit]

Husband Don Benjamin (America's Next Top Model cycle 20, Scared Famous winner), co-runner of Forever Us (Sportskeeda). Sang backup for Dev on tour. Appeared in videos for Tyga and Far East Movement (Liane V bio PDF). Dated Vine star King Bach circa 2013–2014.[edit]

Dated Vine star King Bach circa 2013–2014. With Don Benjamin since 2015: engaged August 2019, split in early 2020, reconciled late 2020, second proposal in Dubai (summer 2021), married August 24, 2021, in Hawaii (Sportskeeda Wiki, NetWorthPost). Two children; marriage ongoing.[edit]

No net worth figure has been published by Valenzuela or a credible outlet; the $1.2 million estimate is unsourced. Revenue lines on record: brand deals (Target, G by Guess), music sales and streaming, YouTube ad revenue, and hosting fees (National Today).[edit]