Sockie Norris

Sockie Norris (born Cerrus Jaye Norris, February 13, 2007, Australia) is a YouTube personality and athlete, the fourth of six children in the Norris Nuts family channels (FamousBirthdays, TheFamousPeople). Some outlets render her first name as Cirrus (National Today). She appears on the main Norris Nuts channel alongside siblings Sabre, Biggy, Naz, Disco and Charm, and runs the Norris Nuts Gaming channel (YouTube). Her sports are skateboarding and surfing (TheFamousPeople).[edit]

Cerrus Jaye Norris was born February 13, 2007, in Australia, the fourth of six children of Brooke and Justin Norris (FamousBirthdays). Her father swam for Australia at the Sydney 2000 Olympics, winning bronze (realestate.com.au). Raised in Newcastle, New South Wales, she took up skateboarding and surfing as a child (TheFamousPeople). A claimed Brazilian jiu-jitsu competition record could not be verified and is dropped. The family launched The Norris Nuts YouTube channel in 2017, when Sockie was ten; early videos were challenges and vlogs built on the siblings' dynamic.[edit]

2019: the family video "LETTING THE KIDS TURN 21" became one of Australia's top-10 globally trending YouTube videos of the year (AACTA). 2020: The Norris Nuts won the AACTA Award for Best Online Entertainment (AACTA winners). Sockie launched the Norris Nuts Gaming channel, which passed 2 million subscribers (YouTube), and later the Norris Nuts Cooking channel. 2023: the family bought a five-bedroom North Bondi residence for $14.3 million (Domain) and an oceanfront home in Newcastle reported at $15 million. The "We The #LEGENDS" view-count figure previously on this page could not be verified and is dropped.[edit]

Sockie performs as the athletic, competitive sibling within the Norris Nuts' family-friendly challenge and vlog format (TheFamousPeople). Her solo channels, Norris Nuts Gaming and Norris Nuts Cooking, extend the brand into gaming and food (YouTube). Coverage of the family skews toward mainstream property reporting rather than gossip press (realestate.com.au, Domain).[edit]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube: 8,020,000 subscribers, 5,392,590,068 views (fetched 2026-10-15). No Last.fm data is attached to this entry. Popularity rank: #41,783 overall, #31,512 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). She holds no placement in the iFAMOUS Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. Her audience is the Norris Nuts family channels' collective audience rather than a standalone named fandom.[edit]

Her first name is reported as Cerrus, with some outlets rendering it Cirrus (National Today). She is the fourth of six Norris siblings (FamousBirthdays). Claims about a Gordon Ramsay meeting, a jiu-jitsu competition record, a favourite food, handstands, a fear of spiders and a pet dog could not be verified against a citable source and are dropped from this page.[edit]

Fourth of six children of Brooke and Justin Norris of Newcastle, New South Wales (realestate.com.au). Siblings: Sabre (born 2005), Biggy, Naz, Disco and Charm (Domain). Father Justin is a former Olympic swimmer, bronze medallist at Sydney 2000. The family owns property in Newcastle and North Bondi, Sydney (Domain). Claims on this page about a Bondi beach house, a dog named Winky and a 2021 pet death could not be verified and are dropped.[edit]

Parents Brooke and Justin Norris; Justin is a former Olympic swimmer and Sydney 2000 bronze medallist (realestate.com.au). Siblings Sabre, Biggy, Naz, Disco and Charm Norris (Domain). A claimed collaboration with Mia Fizz could not be verified and is dropped from this page.[edit]

No partner has been confirmed by Sockie Norris or a credible outlet. The "Single" label previously on this page was unsourced and is dropped.[edit]

No individual net worth figure for Sockie Norris has been published by her family or a credible outlet; the $1 million estimate previously on this page was unsourced and is dropped. Documented revenue lines: shares of Norris Nuts YouTube ad revenue, sponsorships and merchandise, plus family property holdings in Newcastle and North Bondi (Domain).[edit]

Won: AACTA Award for Best Online Entertainment, 2020, as part of The Norris Nuts (AACTA winners). The family received its first AACTA nomination in the same category earlier in 2020 (AACTA nominees). No solo award is on record.[edit]