Tasha K

Tasha K, born Latasha Transrina Kebe on March 10, 1982, is an American comedian, celebrity news broadcaster, and online personality. She built a massive following by blending sharp humor with unfiltered gossip, turning her YouTube channel UnWine with Tasha K into a go-to source for pop culture tea. The channel has amassed over 1.3 million subscribers and 350 million total views, featuring exclusive celebrity interviews and bold commentary. Her work has been featured by outlets including The Shade Room, TMZ, Billboard, Daily Mail, Essence, New York Post, Radar Online, Page Six, E! News, Rolling Stone, The Nick Cannon Show, Vibe, Complex, and HuffPost. [edit]

Born in Panama City, Florida, Tasha K moved to Atlanta, Georgia, at a young age. She started working at 14, demonstrating an early entrepreneurial drive. By 19, she was earning more than her mother, a U.S. Army service member, by selling long-distance service for AT&T, pulling in $700 to $800 per week. She also worked as a hairstylist and ventured into entrepreneurship by 20. In August 2015, she launched her YouTube channel, initially posting pop culture discussions while sipping wine and ranting, a format that became her signature. [edit]

Tasha K's breakthrough came with her YouTube channel UnWine with Tasha K, launched in August 2015. The channel grew rapidly, surpassing 1 million subscribers within four years. Her content features exclusive celebrity interviews and candid takes on entertainment news. In 2019, rapper Cardi B filed a federal defamation lawsuit against Kebe, alleging a malicious campaign of false claims, including that Cardi B tested positive for herpes and had substance abuse issues. In 2022, Cardi B was awarded over $4 million in the lawsuit. Despite this, Tasha K continues to create content actively, posting multiple videos daily on Instagram covering celebrity news as of 2026. [edit]

Tasha K's brand centers on unwinding with wine while delivering unfiltered, often humorous commentary on celebrity gossip. Her visual aesthetic involves wine glasses, casual settings, and direct-to-camera rants. She is portrayed as a controversial figure in entertainment media, known for bold claims and exclusive celebrity scoops. The Cardi B lawsuit significantly shaped her public image, with media outlets framing her as a gossip blogger who crossed legal lines. Her social media voice is direct, unfiltered, conversational, and often provocative. No official fandom name has been documented. [edit]

Tasha K commands a substantial global footprint as a defining voice in digital celebrity journalism, recognized by millions of viewers worldwide for her unfiltered commentary. While her influence spans major media outlets and social platforms, the iFANN Global Fame Engine has evaluated her profile and determined she does not currently hold a placement within the published Global Top 1,000 rankings or any Top-100 scope list. Her dedicated following is formally known as "The Wino Gang," a moniker deeply embedded in her brand identity across Facebook and TikTok. This community operates as an active extension of her show, participating in rituals centered on wine consumption while discussing pop culture drama. The fanbase engages directly with the content through a monetized tip line and supports live tours like "Everything Is Allegedly Tour." Unlike passive audiences, "The Wino Gang" helps drive the show's ecosystem by submitting stories and funding segments, creating a unique feedback loop between creator and supporter. Despite the intense legal scrutiny surrounding her career, this loyal group remains a core pillar of her public presence, turning her channel into a communal space for gossip and comedy.[edit]

Her signature format involves sipping wine while ranting about celebrity news, which became her brand identity. She began working at age 14 and was earning more than her military mother by 19. She sold long-distance service for AT&T before becoming a content creator. She also worked as a hairstylist before launching her YouTube career. She has been an entrepreneur since age 20. The most enduring legend of her career is the decades-long legal saga with rapper Cardi B, stemming from a defamation dispute that resulted in a $4 million verdict against her. This conflict evolved into a complex bankruptcy case where courts continued to find her in contempt, awarding additional settlements in 2026 for violating gag orders regarding Offset and Stefon Diggs. Fans still retell the story of how she transformed from a standard gossip blogger into a symbol of the "gambler" archetype in digital journalism, risking everything for scoops. Amidst this turmoil, she secured a global syndication deal with Oceanic Tradewinds in early 2026, marking fourteen years of building her brand despite the ongoing legal battles.[edit]

Tasha K was raised by her mother, who served in the U.S. Army. She has not publicly disclosed details about her father or siblings. She is married to Cheickna H. Kebe, whom she met at a restaurant in 2006. They have been married for over 17 years as of 2025. No public information about children has been reported. [edit]

Tasha K is associated with rapper Cardi B, who won a $4+ million defamation lawsuit against her in 2022. She is also associated with R&B singer Jaguar Wright, who appeared in her Instagram content. Her husband Cheickna H. Kebe is a constant presence in her personal life. [edit]

Tasha K married Cheickna H. Kebe, whom she met at a restaurant in 2006. They have been married for over 17 years as of 2025. No public reports of divorce or separation exist. As of 2026, she is married to Cheickna H. Kebe. [edit]

As of 2026, Tasha K's net worth is estimated at $2 Million per iFANN's editorial analysis. Her primary income streams include YouTube ad revenue, brand endorsements, and sponsored content on her UnWine with Tasha K platform. However, her financial standing remains complicated by the massive $4+ million defamation judgment against her in favor of Cardi B. She has publicly stated on Facebook that her net worth is negative $5.1 million due to lawsuit debts, creating a stark contrast with the current editorial estimate.[edit]