Alanah Pearce

Alanah Pearce has a growing social media career. Her most famous work is as the editor of Save Game, and appearing on TV shows such as Button party, and the IGN Show and more. Pearce's first social media appearance was in 2009 and now she has a total of 242,522 followers on the YouTube channel. She also has a large Instagram following. She has a YouTube channel where she often posts videos that are Let's Play of games such as Until Dawn and Grim Fandango. She was also an event coverage presenter for large companies like Xbox Australia BBC Reel Feed. Alanah Pearce accumulated a substantial wealth through her online success. By 2020, it is expected that YouTube's creator will have an estimated net worth in excess of $1 million. In the year 2020, the YouTube channel she manages under her own name had around 275.9k followers. She earns anywhere between $297 and $4,700 a calendar year from the YouTube channel. The work she does on social media is where she makes most of her income. Alanah Pearce grew up in Australia. Susan, her mother's real name, was featured on numerous videos like the popular Until Dawn. She's Australian, with White origins. Pearce has a Bachelor's degree with a major in Mass Communication Journalism and Entertainment.

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