Timmy Thick Age, Height, Net Worth, Career, Controversies, Wiki

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Timmy Thick, also known as JuJu Belair, is a popular American Instagram star and social media influencer. Timmy Thick was born and raised in New York City, New York, United States. He is best known for his Instagram account TIMMYTHEBARBIE, where he used to post important selfies. In this article, we will know about Timmy Thick, her age, height, net worth, controversy, career, and wiki.

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Timmy Thick Wiki

Name	Timmy Thick
Date of Birth	21 August 2002
Age 2023	20 Years
Birthplace	New York, USA
Sun Sign	Lion
Religion	Christendom
Height	5 Feet
Weight	62 Kg
Education	Approved High School High School in New York
Profession	Instagram personality
Net Worth	$100k

Career

In 2016 Timmy Thick met a man from New Jersey. He created his Instagram account @TimmytheBarbie. He started gaining popularity when he shared a lot of photos on his Instagram. The photos he posted online showed off his voluptuous body, especially his thighs and buttocks. He started the @timmythick Twitter account a year after creating the Instagram account and it now has over 34,000 followers. He mostly posts photos and videos online. But he is also known for praising other celebrities such as Nicki Minaj and Kylie Jenner.

Controversies

The main source of controversy surrounding Timmy is his appearance as a young boy with a typically feminine body type. But many of his other behaviors have contributed to his growing controversy over time. One such incident happened in 2019 when, after being away from social media for the past year, he resurfaced and shared a video of himself rapping a song in which he used the N-word, an ethnic slur intended to denigrate people of African descent. Naturally, the video immediately attracted some criticism.

Furthermore, Timmy’s Harvard comments caused even more uproar. The social media celebrity claimed in a 2018 tweet that Harvard University had conducted a sociological study on his social media persona. This turned out to be false, as Harvard sociology professor Jason Beckfield admitted, saying that the university had not requested such an investigation. However, this is undisputed.