Mya Damn Homie

Mya Erlikh, who is more known by her stage name Mya Damn Homie, is a Russian comedian, Instagram star, and OnlyFans star.

She gained fame by sharing comedic content on her social media pages, especially Instagram.

Career

Before she decided to be a comedian and social media influencer, Mya Damn Homie used to work as a real estate agent, a job that she acquired as soon as she finished school.

She built a relatively successful career in the real estate industry with a steady paycheck and stable lifestyle. However, she felt miserable doing the job.

In 2018, she took the opportunity to actually be happy, although with the risk of making less money, by shifting her career into social media.

In February that year, she marked her debut on Instagram by sharing a video where she hollered at a Brooklyn girl.

She uses the skills gained from a college where she used to do modeling jobs and helped her director friend to create music videos.

Aside from building a career as a comedian and influencer on Instagram, she also runs an OnlyFans page, where she caters to her adult fans by offering exclusive content.

Profile

Real Name: Mya Erlikh
Stage Name: Mya Damn Homie
Nickname: –
Birthday: May 11, 1987
Birthplace: Moscow, Russia
Zodiac Sign: Taurus
Nationality: Russian
Religion: –
Profession: Comedian, Instagram star, and OnlyFans Star
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Instagram: @damnhomie11, @damn_homie__
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YouTube: DamnHomieShow
OnlyFans: @damnhomie11

Height, Weight, & Physical Appearances

Height: 162 cm (5’4″)
Weight: 60 Kg (132 lbs)
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Hair Color: Brown (dyed Blonde)
Eye Color: Brown
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Family

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Mother: –
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Boyfriend & Dating History

Unidentified Man

In an interview in 2019, Mya revealed that she recently called an engagement off with a man who couldn’t accept her lifestyle as a comedian and influencer.

She keeps other details under the wrap and has never shared further information regarding her personal and dating life.

Net Worth

Mya has never disclosed the true amount of her net worth. However, multiple sources estimated that she has accumulated around $100 thousand to $1 million of net worth.

She appears to earn most of her income through the revenue gained from her social media pages, including Instagram, YouTube, and OnlyFans.

Instagram

In an interview with Jam Press, she revealed that she can receive up to $1,000 per each sponsored Instagram post after six months of making content on the platform.

YouTube

According to Social Blade, Mya earns $14 to $217 monthly, or around $163 to $2.6 thousand annually from her YouTube channel’s revenue alone.

OnlyFans

Mya charges a regular price of $20 per month to anyone who wants to subscribe to her OnlyFans page and gain access to her exclusive content on the platform.

Facts

Mya was born and lived in Moscow, Russia until she was nine years old, before moving to Brooklyn, New York, United States.
She relocated to Brooklyn at a young age with her father, four years after her mother abandoned their family.
She’s self-identify as a “comedian, entertainer, and producer.”
Mya used to struggle upon moving to the States, as she spoke no English at all and was mocked by her peers.
She met her mother again for the first and last time at 15, where her mother brought her to a club and claimed that she was 21.
Mya has opened up about how making comedy content on Instagram helped her to get through depression.
She uses her personal, main Instagram page to share suggestive photos of herself, while using her second public account to share her comedy content.
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Quotes

“When I was 5 years old my mother just got up one day and left. My father had to basically raise me alone [until] he met my step-mom, when I was 11.”

“It was a very hard transition going to school and not knowing the language.”

“I had [parents] tell their kids not to be friends with me because I would tell them that I don’t speak to my biological mother, and they would say, ‘What kind of person doesn’t speak to their mother?’ when in reality she didn’t speak to me.’ ”

“[My mother] took me to a bar in the city [at 15] and told everyone I was 21. After that I told my father I didn’t want to see her again. It was heartbreaking to meet someone that’s supposed to be so close to you and you feel nothing.”

“The best [comedy] comes from real-life experiences. Think of the most embarrassing thing that’s ever happened to you: Putting it in a video is the best thing you could do.”

“When I used to go through depression, I used to turn to Instagram comedy as a way to cope with it. You’d be surprised by how many people write to me telling me my videos help them get through their day. It makes me feel good that I can do for them what others have done for me in my darkest times.”

“Everyone I’ve been with has always wanted me to just sit home and pop out kids. If I meet the right person I would love to share a life with them, but I’d rather be alone than be with someone that doesn’t make me happy.”

“Be original — find your own style. Something that hasn’t been done yet. Copying someone will never get you anywhere.”