How Old is Tfue? Age, Relationship, Net Worth in 2023 Explained

Meet Tfue, the renowned streamer and Fortnite player who has captivated audiences with his gaming prowess. This article provides a glimpse into his personal life, streaming career, and impressive net worth in 2023.

Tfue Personal Life

Tfue’s real name is Turner Ellis Tenney. He was born on January 2, 1998, in Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, USA. He is a popular streamer who plays Fortnite Battle Royale.

There isn’t much information available about Tfue’s family. However, it is known that he has two brothers and a sister. One of his younger brothers is Jac Tenney, who is a professional surfer. Jac also has a YouTube account called JOOGSQUAD PPJT. Tfue initially started streaming on his brother’s account.

In the other hand, Tfue really enjoys skimboarding, surfing, and longboarding.

Tfue Streaming Career

Tfue started his gaming journey with H1Z1 and Destiny 2. He signed with Denial Esports in 2017 and mainly played H1Z1. Later, he joined ‘Rogue’ for PUBG and streamed Call of Duty on Twitch.

In 2018, Tfue joined FaZe Clan along with other members like Cloakzy, but this time for Fortnite. His time with FaZe playing Fortnite brought him widespread recognition in the gaming world. Despite some controversies towards the end of his contract, Tfue’s talent as a gamer was already highly regarded.

Currently, Tfue is not part of any esports organization as he prefers to be independent and play what he loves without restrictions. He continues to stream on Twitch, attracting an average of 9,069 viewers per live stream.

In 2018, shortly after his rise in Fortnite, Tfue’s account was permanently banned by Epic Games for allegedly selling accounts and rare skins in violation of their terms. In the same year, he faced accusations of inappropriate behavior involving a racial slur directed at a smaller streamer.

In 2019, the Tfue vs FaZe Clan dispute took place, resulting in a 15-month legal battle before the proceedings were settled. Despite the negative feedback, Tfue still received support from his fans and gained many subscribers along the way. In 2020, his long-standing dispute with FaZe Clan was finally resolved.

One of Tfue’s notable victories was in the 2018 Fortnite Fall Skirmish Grand Finals, where he became a world champion in both the Solo and Duo categories. He is considered one of the best Fortnite players alongside Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins.

Apart from Fortnite, Tfue also plays other battle royale games such as Fortnite Battle Royale (Epic Games), Apex Legends, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, Call of Duty: Warzone, H1Z1, and Destiny 2

Tfue Net Worth in 2023

TFue is a popular Twitch streamer with over 10 million followers and thousands of subscribers. It’s no surprise that he earns a significant amount of money.

1. Twitch

On his channel called Purple Platform, Tfue has more than 10,000 subscribers who regularly donate to him. It’s estimated that he earns around $30,000 from subscriptions alone.

TFue streams live on Twitch, and one of his streams in October 2019 reached a peak of 316,000 concurrent viewers. This was his most-watched stream.

2. YouTube

Tfue’s YouTube earnings come from paid ads, views, and subscriptions. His YouTube channel has accumulated a total of 1,447,916,994 views (at the time of writing).

With almost 12 million subscribers and an average of one million views per month from ads, TFue likely earns around $40,000-$60,000 from YouTube ad revenue.

3. Fortnite

Tfue has earned over $700,000 from winning various Fortnite tournaments since his debut in 2017. Fortnite played a significant role in TFue’s rise to fame and wealth. In 2018, he won two titles in the Fortnite Fall Skirmish Grand Finals (Solo and Duo) alongside Dennis ‘Cloakzy’ Lepore. Additionally, he earned $50,000 by placing 67th in the Solo category during the 2019 Fortnite World Cup.

4. Merchandise and Sponsorships

Tfue has his own Faze Merch Store on the Etsy platform. He doesn’t have many specific brand deals or sponsorships, mainly due to his former contract with FaZe clan, which reportedly prohibited him from accepting such offers. However, as a top-tier partner of Twitch, TFue can still sustain himself well without major sponsorships.

Conclusion

Tfue’s journey from humble beginnings to gaming stardom has been marked by controversy and triumphs. With millions of followers, lucrative earnings from Twitch and YouTube, and notable victories in Fortnite tournaments, Tfue has solidified his position as a prominent figure in the gaming industry.