Megan Alicia Batoon was born on the 29th of March, 1991 with the zodiac sign Aries and was born situated in Jacksonville, Florida USA. She is a 30-year-old professional choreographer, dancer as well as an actress and YouTuber who became famous for her role as a dancer in”Step up Revolution”, a 3D movie about dance “Step Up Revolution” (2012) as well as her role in the role of Bridget on”Making Movements” a Fullscreen Drama series “Making Moves” (2016).
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Early Life
Megan Batoon spent her early childhood in the city of Jacksonville in the state of Florida, in which her family was dominated by her father whose name is not known as is her mother, Michele DePompeo.
The careers of her parents aren’t disclosed to the public until now. Megan has a sister named Nicole Lee. Megan has American citizenship and is part of a multi-ethnic group. She is from Filipino, Irish and Polish descent. In terms of their education background, Megan attended a school to learn graphic design.
Personal Life
Megan Batoon became romantically involved with her fellow YouTube popular Ian Eastwood back in 2014 However, the pair separated following two years relationship. It is believed that she’s currently single and focusing on her professional life.
She is currently split in Los Angeles, California, and New York City.
Her top comedians include Demetri Martin as well as Conan O’Brien.
Further Work
In addition to performing, Megan Batoon was the host of the tv program “World Of Dance Weekly And Batoonchitime”. In addition, she was selected to act as an agent for First Movement by Ford. Since the end of December, 2020 she has been hosting her own podcast of advice and comedy called “Just A Tip With Megan Batoon” and releasing each Friday.
Net Worth
At the time of her mid-2021 debut Megan’s worth has been estimated to be more than $2 million. This was mostly through her success as an actress and dancer who has earned more than 25 acting credits on film and television credits since she started her professional career late decade of the 2010s.
