WHEN it comes to being a leading social media star, Nicholas Flannery is at the top of his game.
The popular Influencer is riding high after scooping TikTok‘s Entertainment Creator of the Year Award. Here’s his story so far,
Born on December 17, 1995, Nicholas Flannery is an actor and social media star who also has a law degree,
The influencer is best known for his hugely popular TikTok channel @nicholas_flannery, where he boasts a whopping 5.5M followers.
He is also well known for his Instagram handle, which he posts on daily and has 854K fans following him (all stats correct as of December 2024).
Nicholas is best known for his ‘Rich White Lady’ character, a woman who enjoys drama, white wine and cardigans.
Nicholas posts hilarious sketches of famous people and films.
He is known for creating movie parodies that reimagine stereotypical scenarios.
Fans are used to seeing the TikTok star donning a dress and heels, to mimic actresses like Reese Witherspoon and Kate Hudson.
On December 4, 2024, Nicholas took home a top gong at the TikTok Awards.
He won the coveted prize of Entertainment Creator of the Year.
Nicholas accepted his award by thanking his “followers, and friends, for making it possible”.
Speaking to his fellow content creators in his speech, he added: “People are spending more time watching you than anything [else].”
Nicholas said that if it weren’t for his millions of monthly viewers, he’d likely be “in a horrible office under horrible fluorescent lighting”.
He added that it was “great to be recognised” by TikTok.
Here is the full list of winners from the TikTok Awards:
Creator of the year – Kyra-Mae Turner
Entertainment creator of the year – Nicholas Flannery
Food creator of the year – Maddi Neye-Swift
Sport creator of the year – John Nellis
Fashion and beauty creator of the year – Uche Natori
Travel creator of the year – Ryan Losasso and Jade Beaty
Education creator of the year – Manny Wallace
Voice for change – Iain Ward
High quality content creator of the year – Miles Laflin
Rising star creator of the year – George Harper
Video of the year award – Jay Foreman
Breakthrough artist of the year – Myles Smith
