Greg Paul
Greg Paul
Greg Paul (born October 28, 1963) is an American Instagram Star and Social media personality, better known as the father of social media stars, Logan Paul and Jake Paul. [1]
Personal
Greg Paul was born on October 28, 1963, in Ohio, United States. Greg Paul is an American by Nationality, and his Astrological sign is Scorpio.
Greg Paul is married to a fellow YouTube Star, Pam Stepnick. Pam Stepnick is a nurse at the UHHS Westlake Surgery Center and many other medical centers. Greg Paul and Pam Stepnick later divorced
The couple is the proud parents of well-known social media personalities, Logan Paul and Jake Paul.
Greg Paul is by profession a licensed realtor and a commercial roofer.[2]
Career
Greg Paul decided to create his Vine and Instagram account soon after his sons, Logan and Jake became Social media sensations. On Feb 19, 2014, Greg Paul joined YouTube by creating his VlogDad channel name Greg Paul. Some of Greg Paul's first videos were JAKE PAUL SURFING, DELIVERING LOGAN'S BUS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, LOGAN PAUL'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL CAREER HIGHLIGHTS, and HIGH-LINE SLACKLINING FOR LOGAN PAUL VS. (hot german girls...). Paul’s sense of humor and his way of presenting has made him his audience's favorite.
Not long after, Greg Paul came up with more fascinating content like PAUL FAMILY ATTACKS PAPARAZZI and PHOTO BOMBING STRANGERS.
His video like CYBERBULLYING IS REAL, has captured enough attention from the audience.[3]
Some of Greg Paul's videos are COOKING WITH VLOG DAD, VLOG DAD REACTS, I STOLE JAKE'S DIAMOND PLAY BUTTON’, ‘NEVER BEFORE SEEN ACCEPTANCE SPEECH, VLOGDAD RESPONDS SON Jake Paul's LOST DISNEY CONTRACT, CONVEYING LOGAN'S BUS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, among others.
Controversy
In September 2018, Paul was involved in a controversy when a group of hackers asserted that they had pictures and videos of Paul indulging in an unseemly activity with underage girls.
The issue began when Paul found that all his social media accounts, as well as email accounts, were hacked.
Before long, the hackers, who called themselves Digital Gangsters, contacted Paul and owned up the hacking. They requested money for the return of his accounts. Paul persuaded them to return accounts without any payment. He offered to hire them, to ‘use their smarts and skillsets positively. But the hackers refused as Paul wanted them to sign a contract.
Afterward, they again hacked Paul’s accounts and email and demanded prompt transfer of money else they would release a video.
They did post a video or a sex-tape of Paul engaged in a sexual act, but the video was vague.
The faces were not seen, and there wasn’t any definite evidence that the person in the leaked sex tape was Greg Paul or the women in it were underage.
But the hackers maintained that what they expressed was valid.
Paul did not make any remark.[2]