The Glow House has emerged as one of 2025's most influential Gen Z content creator groups, founded by TikTok star Gianna Harner. The collective quickly grew a massive following, combining lifestyle, beauty, dance, and comedy content while fostering a supportive community for young women.
Founding and Growth
Gianna Harner, 20, launched the Glow House with talent management firm Tiddle. She envisioned the group as a movement to uplift and inspire confidence among their generation, describing it as "the big sister figure many people never had." Since its February 2025 debut, the Glow House's shared TikTok account gained over a million followers within a day, reflecting the group's rapid rise.
Key Members and Their Influence
- Gianna Harner (@giannamjoyce): The founder boasts over 14.8 million TikTok followers and a strong presence on Instagram and YouTube.
- Lola Winters (@its_lola.winters): At 17, Lola is known for her viral 'get ready with me' videos, attracting 3.6 million TikTok followers.
- Ayiah Soufi (@ayiahsoufi_): An 18-year-old singer, dancer, and actor with 2.1 million TikTok followers, recognized for her engaging dance routines.
- Tallulah Metcalfe (@tallulahmetcalfe3): Active in group content, she shares fashion and lifestyle videos that resonate with fans.
- Sophie Hesri (@sophie): Known for beauty and lifestyle content, Sophie joined early in 2025, adding to the collective's appeal.
- Kaili Asa (@kaili): A supportive member involved in group activities and content creation.
- Ryane Roy (@ryane.rr): The last announced original member, completing the initial lineup.
- Nevaeha (@nevaehagrwm): One of the younger members, focusing on beauty and GRWM content.
- Lei Lei (@lifeof_angelei): Adds creativity and warmth to the group's videos.
- Embreigh Courtlyn (@oomps): Among the youngest, she has expanded her brand with a clothing line at Target.
- Preslee Faith (@iampresleefaith): Known for beauty tutorials, she engages a teenage audience with relatable content.
Group Dynamics and Mission
Unlike other influencer houses, Glow House members do not live together, a choice influenced by the members' young ages. The group remains female-only, emphasizing empowerment and support for teenage girls. They meet several times a year to create collaborative content aligned with their mission.
Additional Initiatives
Complementing their social media presence, the Glow House launched the "Glow and Grow" podcast in April 2025. It addresses topics such as self-image, bullying, and navigating high school, reinforcing their role as a positive resource for their audience.
Former Members
The collective has seen departures, including Kendall Maynard and Samara Boulter, among others, reflecting the evolving nature of the group since its inception.