Facts of Auntie Fee

Auntie Fee, Felicia A. O’Dell, an American YouTube personality and online cooking show host, died on March 17, 2017. She was a black American. She had over 50 videos on her YouTube channel, ‘Cooking With Auntie Fee.’ Auntie Fee also racked up over 500,000 subscribers after going viral with the video titled “Sweet Treats for the Kids.”

Early Life of Auntie Fee

Auntie Fee was born on May 7, 1957, in Los Angeles, California, under the sign of Taurus. She was one of ten children born to James O’Dell, a carpenter, plumber, and electrician. Auntie Fee dropped out of high age when she was 15 because she became pregnant.

Her relationship with her father also suffered as a result of her teen pregnancy. Auntie was a drug user, a crack cocaine addict. Auntie Fee was even arrested for selling drugs from her home. According to some reports, she served 10 years of a 20-year prison sentence, while others claim she was only in an Arkansas prison for a “few years.”

Net Worth of Auntie Fee

Auntie Fee was estimated to have a net worth of $350,000. One of her most popular videos, ‘Sweet Treats for the Kids,’ has over 2 million views. Her net worth was generated by her businesses and YouTube. As of 2019, his YouTube channel has over 807.43k subscribers.

Who is Auntie Fee Girlfriend?

Auntie Fee was married to her boyfriend, Tommy Hunter. Travis Hunter, their son, was born. He has seven novels of urban fiction to his credit. Her other two sons are Jamie and Marlon.

Auntie Fee died of a heart attack at home on March 14, 2017. Tavis Hunter, her son, confirmed the traffic report on Facebook. Thank you for all of your prayers and hope. It did everything it could and now God has made the decision to take my mother home where there is peace and joy, and I am okay with that. She can finally be happy. rip Mama Felicia Auntie Fee O’Dell, I love you and you were my twin. When you were going through it, I was going through it, and now it’s time for you to relax and watch me do it, baby.

The Cause of Death

Auntie Fee was taken to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center after collapsing at home, but she died after three days on life support. She died on March 18, 2017, at the age of 59. Many relatives and family members paid tribute, and her funeral was live-streamed on Facebook on April 1, 2017, at Paradise Baptist Church in Los Angeles.

Auntie Fee’s Career Line

• Auntie Fee wasn’t always famous. She began with housekeeping service. She used to buy cheap jean jackets and resell them by embellishing them with beads and chains.
• She’d even adorn sandals with rhinestones and fashion soap dispensers shaped like stilettos.
• Auntie Fee learned to cook from a young age. Since she was nine, she had been making her father’s favorite foods such as gumbo, red beans and rice, and hog’s head cheese.
• Auntie Fee became an internet sensation in July 2014 after her son shared a four-minute video clip of her cooking. Her homemade cooking abilities went viral on the internet.
• Her videos titled “How to Feed Seven People for $3.35” and “Auntie Fee’s Baked Chicken” went viral. She was well-known for using the “It’s for the kids” catchphrase in her videos. Tavis Hunter, her son, shot her videos.
• Auntie Fee created promotional videos for Top Five and Dumber and Dumber To.
• She has shared the stage with notable celebrities such as Snoop Dogg, Harvey Levin, and Sherri Shephard. Auntie Fee also sold cookware, seasonings, and other items on her website.