Does KSI have a secret girlfriend? Prime drink mogul reveals he wants to make major life change | The Sun

YOUTUBE star and Prime energy drink mogul KSI has revealed he has made a major life change.

The rapper and celebrity boxer said he has changed his priorities and expressed a desire to become a father as reports revealed that he has a secret girlfriend.

KSI, real name Olajide Olatunji, told the Daily Star: "I thought I just needed lots of money, lots of fame, to look like I am living the best life ever, clubbing left, right and centre, eating the finest meals and looking like a boss.

"I thought that was it, I thought that was what made people happy. But when I got there I was like, ‘Oh wow that was all a lie’. I’ve learnt you have to look inwards and be internally rich."

The star, who is set to face off in the ring with Jake Paul (younger brother of Prime co-founder Logan), added: "This might be a bit soppy but I would like to be a dad, I want to see how good of a dad I can be.

"I’d try to be that good role model and make sure I always tell them that nothing is ever easy, you have to work hard to get where you want.

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"He or she can talk to me about anything, relationships, sexuality, anything. I just want to be a dad, that would be really sick. That is a big goal for me."

The Daily Star's report also revealed that KSI has a secret girlfriend and that finding love was what prompted the shift in his priorities.

He even welcomed Amazon Prime cameras into his home to make a documentary about his life.

KSI: In Real Life is out now on the streaming service.

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The online sensation explained: "I haven’t watched it and I don’t want to but they are forcing me to at the premiere, it was weird for me to be as open as I was to one person behind the camera.

"And now to know it will be out in the world, and everyone will see that is weird."

He is also releasing a new single called Voice, featuring American singer Oliver Tree, to coincide with the doc's release.

Who is KSI?

KSI gained fame through comedic YouTube videos in the 2010s.

The face of viral energy drink Prime, which Brits fight each other for in supermarkets, launched his channel in 2008.

Videos of the then 15-year-old playing FIFA and pulling pranks at home in Watford, Herts., became an instant success.

But KSI sparked controversy in 2013 when he asked women at a gaming conference what STIs they have.

And many said pulling his "rape face", which would regularly appear in his videos, trivialised sexual assault.

Apologising for is past content, KSI told The Guardian in 2020: "Obviously I’m not proud of it."

Since then the 29-year-old has built an empire boasting a fleet of supercars and a multi-million pound property portfolio.

What is Prime?

Boxing rivals-turned-business partners KSI and Logan Paul have taken the world by storm with their Prime hydration drink.

The pair, who twice fought each other with the first ending in a draw and KSI winning the rematch, launched the company in 2022.

And it has become somewhat of a sensation across the globe, especially in the US and UK.

According to Dealroom.co, Prime already has an estimated worth of £18million but the pair believe it can gross billions in the future.

But how did it get to this position?

Well, KSI and Paul are not strictly the brains behind the business, as revealed by The Sun on Sunday.

That is actually down to publicity-shy American duo Trey Steiger and Max Clemons, who own the firm that created the drink.

The pair, both in their twenties, met at school in Louisville, Kentucky, and now control a drinks empire experts say is set to produce ten million bottles a year, making more than £85m.

They own company Congo Brands, which in turn owns Prime Hydration in the US and in the UK.

KSI, and Paul, 27, believed to have ownership in Prime, have done an amazing job in promoting the brand.

In the UK, it was exclusive to Asda, before Aldi also produced limited stock.

They are also a sponsor of Arsenal, with bottles available at the Emirates on matchday.

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The high demand and limited distribution of Prime has caused chaos around the nation.

Footage has shown riots in Asda stores when new stock has arrived while other smaller stockists have sold it at vastly inflated prices.

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