Hawk Tuah Girl net worth: Staggering amount the internet sensation has made

Internet sensation Hailey Welch, affectionately known by her online alias Hawk Tuah Girl, went viral when she appeared in a TikTok video describing a rather raunchy act .

And the Tennessee native, who worked in a spring factory, swiftly secured a deal with local clothing retailer Fathead Threads . Since has been selling branded merchandise through them, and making a profit.

Given her meteoric rise to fame , internet users are wondering just how much she has made .

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How must has Hawk Tuah Girl made?

As of around June 26, she'd already sold at least $65,000 worth of hats alone. This doesn't even take into account the sales of her t-shirts or the rapidly selling $50 signed hats.

What is Hawk Tuah Girl's net worth?

It is not clear what Hawk Tuah Girl's net worth would be - although it is presumably more than $65K. Previously, she worked in a spring factory. She has not disclosed what she did at the factory, but according to Zip Recruiter the average springmaker earns $17 an hour.

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Rumours were swirling previously suggesting that the 21-year-old had been employed as a pre-school teacher prior to her skyrocketing internet fame, which supposedly led to her termination.

But she dispelled these rumors on a podcast, telling the host: "I work in a spring factory. I'm not a school teacher or a bartender. I'm not even old enough to be a teacher, I'm 21!"

In addition, she also saw fit to address other unfounded gossip about her familial circumstances, stating: "My dad is also not a preacher. He's so far from a preacher, it's crazy. None of it's true, it's all made up."

What is a spring factory?

Hawk Tuah is Girl is believed to have worked at Tennessee Spring and Metal, a reputable organisation boasting more than sixty years worth of experience manufacturing coil springs.

The company's ethos claims: "From fine wire to large wire coiling, we produce reliable, long-lasting springs and wire forms at a competitive price."

Details still remain somewhat vague concerning Hailey's specific role within this establishment that specialises in assembling and distributing springs.

The firm announced: "Tennessee Spring and Metal produces more than 10 million pounds of springs each year. Whether you need a single spring or several truckloads, we'll take care of you."

"We manufacture fine wire springs (.015") all the up to heavy-duty springs (. 625"). We can accommodate a variety of materials from music wire to stainless to Inconel X-750."