Ages, real names of YouTubers

A recent pic of SSSniperWolf and Evan Sausage went viral on Twitterinciting curiosity about the YouTubers’ past relationship, real names and respective ages.

SSSniperWolf, also known as Little Lia, is an English-American YouTube content creator. Mostly, she makes reaction, commentary and gameplay videos.

Most of her past content is about Call Of Duty. Her ex-partner Evan makes YouTube videos under the name Sausage.

They’ve been together for a while, and earlier this year they reportedly spent nearly $7 million on just 2.25 acres of vacant land. Here’s what we know about the real estate couple’s recent dealings and a brief overview of their relationship history, as far as it’s known to the public.

What are the real names and ages of Evan Sausage and SSSniperWolf?

SSSniperWolf’s real full name is Alia Marie Shelesh, but she also goes by the nickname Lia.

Born on October 22, 1992, she recently turned 30. She spent her early years in Liverpool, UK and has two younger brothers and a younger sister. The family upped sticks and migrated to Phoenix, Arizona when she was six years old.

Meanwhile, her ex-partner, who produces content for YouTube under the name Sausage, is actually called Evan. Sausage’s real full name is Evan John Young.

The age difference between Evan “Sausage” Young and Alia “SSSniperWolf” Shelesh is just under seven months. He was born on March 28, 1992 in the USA.

SSSniperWolf could speak Arabic fluently as a child

Alia’s mother is Turkish, her father is Greek. Her two younger brothers are Bakir and Paul; her sister’s name is Ranya.

In early 2017, she published a video on her SSSniperWolf channel titled I speak another language, in which she demonstrates her Arabic language skills.

Her brother Bakir Shalesh sadly died in an apparent drowning earlier this year. He was 28 years old and died in early August. He was visiting Hawaii at the time.

Her online name SSSniperWolf comes from (you guessed it) Sniper Wolf, one of the renegade members of FOXHOUND in Metal Gear Solid. Interestingly, Sniper Wolf (character) is Iraqi Kurdish, while SSSniperWolf (YouTuber) is Turkish-Greek and English-American. She has British citizenship.

How long were Alia Marie Shelesh and Evan John Young together?

SSSniperWolf and Evan Sausage first met in person at Comic-Con, but they had talked online before.

She started her YouTube career in 2013 making Call Of Duty and Metal Gear Solid video games. For a 2015 video upload titled “How I Met My Lover,” a fan contacted him. They started talking. When they later met at Comic-Con, Alia and Evan were both dressed in Metal Gear Solid gear.

The video in question surfaced in 2015, but according to Nicki Swift, SSSniperWolf later made an admission that suggested they were together — or at least friendly with each other — in 2013.

By all accounts, they were on-again-off-again for a while. Then, in May 2016, Alia posted a video titled We broke up. A month later, another arrived with the title We came back together. Then, three months later, My Breakup Explanation.

Evan Sausage and SSSniperWolf boast a $7 million parcel of Paradise Valley land

Whether or not they’re still dating and dating — whatever their current relationship status — Evan John Young and Alia “SSSniperWolf” Shelesh recently paid nearly $7 million for a small plot of land atop Mummy Mountain in Paradise Valley.

AZ Central reported on April 26, 2022 that they spent $6,990,000 for the 2.25 acre single family lot. It was the most expensive single-family sale ever in Arizona.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported a month ago that the “famous YouTube couple” had sold a home in MacDonald Highlands for $4 million. Which would have proved useful when buying the $7 million lot in Arizona.

They bought the home for $2.9 million in 2019, the Journal adds. It was listed under the Red Channel Living Trust and the Evan Young Trust, according to Clark County and state records.

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Bruno is a novelist, screenwriter and amateur journalist with interests in digital media, storytelling, film and politics. He has lived in France, China, Sri Lanka and the Philippines, but returned to the UK for a degree (and because of the pandemic) in 2020. His articles have appeared in Groundviews, Forge Press and The Friday Poem, and most are readable on Medium or onurbicycle.com.