British singer-songwriter and digital creator Talia Mar has officially returned to the vlogging world, launching her 2026 content slate with a promise to document her life daily while maintaining strict boundaries around her daughter’s privacy.
In a newly published video, the “Stay the Night” singer addressed her absence from the platform, citing a difficult pregnancy and the birth of her daughter, Juni, in mid-2025.
While fans can expect to see glimpses of her life as a new mother, Mar explicitly stated that her return does not signal a shift in genre.
“It is not going to be a family channel,” Mar told her 1 million subscribers. “I’m not going to be vlogging her. She’ll be in the content in the sense of you might see the back of her head… but I’m just going to vlog my life.“
Mar, who is married to popular Sidemen member and streamer Simon “Miniminter” Minter, outlined a flexible upload schedule for the new year. While she intends to “pick up the camera every day,” the footage will likely be condensed into two or three longer, cosy style vlogs per week rather than individual daily uploads.
The 2026 roadmap includes a mix of lifestyle and career updates. Mar teased a new song release, a larger project, and potential live tour dates later in the year.
Her content will also continue to feature her regular Twitch streaming schedule, where she plays Minecraft and films reaction content.
Mar’s return to YouTube comes after a significant period of reduced activity due to her health during pregnancy. A BRIT School alum, she has successfully bridged the gap between traditional music and the creator economy, scoring a Platinum-certified hit in the UK with her 2022 Sigala collaboration, “Stay the Night.”
Beyond music, Mar is a major figure in the UK streaming scene, boasting nearly 800,000 followers on Twitch. Her marriage to Minter in 2023 further cemented her status within the extended Sidemen universe, one of the most influential creator groups globally.
Her decision to keep her daughter’s face offline mirrors a growing trend among legacy creators who are choosing to shield their children from the public eye despite their own online fame.
