Tim Chantarangsu Biography: Wife, Kids, Video Games, Movies, Height, Parents, Age, Net Worth, Siblings

Tim Chantarangsu, formerly known as Timothy DeLaGhetto, is a versatile American internet personality, rapper, comedian, actor, and television host.

Rising to fame through his YouTube channel with comedic sketches and music, he became a prominent cast member on MTV’s Wild ‘N Out and co-host of food-based shows like Send Foodz and Deliciousness. His Thai heritage and humor have made him a beloved figure in digital and mainstream media.

Profile

• Full Name: Tim Chantarangsu
• Stage Name: Timothy DeLaGhetto
• Born: March 6, 1986
• Age: 39 years old
• Birthplace: Billings, Montana, USA
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Internet Personality, Rapper, Comedian, Actor, Television Host
• Height: 1.63 m (5 ft 4 in)
• Religion: Christianity
• Parents: Kongkiat Chantarangsu (father), Sukhon Chantarangsu (mother)
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Chia Habte (m. 2018)
• Children: Two
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth:$2 million to $7 million USD

Early Life and Education

Tim Chantarangsu, a charismatic entertainer, was born on March 6, 1986, in Billings, Montana, to Thai immigrant parents Kongkiat and Sukhon Chantarangsu. Raised in Long Beach, California, until age nine, he later moved to Paramount, California, where his parents opened the Thai Smile restaurant, embedding Thai culture in his upbringing.

Tim attended Paramount High School, where he began creating comedy sketches with friends. He briefly enrolled at California State University, Long Beach, studying communication studies, but dropped out in 2006 to pursue entertainment full-time, inspired by a childhood “Fresh Prince Format” plan to emulate Will Smith’s career path in music, TV, and film.

Career

Tim Chantarangsu, under his former stage name Timothy DeLaGhetto, launched his YouTube channel in 2006, amassing over 4.2 million subscribers and 895 million views by March 2024 with skits, parodies, and a series called Dear DeLaGhetto.

His vlog channel has 1.26 million subscribers, and his style channel, The Bakery, focuses on fashion with 234,000 subscribers. As Traphik, he released his debut mixtape, The First Mixtape (2006), followed by Will Rap for Food (2007) and his album Rush Hour (2009).

He joined MTV’s Wild ‘N Out as a cast member from 2013 to 2018 and from 2020 to 2021, showcasing his improv comedy skills. Tim hosted The Timothy DeLaGhetto Show on MXY TV (2011) and co-hosted food shows Send Foodz with David So (acquired by Thrillist in 2019), Basic to Bougie, and Deliciousness on MTV.

His acting credits include Thai Smile (2006), ISA (2014), The Perfect Match (2016), and Escape the Night (2016–2019). He played Kim Jong-il in Epic Rap Battles of History (2011) and voices Uncle Death in the video game Let It Die (2016). Tim’s podcast No Chaser (2019–present) has over 231,000 YouTube subscribers, and he continues to create music and content that blend humor and cultural commentary.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @timothydelaghetto
• TikTok Handle: @timothydelaghetto
• Facebook: @timothydelaghetto
• YouTube Channel: Timothy DeLaGhetto, Tim Chantarangsu Vlogs, The Bakery

Personal Life

Tim Chantarangsu married Canadian esthetician and lifestyle influencer Chia Habte in 2018 at the Bel Air Bay Club after meeting in 2010 through a mutual friend and dating since 2011. They have two children, though specific details about them are private. Standing at 1.63 meters with black hair and dark brown eyes, Tim maintains an athletic build through the 21 Day Fix and Extreme Fix workouts, complemented by a healthy diet prepared by a personal cook.

Net Worth

Tim Chantarangsu’s estimated net worth is between $2 million and $7 million USD. His wealth comes from YouTube ad revenue, brand endorsements with Uber, Beachbody, and Crooks & Castles, acting roles, music releases, and hosting gigs on Wild ‘N Out, Send Foodz, and Deliciousness.

Discography

• The First Mixtape (2006) – Mixtape
• Will Rap for Food (2007) – Mixtape
• Rush Hour (2009) – Album
• Cruise Control (2011) – Mixtape
• Mixed Feelings (2013) – Mixtape

Filmography

• Thai Smile (2006) – Supporting Role
• ISA (2014) – Supporting Role
• The Perfect Match (2016) – Himself

Television/Web Series

• Epic Rap Battles of History (2011) – Kim Jong-il (Episode: “Kim Jong-il vs. Hulk Hogan”)
• The Timothy DeLaGhetto Show (2011) – Host (MXY TV)
• Wild ‘N Out (2013–2018, 2020–2021) – Cast Member
• Love That Girl! (2014) – Guest Role
• Million Dollar Maze Runner (2014) – Guest Role
• Escape the Night (2016–2019) – Himself (20 episodes)
• Send Foodz (2018–present) – Co-Host (Thrillist)
• Basic to Bougie (2020–present) – Co-Host (MTV)
• Deliciousness (2020–present) – Co-Panelist (MTV)

Video Games

• Let It Die (2016) – Uncle Death (Voice)