Meet Rinku Singh's beautiful sister, a social media star who achieved BIG things from..., her name is...
In this collection of pictures we shall pictures we shall know about Rinku Singh's sister who is a social media star and she also got a silver button. Let's know about her.
Rinku Singh, this name needs no introduction now. Recently this name has been in the news a lot. Also, there is an atmosphere of happiness in Rinku's family because Rinku Singh is engaged to Machhlishahr MP Priya Saroj.
This happy occasion has been doubled by his sister's achievement. Actually, Rinku Singh's sister Neha Singh is a social media influencer and recently she has received the Silver Play Button from YouTube.
On this happy occasion, Rinku Singh's sister celebrated her achievement by cutting a cake with her family. During this time, Neha Singh's brother Rinku Singh was also present with his family.
Rinku Singh's sister Neha Singh hails from Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh. Neha is a stylish and beautiful social media influencer who regularly shares videos on her YouTube channel. She has millions of followers on her channel who love her style, fashion and her love for family.
Recently, Neha has received a silver button from YouTube. Which is given on achieving 1 lakh subscribers. This is not only a big achievement for her but also a proud moment for her family.
Neha's brother Rinku Singh has played a big role in her journey. Rinku had recently appealed to her fans to subscribe to Neha's YouTube channel. He made a video with his sister and asked people to support her channel. After which the effect of Rinku's appeal was clearly visible and the number of subscribers on Neha's channel increased rapidly and soon she achieved the silver button.
Neha Singh's YouTube journey is not going to stop here. After achieving the silver button, now her goal is to reach the gold button (10 lakh subscribers). Rinku has also constantly sought support from fans to fulfill her sister's dream. Neha is talking about bringing more interesting content on her channel, which will include vlogs related to fashion, travel and family.
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