Felicia A. O’Dell, better known as Auntie Fee, was an American YouTube personality and host of an online cooking show who died on March 17, 2017. She was a black American in terms of ethnicity. Her YouTube channel, ‘Cooking With Auntie Fee,’ had over 50 videos. Auntie Fee also racked up over 500,000 subscribers when her video titled “Sweet Treats for the Kids” became viral.

Auntie Fee’s age, bio, and education

Auntie Fee was born under the sign of Taurus on May 7, 1957, in Los Angeles, California, United States of America. She was one of 10 children born to carpenter, plumber, and electrician James O’Dell.

Auntie Fee dropped out of high school when she was 15 years old because she became pregnant. Her connection with her father deteriorated as a result of her teen pregnancy.

Auntie was a crack addict and a drug criminal. Auntie Fee was even arrested for cocaine trafficking out of her home. According to some stories, she served 10 years of a 20-year prison sentence, while others claim she spent only a “few years” in an Arkansas prison.

Auntie Fee’s Professional Career and Path

Auntie Fee wasn’t always so well-known. She got her start in the housekeeping industry. She used to buy cheap jean jackets and refashion them with beads and chains to sell. She’d even use rhinestones to glam up footwear and design soap dispensers in the shape of stilettos.

Auntie Fee has been cooking since she was a small child. Since she was nine years old, she has been making her father’s favorite foods, such as gumbo, red beans and rice, and hog’s head cheese.

In July of 2014, Auntie Fee became an internet phenomenon after her son published a four-minute video clip of her cooking. Her ability to cook at home became popular on the internet. Her videos titled “How to Feed Seven People for $3.35” and “Auntie Fee’s Baked Chicken” went viral. In her videos, she was recognized for utilizing the catchphrase “It’s for the kids.” Tavis Hunter, her son, filmed her videos.

Top Five and Dumber and Dumber To both had promotional videos done by Auntie Fee. She’s shared the stage with Snoop Dogg, Harvey Levin, and Sherri Shephard, among others. Auntie Fee also had a website where she offered kitchenware, seasonings, and other items.

She also made an appearance on Steve Harvey’s TV show.

Auntie Fee’s Salary and Earnings

Auntie Fee’s net worth was estimated to be around $350,000. ‘Sweet Treats for the Kids,’ one of her most popular videos, having over 2 million views. Her fortune was amassed through YouTube and her businesses. As of 2019, his YouTube channel has over 807.43k subscribers.

Auntie Fee’s Private Life And Relationship

Tommy Hunter, Auntie Fee’s boyfriend, was her husband. Travis Hunter is their son. He’s written seven works of urban fiction. Jamie and Marlon are her other two sons.

Auntie Fee died after a heart attack in her home on March 14, 2017. Tavis Hunter, her son, confirmed the traffic news on Facebook.

Thank you for your prayers and hope; it did everything it could, and now God has decided to send my mother home to a place of peace and joy, which I am fine with; she can now be happy. Rip Momma Felicia I love you, Auntie Fee O’Dell, and you were my twin. I went through it with you, and now it’s time for you to rest and watch me do it, baby.

Death Factors

Auntie Fee was brought to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center after collapsing in her house, but she died three days later after being on life support. At the age of 59, she died on March 18, 2017. Her funeral, which was held on April 1, 2017, at Paradise Baptist Church in Los Angeles, was live-streamed on Facebook and attended by many relatives and family members.