Social media influencer and \u201ctrad wife\u201d Hannah Neeleman<\/strong><\/a>\u2018s religion has become a hot topic as she documents life on a rural Utah farm with her husband and eight children. Fans want to know if she\u2019s Mormon.\n<\/p>\n Yes. Hannah and her husband, Daniel Neeleman<\/strong>, are both practicing members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.<\/p>\n Hannah was raised in a large Mormon family in Springdale, Utah, just outside the famed Zion National Park. She had eight siblings, the same number of children the Instagram star has today.<\/p>\n Daniel was raised in a Mormon family in Connecticut. Coincidentally, he also has eight siblings. However, unlike Hannah\u2019s humble upbringings where her parents owned a flower shop, Daniel\u2019s father, David Neeleman<\/strong>, is the billionaire founder of JetBlue Airlines.<\/p>\n Hannah and Daniel Married in 2011, three months after meeting each other. She was 21 years old, and he was 23. The couple started a family almost immediately, as their children range in age from 12 years old to 6 months.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s very much a matter of prayer for me,\u201d the YouTube sensation said of when she decides to have kids in a profile with The Times of London<\/em> on July 27, 2024. \u201cI\u2019m, like, \u2018God, is it time to bring another one to the Earth?\u2019 And I\u2019ve never been told no.\u201d<\/p>\n Daniel chimed in, \u201cBut for whatever reason it\u2019s exactly nine months [after a baby] that she\u2019s ready for the next one.\u201d<\/p>\n While his wife maintained the timing of having their children was \u201cdefinitely a matter of prayer,\u201d Daniel stood his ground, telling the publication, \u201cIt\u2019s a matter of prayer but somehow it\u2019s exactly nine months.\u201d<\/p>\n Hannah was working as a professional ballet dancer in New York City while studying at the famed Juilliard School when she met Dan. After marrying and moving to Brazil for Daniel\u2019s work, the pair fell in love with farming while taking trips to the countryside in the South American country.<\/p>\n Upon moving back to the U.S., the duo bought 100 acres in Birdseye, Utah, where they hoped to raise the burgeoning brood while living in a basement apartment. Two years later, the property they were constructing burned down in a fire<\/a>. The couple then bought a 328-acre ranch in Kamas, Utah, which has become Ballerina Farm. It\u2019s named after Hannah\u2019s former dancing career.<\/p>\n Hannah said she and Daniel \u201chad this dream that we wanted to raise our children on a farm and to really bring awareness to what it takes to put food on the table, and also educating people \u201cabout what they can do to contribute to what you\u2019re eating,\u201d in a December 2023 YouTube video<\/a>.<\/p>\n As for how her social media channels came to be, Hannah told viewers that she decided to build the family\u2019s business through YouTube<\/a>, Instagram<\/a> and TikTok<\/a>. She explained that as a dancer, she was comfortable being on stage and \u201cwe started documenting as city kids getting into farm life\u201d about six years ago. Hannah regularly posts about life on Ballerina Farm, including cooking, milking cows, caring for livestock and of course, parenting.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nIs Hannah Neeleman Mormon?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Was Hannah Neeleman Raised Mormon?<\/h2>\n
Was Daniel Neeleman Raised Mormon?<\/h2>\n
Hannah Neelman Says She Prays on When to Have Children<\/h2>\n
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