Haliey Welch went viral online after she was stopped in the street and asked a question about her sex life for a YouTube video.

Haliey Welch's rep Jonnie Forster tells The Hollywood Reporter about turning down gigs (sorry, 'American Idol' and OnlyFans!), those lucrative merch sales and why a reality TV series might show her doing one thing she had never tried pre-fame.

For one thing, most people don’t know her as Haliey Welch — she’s the Hawk Tuah Girl, who reached peak viral fame for her X-rated suggestion on how to make a man go crazy in bed. She’s made tens of thousands in dollars in merchandise,

Earlier this month, the 21-year-old Welch filed a trademark for the rights to "Hawk Tuah" with the intent of selling her own merchandise and pursuing a career in comedy or podcasts. She made the filing under her recently established company 16 Minutes, LLC, which itself is a joke about the phrase "15 minutes of fame."

Hailey Welch said it is true that Playboy approached her through a friend to include her in some of their stuff but she rejected it. The viral Hawk Tu

During a New York City appearance, the latest viral star was overheard telling people that she wants to use her newfound fame for positive changes.

Just when you think the whole situation involving the "Hawk Tuah" girl couldn't get any weirder than it already is, you get a reminder that it always can. Haliey Welch's rep, Jonnie Forster, spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about her sudden rise to fame.

Haliey Welch, the “Hawk Tuah” Girl, has a tattoo you’ve probably never seen. But she recently disclosed where it is. Welch, an overnight sensation, could remain relevant for some time after coining the phrase noted above and has been rubbing shoulders with some famous people as of late.