Sukihana Is Taking Back Her Story: From Reality TV To Building Her Own Empire

Sukihana is entering a new era — and this time, she’s making sure she owns the narrative.

Before the viral moments, reality TV appearances and internet opinions, there is Destiny — the woman behind the Sukihana persona. The artist, mother, entrepreneur and creator is talks with Forbes about what it means to grow publicly while staying connected to who she really is.

Known for her unapologetic personality and fearless sense of humor, Sukihana has never been one to shrink herself for public approval. But she says she’s becoming more vulnerable and allowing fans to see the woman behind the entertainment.

“I’m a little bit more vulnerable now,” she explains. “I let people see the real me, and I don’t try to just make everything entertaining.”

From Sukihana To Destiny

Sukihana doesn’t view her stage name as an alter ego. Instead, she sees Destiny and Sukihana as different sides of the same woman.

“I don’t like the alter ego energy or vibe,” she says. “I just try to make sure I balance who I am.”

That balance has become increasingly important as she navigates motherhood, business and life in the public eye. Rather than allowing criticism to dictate who she becomes, Sukihana says protecting her authenticity is key.

“The reason that people love me is because I’m myself,” she says.

Motherhood has also helped keep her connected to joy. Raised by her mother and grandmother, Sukihana says she had a childhood filled with love and freedom — something she now wants to recreate for her own children.

From introducing them to shows she grew up watching to encouraging them to enjoy life away from screens, she says she wants her kids to experience the magic of simply being young.

Sukihana Is Turning Chemistry Into Ownership

One of the biggest moves in Sukihana’s current chapter is That’s BS, her collaboration with Bobbi Althoff.

What began with a viral connection eventually developed into an actual business venture. Sukihana credits Funny Marco with bringing her and Bobbi together and says the pair spent significant time figuring out how to turn their chemistry into something they could build themselves.

“We both were aligned at the same time, and said, ‘You know what? We should do this.’”

Sukihana says she and Bobbi are deeply involved in the show’s creative process — from developing questions and concepts to determining locations and the overall direction.

For her, that’s the difference between simply appearing on a platform and owning a platform.

The Businesswoman Behind The Personality

While fans may know Sukihana for her viral personality, she wants people to recognize the businesswoman behind the brand.

She says she has always maintained control over her own company and wishes she had learned more about the business side of the entertainment industry earlier in her career.

“Everything that may shine is not gold. You gotta learn that,” she says.

Her biggest lesson? Don’t wait for somebody else to create the opportunity you want.

“I wish that I could’ve had the confidence to know that I could do just as much as what people say they can do for me.”

Now, Sukihana is putting that philosophy into practice while balancing entrepreneurship, creativity and motherhood.

Building A Legacy Beyond Fame

Sukihana’s vision goes beyond another viral moment or another television appearance. She sees herself running multiple businesses, mentoring others and eventually helping her children build businesses of their own.

“I just wanna help them be great at whatever it is they wanna be,” she says.

For Sukihana, the next chapter isn’t simply about fame. It’s about ownership, freedom, family and legacy.

Destiny and Sukihana aren’t two different women. They’re two sides of the same journey — one rooted in where she came from and the other focused on everything she’s still becoming.