Romina Puga

Romina Andrea Puga is a Miami-born journalist turned children's-media founder (IMDb). She made her name at Fusion creating and hosting the daily brief 'Fusion Now' and producing the Webby-winning series Lemonade, then reported for ABC's Good Morning America (GMA). Today she runs Club Mundo Kids, bilingual educational content for kids, and Exile Content Studio (Authority Magazine).[편집]

Puga grew up in a Hispanic household in Miami, bilingual from childhood (IMDb). She attended NYU from 2008 to 2012, stacking internships: Ocean Drive Magazine ad sales (2009), Nylon editorial (2011), and Vogue.com production, working the 2012 Met Gala (LinkedIn). Degree details are unpublicized.[편집]

Fusion hired her straight out of NYU as a producer and on-air host in Los Angeles. 'Fusion Now' ran nationally on TV, gas-station screens, and Snapchat Discover; Lemonade (2014-2018) won its Webby; she field-produced the Festival Nation special and covered the Oscars, SXSW, and Berlinale. In 2018 she joined ABC News as a GMA correspondent (GMA) and founded Club Mundo Kids the same year. The 'Hola Romi!' YouTube channel (2020) and Exile Content Studio extended the diversity-and-bilingualism mission (Authority Magazine).[편집]

Warm, bilingual, mission-first. Puga writes and posts in English and Spanish as a creator and ex-correspondent, selling inclusivity rather than celebrity (Instagram).[편집]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube: 25,800 subscribers, 10,965,250 views (fetched 2026-10-18). Last.fm: no data on record. Popularity rank: #41,651 overall, #31,384 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). She holds no placement in iFANN's Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. Her iFAMOUS audience is parents seeking bilingual kids' content; she carries no fandom apparatus, just mission-driven respect.[편집]

IMDb gives 1990; several bios give 1989: the birth year is disputed (IMDb). She once covered Mayor Max II, a dog elected 'paw-litician for life' in Idyllwild. She shares an October 20 birthday with Snoop Dogg. Full name: Romina Andrea Puga (Listal).[편집]

No family detail is public beyond a Miami Hispanic upbringing. Parents' names, siblings, partners, and children are all undisclosed. A single weak source names a husband; it is uncorroborated and not repeated here.[편집]

The Good Morning America team at ABC News (GMA); Fusion colleagues from the ABC-Univision joint venture years; and Jesse Eisenberg, subject of a famously frosty 'Say My Name' interview (Fusion).[편집]

No relationship is confirmed by Puga or a credible outlet. Status: undisclosed.[편집]

Net worth is undisclosed. No credible outlet has published a figure. Income traces to Fusion, ABC News, Club Mundo Kids, Exile, and YouTube; no salary or deal figures are reported.[편집]

Webby Award winner as a producer of Fusion's Lemonade. No other award win is documented.[편집]