Sir Babygirl, born Kelsie Hogue on October 29, 1992, in Hanover, NH, is a talented pop singer who has gained a large following on social media for her unique blend of brash music and comedy. With over 10,000 fans on Instagram, she has captured the hearts of many with her infectious personality and catchy tunes. Her breakout song "Flirting with Her" became a viral sensation after being featured on the soundtrack of the popular Netflix series Heartstopper.
Kelsie Hogue was raised in New Hampshire before pursuing her passion for the arts at Boston University's School of Theater. During her time there, she dabbled in acting and even appeared in a summer stock production of Legally Blonde. It was during her time in Boston that she discovered her love for music and later, while exploring comedy in Chicago, she found her true calling.
After honing her craft in both music and comedy, Sir Babygirl caught the attention of the Father/Daughter record label, signing a deal that would catapult her into the spotlight. Her gender nonbinary identity and unapologetically bold persona set her apart in the music industry, garnering her a dedicated fan base.
Sir Babygirl is not only a talented artist but also a skilled vocal instructor, showcasing her versatility and passion for music. As a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, she identifies as gender nonbinary and uses both she and he pronouns. Her openness about her sexuality, identifying as bisexual, gay, and queer, has helped normalize discussions about diverse sexual orientations.
Since 2019, Sir Babygirl has been in a loving relationship with musician Softee, and the two often share glimpses of their life together on social media. Her family, including Softee's parents and brother, have been supportive of her career, with her brother even making a cameo in her music video for "Cheerleader." Additionally, Sir Babygirl is a proud dog parent to a miniature spaniel named Sprout.
Sir Babygirl draws inspiration from a wide range of artists, but she credits comedian Patti Harrison and rapper Rico Nasty as major influences on her indie alt-creative style. By combining elements of comedy and bubblegum pop, she has carved out a unique space for herself in the music industry, captivating audiences with her infectious energy and bold creativity.
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