Controversial YouTuber Trisha Paytas is engaged to Moses Hacmon following a year-long feud with his sister-in-law

• Internet personality Trisha Paytas is engaged to Israeli artist Moses Hacmon.
• Paytas has a complicated relationship with Hacmon's sister-in-law, Hila Klein, one-half of the YouTuber couple H3H3. Paytas started seeing Hacmon during what was meant to be a"Bachelorette" style show that the couple created to help Paytas find love.
• Paytas is a controversial figure popular for her participation in internet drama and controversies.
• Her Instagram account disappeared earlier this week, which she claimed could have been a result of her promoting her OnlyFans account.

Trisha Paytas, the controversial media personality, is engaged.

The influencer announced her engagement to Israeli artist Moses Hacmon in an Instagram post on her alternate account, trishapaytasbackup, on Friday. Paytas' main account was disabled earlier this week, which she claimed could have been a result of her promoting her OnlyFans content on her account.

"WE'RE ENGAGED!!!!!!!! Ima be a wifeyyyyy future Mrs @moses_hacmon MERRY CHRISTMAS WE DID IT ," she wrote.

The engagement follows a tumultuous and complicated relationship between Paytas and YouTuber couple H3H3 - Ethan and Hila Klein. Paytas started seeing Hacmon, Klein's brother-in-law, during what was meant to be a"Bachelorette" style show that the couple created to help Paytas find love.

In response to a tweet Paytas posted with Hacmon in March, Klein responded, "Stop this right now" with a vomiting emoji.

Paytas is a controversial figure who is popular for her participation Internet drama and controversies. The 32-year-old has previously claimed to have dissociative identity disorder, sometimes known as multiple personality disorder. She joined YouTube in 2007 and has over 5 million subscribers on her various channels.

In addition to YouTube, Paytas has a sizable presence on Twitter and TikTok and is a creator on OnlyFans, a subscription-based platform that is often used by sex workers to sell erotic content.