Ash Hardell

Ashton "Ash" Hardell (born: ) is an American YouTuber known for making LGBTQ+-based educational content as well as s relating to their personal life.
==Personal Life==
Ash is trans-masculine non-binary and uses any pronouns. They came out officially as trans on November 14, 2017https://youtu.be/P0DKOyP_vBU and got top surgery in August 2018https://youtu.be/59jnV_15vSM after documenting the process on their channelhttps://youtu.be/piftW5J2QOY.
===Grayson Hardell===
Grayson "Gray" Hardell (born: ) is an American YouTuber known mostly from their appearances on Ash's channel and other social media platforms. They are also trans-masculine non-binary and use they/them pronouns.
They proposed to Ash on November 1, 2015https://youtu.be/T7teBXlmJr8?t=6 and the pair got married in November 2016https://youtu.be/jdS957plVdc.
Social Media: Twitter • Instagram
==History==
Ash's channel rose to popularity in February 2018 after a video of them coming out to their mom as trans non-binary went viralhttps://youtu.be/FxFF5bgG6xs.
On their second channel, both Ash and Gray post mostly unedited webcam videos talking about their lives.
==The ABC's of LGBT+==
In October 2016, Ash released a book titled The ABC's of LGBT+.https://youtu.be/A4gSP5EaKwk In November 2017, they also released an accompanying free ebook titled The GayBC's of LGBT+.
==Hiatus==
Ash took an unannounced break from the internet in late November 2019 and returned 2.5 years later on March 4, 2022 with the first of a series of videos explaining their reasoning for doing so. In the video, they cited targeted harassment and transphobia as a cause of trauma and detailed the impact it had had on their mental health and identity.https://youtu.be/MI9ipRJKmLA
==Trivia==
*Ash and Gray's last name "Hardell" is a portmanteau of both of their previous surnames, Mardell and Hiltner.
==Gallery==
AshHardellBook.jpg|Ash's book, The ABC's of LGBT+
==References==
Category:Vlogging YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2009
Category:LGBT YouTubers