Sydnee Goodman

 Sydnee Goodman is an American YouTuber and a media personality. She was previously the Buzzfeed leading content strategist. Since 2018, Sydnee has been the host of The Daily Fix, an IGN Entertainment program. Presently, Sydnee is one of the most popular female personalities in the gaming industry as well as in the Twitch community. Sydnee Grace Goodman was born in Yorba Linda California, USA on the 7th of March 1993. Deena and Randy Goodman are her parents. Sydnee who lives in California was born in Arizona along with one sibling, a brother. Sydnee was a student at Chapman University between 2012 and 2013. The private school is located in Orange. She later earned an undergraduate degree in Human Biology from the University of Southern California; she was admitted to the university in 2013 and completed her studies in 2016. Sydnee Goodman is 5'6 inches and weighs 53 pounds. Her shoe size (5 US) is her size for a dress (2 US). Her hair is brown and has eyes. She is 34-26-35 ins. The gorgeous gamer has also done volunteer work. She was a Playroom Volunteer as well as an Escorting Volunteer at Children's Hospital Orange County in 2013. In September of 2013 she also served as an in-patient hospitality volunteer at the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry in USC.



 



 

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