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Who Is Sharrells World Real Name and Channel Facts
Sharrell's World is run by Trena Sharrell Lloyd. Real name, husband, channel start date, subscriber count, lawsuits and the 2026 Blueface copyright strike.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Nov. 4, 2026. Searches for Sharrell's World have picked up after the celebrity gossip channel filed a YouTube copyright strike against a Blueface stream reaction by Kick streamer Unc Taylor. This explainer answers the most common questions about the channel using its public pages, court records and published reports.
Disclosure: unc.wtf publisher Unc Taylor is the creator who received the strike. Details of that dispute are in a separate news report.
| Channel | Sharrell's World, @SharrellsWorld (verified) |
|---|---|
| Operated by | Trena Sharrell Lloyd |
| Channel start | June 20, 2016 |
| Subscribers | About 707,000 (Nov. 4, 2026) |
| Videos | 337 (Nov. 4, 2026) |
| Business entity | Sharrell's World, LLC, a Nevada limited liability company, per court records |
| Spouse | William M. Lloyd, also known as Perry Sanders, per court records |
| Other platforms | Instagram about 113,000 followers; Facebook about 130,000 followers |
| Wikipedia | No article as of Nov. 4, 2026 |
Who is Sharrell's World?
Sharrell's World is a YouTube channel that covers celebrity news, reality television and trials. Its channel page describes it as a source for "celebrity news commentary, gossip updates, and entertainment hot topics." Recent coverage has centered on Blueface, Chrisean Rock and Nevaeh, along with reality franchises such as The Real Housewives. Much of the channel's content runs as long, live-style streams in which the host talks over news clips and commentary.
What is Sharrell's World's real name?
The channel is operated by Trena Sharrell Lloyd. Her verified Instagram account, @sharrellsworld, displays that name, and a May 2026 opinion of the Supreme Court of Nevada identifies Trena Sharrell Lloyd as the operator of the Sharrell's World channel, which the court said is owned by Sharrell's World, LLC, a Nevada company.
When did Sharrell's World start, and how big is it?
The channel joined YouTube on June 20, 2016, according to vidIQ channel data. As of Nov. 4, 2026, its channel page showed about 707,000 subscribers and 337 videos. View counts on recent uploads are far smaller than the subscriber total: a three-hour Blueface and Nevaeh live stream showed about 18,000 views a day after it aired, in a screenshot dated this week. A gap between subscribers and current views is common for older gossip channels whose audiences built up years ago.
Who is Sharrell's World's husband?
Her husband is William M. Lloyd, who has also gone by Perry Sanders. The Nevada Supreme Court opinion describes him as Trena Lloyd's husband and says he "occasionally appears as a guest on Sharrell's World." He has been named alongside her as a defendant in lawsuits over statements made on the channel.
What happened to Sharrell's World's husband?
Public records reviewed by unc.wtf show William M. Lloyd as a co-defendant with his wife and the channel's LLC in the Nevada and Utah cases described below. Beyond those filings and his appearances on the channel, unc.wtf found no published reporting on other developments involving him.
Sharrell's World lawsuits and legal history
Utah, 2021. Jenelle Evans Eason and other plaintiffs sued blogger John Yates, Trena Sharrell Lloyd, William M. Lloyd and Sharrell's World in federal court in Utah. The court dismissed the case on Sept. 20, 2021, for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction, according to the court docket and Starcasm, which reported the dismissal was without prejudice.
Diana Jenkins, 2022. On Aug. 31, 2022, attorneys for Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Diana Jenkins sent cease-and-desist letters to several bloggers and outlets, including Sharrell's World, over statements Jenkins called false, Page Six reported. The letter to Lloyd, published by All About The Tea, demanded that she stop the statements, correct the record and apologize.
Nevada, 2026. Eric Rosenbrook and Leida Margaretha, a couple from 90 Day Fiance, sued Trena Sharrell Lloyd, Sharrell's World, LLC and William M. Lloyd for defamation and civil conspiracy. A district court dismissed the suit under Nevada's anti-SLAPP law. On May 14, 2026, the Supreme Court of Nevada upheld the dismissal for most of the statements but reversed it for four specific statements, sent those claims back to the district court and reversed the attorney fee award. The case has not reached a final verdict.
Is there a Sharrell's World Wikipedia page?
No. As of Nov. 4, 2026, Wikipedia has no article on Sharrell's World or Trena Sharrell Lloyd. Most biographical details online come from fan wikis, stat trackers and court records.
Where else is Sharrell's World online?
Besides YouTube, the channel runs a verified Instagram account with about 113,000 followers and a Facebook page with about 130,000 followers, and sells merchandise through a store linked on its channel. unc.wtf could not verify an official X or TikTok account.
What happened to Sharrell's World today?
The channel remains active on YouTube. This week it drew attention outside its usual audience after Kick streamer Unc Taylor said Sharrell's World filed a copyright strike against his live reaction to a Blueface stream, matching her video "Blueface Chrisean Nevaeh Did He Really Lie?" Taylor disputes the claim and says the footage came from a public Kick stream. Sharrell's World has not commented publicly. Full details are in the Blueface stream copyright strike report.