Be it musicians, comedians, chefs or entrepreneurs, these women are using TikTok every day to entertain, educate, motivate and be voices for change. From the vulnerable and raw honest of what it’s like to be a working mum, to those in the world of health and fitness sharing their struggles with weight gain, eating disorders, and recovery to inspire others to become healthier versions of themselves, these women are nothing short of aspirational.
In light of International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the women who continue to use their voices for change, championing strength and creativity while bringing joy to the feeds of all who follow them. These Aussie TikTokers are nothing short of extraordinary, using their platform to not only inspire change and bring the laughs, but also taking great strides to make a lasting impact on the global TikTok community and beyond. So, without further adieu, here are the female TikTok stars we love.
Chantel Mila
For those seeking inspiration when it comes to DIY hacks and ideas, you can’t look past Mama Mila’s account.
Jules Sebastian
A home cook, author, and mum, Jules’ stories are relatable and hilarious.
Christie Swadling
The fitness professional from Newcastle is open and extremely honest. On her platform, she shares her weight gain journey as she continues her recovery from anorexia/IBS. As Christie suggests, “My goal is to inspire and motivate women to be the happiest and healthier version of themselves.”
PEACH
The pop singer discusses mental health through relatable content that proves entertaining and informative for all her followers.
Tkay Maidza
The Zimbabwean-born star is a delight to watch, sharing her journey as an incredibly successful singer-songwriter and rapper.
Kat Clark
The fitness trainer from the Gold Coast educates other women on how to leave hard situations.
AJ Clementine
A transgender woman and LGBT community icon, AJ’s page is a safe space for all.
Katerina Lee Roe
Representing Aboriginal heritage and culture, Katerina Lee shares her travels around Australia.
Howdoidelete1
A page sharing art and political issues affecting women.
