Chris and Jasmin are digital entrepreneurs, content creators, and brand builders whose journey began in a uniquely modern way — they met online, fell in love, and later turned that connection into one of the most recognizable creator brands in short-form media.

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Chris Foster, originally from Pakistan, and Jasmin Gomez, originally from El Salvador, built their relationship online before meeting in person. After meeting, they decided to get married and began creating couple-based social media videos, sharing humor, real moments, and authentic relationship dynamics.

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Their breakthrough came when one of their early videos — a naked towel prank — went viral, generating over 100 million views. That moment marked a turning point, bringing widespread recognition and rapid growth across platforms.

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As their audience expanded, Chris and Jasmin evolved their content beyond couple videos into kindness-driven content and short films, focused on emotional storytelling, helping others, and creating meaningful impact at scale.

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Today, Chris and Jasmin are recognized as one of the leading AI-driven creator brands, generating over 1 billion views every month across their media properties. Their innovative use of AI, short-form storytelling, and data-driven strategy has positioned them at the forefront of the modern creator economy.

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Their journey and work have been featured on the Today Show, Telemundo, and Yahoo News, highlighting their impact in digital media and online entrepreneurship.

Through their company, Creators Web LLC, Chris and Jasmin work closely with top creators, helping them grow, monetize, and scale — particularly by managing high-performing Facebook pages and generating consistent revenue through proven systems and automation.

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Today, Chris and Jasmin are happily married and parents to two children, continuing to build their family while scaling creator brands and helping others succeed behind the scenes.

Their mission remains simple:

turn attention into impact, and impact into sustainable income — for themselves and for the creators they support.