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Ballerina Farm business owners Hannah Neeleman<\/strong> and her husband, Daniel Neeleman<\/strong>, have made headlines through the years.<\/p>\n The pair \u2014 who launched Ballerina Farm in 2017 \u2014 rose to online fame giving glimpses of their life on their Utah farm<\/a>, with Hannah cooking and cleaning while homeschooling and caring for her and Daniel\u2019s eight children. (In February 2026, Hannah shared that she and Daniel are expecting their ninth child<\/a>.)<\/p>\n Despite social media trying to label Hannah as a \u201ctrad wife\u201d (short for \u201ctraditional wife\u201d) due to her lifestyle, she has denied this idea.<\/p>\n \u201cBecause we are traditional in the sense that it\u2019s a man and a woman, we have children, but I do feel like we\u2019re paving a lot of paths that haven\u2019t been paved before,\u201d Hannah explained to The Sunday Times<\/em> in 2024, noting that she doesn\u2019t \u201cnecessarily identify\u201d with the label.<\/a><\/p>\n Hannah went on to note that she has a high-earning job as a contributor on her and Daniel\u2019s farm. When Daniel was asked whether he identifies as the head of the household, he replied, \u201cNo. We\u2019re co-CEOs.\u201d<\/p>\n Scroll down to learn more about Daniel:<\/p>\n Daniel and Hannah Neeleman first crossed paths when she was a senior in college. The pair dated for a couple of months before getting married, something Hannah wrote was \u201cthe best decision [she] ever made,\u201d on their website<\/a>.<\/p>\n Daniel ended his collegiate lacrosse career early, moving to New York to support Hannah through her final year at Juilliard. (Daniel attended BYU from 2009 to 2013 before going to the University of Utah for his MBA from 2018 to 2020, per his LinkedIn<\/a>.)<\/p>\n The pair resided in Manhattan before moving to S\u00e3o Paulo for Daniel Neeleman\u2019s work and later relocating to Utah. Ballerina Farm is located in the fertile mountain valley of Kamas, Utah, according to their website.<\/p>\n \u201cBlessed with cool summers and snowy winters, livestock and humans alike enjoy this high altitude oasis,\u201d the website reads.<\/p>\nDaniel Neeleman Played Collegiate Lacrosse<\/h2>\n
Daniel and Hannah Neeleman Live in Utah<\/h2>\n