Trisha Paytas is coming to Australia. 

The American influencer, who rose to fame on her YouTube channel, announced her upcoming Australian tour on Wednesday. 

The 38-year-old, who has had a colourful and at times controversial career online, will host a series of speaking engagements. 

It's her first visit Down Under, ticketing agency Ticketek explained in an Instagram post this week.  

'After selling out cities across the US and making her Royal Albert Hall debut, The Eras of Trish comes to Australia for the very first time,' the announcement read. 

'Part concert, part storytelling and full of @trishapaytas' signature humour, the show is a self-aware look back at every era, from her earliest YouTube moments to pop singer, podcast host, Broadway performer and mum of three.'

The dates kick off in Melbourne, at Margaret Court Arena in March 2027, before moving on to Sydney's TikTok Entertainment Centre. 

Gigs at Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre and in Perth, at the Riverside Theatre, will follow, with tickets on sale on September 3. 

The California native boasts a large online following of approximately 20 million fans across several platforms.

Outside of her content-creating career, Paytas has been diversifying her portfolio. 

She recently made her debut on Broadway, appearing in the stage production of Beetlejuice.

Trisha starred as Maxine Dean in the musical in November, at the Palace theatre in New York City.

The mother of three also made a guest appearance in season three of HBO's Euphoria.

The former stripper and Big Brother TV show alum also revealed her political aspirations earlier this year.

At the time, she said she was considering a run for Congress.

She said the idea first dawned on her after a dream. 

'The idea of me being representative for the state of California came to me in a dream, in a vision, if you will,' the content creator says.

'I, like so many people, am just like watching the world just crumble little by little,' she continued. 

'But I'm not giving up hope. I'm a mother with three kids, and I really have the Generation Alpha and a Generation Beta, and they really need a better world.' 

Trisha has previously made headlines over the unusual names she has given her children. 

Her three-year-old daughter is called Malibu Barbie, while her two-year-old daughter is named Elvis. Her youngest boy, Aquaman, is one. 

She shares all three children with her husband, Israeli artist Moses Hacmon, whom she married in 2021.