Five new creators join WeAreTENZING in 2026

Five new creators join WeAreTENZING in 2026

The WeAreTENZING whānau is growing. Five new creators have joined the roster in 2026 — a TikToker of the Year, two All Blacks-turned-storytellers, a rugby jersey obsessive and a writer with seventeen years of internet behind her.

Brit Cunningham

Content creator, storyteller and mum of three (six if you count her dog and two cats), Brit is an inspiration to many. She accidentally ventured into TikTok back in 2022, where she carved out her own unique space online and built an incredible, supportive community of like-minded women.

Since then she has been named New Zealand TikToker of the Year by Remix Magazine, and got a taste of reality TV drama when she was cast in Season 2 of The Traitors New Zealand.

Brit is all about keeping it real — stories, humour and the beautiful chaos of everyday life. From oddly satisfying #CleanTok moments and garden updates to reno projects and relatable Mum Life vlogs, her content is equal parts authentic and entertaining.

Duncan Wood — Boomfa Vintage

Hailing from the West Coast of the South Island, Duncan is a rugby fanatic and sports enthusiast. After two decades on the rugby field he has continued his involvement through content creation, focusing on history, apparel and giving a voice to fans.

His page was originally set up to display his collection of vintage jerseys, but Boomfa Vintage has become a platform for discussing rugby and rugby league jerseys, news and hot takes, and a place for passionate fans to connect.

Outside rugby content Duncan is a seasoned traveller, exploring the globe alongside his partner Liv, staying active and getting in a round of golf between trips.

Lima Sopoaga

All Black #1145 Lima Sopoaga has returned to the mighty Waikato following a hugely successful career across Europe and Japan.

Passionate about family life with his wife Miriam and their three children, Lima shares authentic, heart-filled moments of raising his children and of athlete life with his engaged audience.

Moses Leo

A weapon in the backline for the Melbourne Storm, Moses has quickly made his mark in the NRL. Before switching to league he represented New Zealand with the All Blacks Sevens, including at the 2024 Paris Olympics. His mix of speed, strength and composure has made him one of the game’s most exciting crossover athletes.

Off the field Moses is grounded, hardworking and proud of his roots, and passionate about using his journey to inspire others and lead with purpose. Management supported in collaboration with Orbit Sports.

Hannah Keys

A content creator, writer and mum of two (plus her cat), Hannah has been sharing stories online since 2008. With a background in marketing and social strategy, she has always been drawn to telling honest, thoughtful stories that connect.

Her content is a mix of heartfelt reflections, sharp pop-culture takes and everyday moments that feel real and relatable. Passionate about women’s empowerment, financial literacy and always learning something new, Hannah brings curiosity, warmth and a grounded humour to everything she creates.