- Hawk Tuah Girl is a social media star, and Glen Powell is an American actor
- Powell has a new comedy show called Chad Powers on Hulu
- Hailey Welch/ Hawk Tuah Girl reportedly filmed a cameo for the show
Hawk Tuah Girl, or Hailey Welch, is set to make a cameo in the new Glen Powell comedy show Chad Powers. Welch, 22, went viral in June 2024 after a street interview.
When asked about what makes a man go crazy in bed, she said, “You gotta give ’em that ‘hawk tuah’ and spit on that thang!” Since then, Welch launched her podcast Talk Tuah with Hailey Welch. Soon she will be the subject of a documentary, and a comedy girlie, it looks like.
Powell, however, has been an actor for years. The 35-year-old has recently made headlines after being spotted with his Anyone But You co-star Sydney Sweeney. They were spotted at his sister’s wedding. However, Sweeney, 28, is still in touch with her ex fiancée Jonathan Davino, so there is nothing to those rumors!
Read more: Who is Hailey Welch, a.k.a Hawk Tuah Girl?
Powell has bigger things to worry about, like his upcoming comedy show. Read on to find out about the show and Hawk Tuah Girl’s cameo.
Who is Hawk Tuah Girl playing in the Glen Powell show?
In the Hulu show, TMZ reported Hawk Tuah Girl was filming a cameo in early April. The show is about a disgraced quarterback named Russ Holliday. Holiday disguises himself as a man called Chad Powers to try to revive his dead football career.
While reshooting scenes in LA, sources told the tabloid that the scene Welch is in involves the quarterback bumping “into Hawk Tuah, AKA Haliey Welch, while out celebrating his draft pick to the XFL.”
In summary, Welch is playing herself in the skit. Welch is a busy girl, as she will be the star of her own documentary and is back running her successful podcast.
Why did she leave the internet?
Being canceled on the internet is a brutal thing, and Welch left the internet after she introduced a cryptocurrency coin called $HAWK. Immediately, the coin saw a huge surge in value, which plummeted as quickly as it rose.
People felt tricked by Welch and accused her of hyping up the coin to gain value from it and abandoning it later. Last month, the investigation from the Securities and Exchange Commission concluded Welch was not at fault, so all is good now.
During the investigation, she left the internet for a few months and returned to the internet in late March.
The 22-year-old is booked and busy. Her documentary will chronicle her rise to fame and her subsequent online downfall.
Stay tuned for updates on Powell’s show and Welch.
