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How these high school sweethearts became a YouTube power couple
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March 26, 2021
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March 26, 2021
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3:54Now PlayingOttawa YouTuber Dustin Wilson makes high-octane prank videos and fashion influencer Coralie Charles focuses on style for her social media feeds. This wasn't their plan when they met in high school, but they've found a way to make a living, together and separately, online. CBC Ottawa teamed up with the couple to produce this video.
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