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Mel Robbins' divorce short sprints past her 'Let Them' guide

Thirteen uploads split between two subjects, handling other people and ending a marriage, and the newer subject is moving faster.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Let Them: How to Handle Difficult People & Take Back Your Peace and PowerLet Them: How to Handle Difficult People & Take Back Your Peace and Power

Two ideas ran through Mel Robbins' thirteen new uploads. Early in the week it was other people: how to stop their behavior from steering yours. By Wednesday the subject had turned to divorce, and that turn is where the speed is.

The long video that opened the week, "Let Them: How to Handle Difficult People & Take Back Your Peace and Power," still holds the biggest total of the batch. On pace, though, it has been overtaken. "The Ultimate Guide to Divorce (For You & The People You Love)" is drawing views noticeably faster, and a day-old short, "5 Situations Where Divorce Is Necessary," is moving about three times quicker than that. Another day-old short, "The Worst Thing You Can Do," has made a brisk start behind them.

Across the whole channel, the week looked exactly like an ordinary one, at roughly 740,000 views a day. For Mel Robbins, ordinary is a lot. She sits fourth by subscribers among the self-improvement channels listed here, but her daily views are well ahead of all of them, including Lewis Howes, the next busiest, and Ali Abdaal, who has a few more subscribers.

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The videos drawing views on Mel Robbins right now

The facts
Subscribers
6,230,000
Videos published this week
13
Video published
September 21, 2026
Video views so far
265,783

The numbers

Here are the figures behind Mel Robbins' week.

subscribers
6,230,000
total views
455,629,475
views per day
738,216
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
The School of Life
9,790,000
Jordan B Peterson
8,850,000
Ali Abdaal
6,700,000
Mel Robbins
6,230,000
Lewis Howes
5,020,000
Evan Carmichael
4,660,000
Matt D'Avella
4,050,000
Better Ideas
3,040,000
Tony Robbins
2,750,000
As of September 28, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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