About Cindy Noir

Cindy Noir is the internet’s Big Sister—a viral storyteller and speaker using her platform of over 1 million followers to create a safe space for Black Women and girls to find self-love and reclaim their power.

Cindy Noir is the internet’s Big Sister—a vibrant digital creator, speaker, and community-builder with over 1 million followers across social media. Her platforms have become a safe haven for Black women and girls who are navigating self-discovery, healing, and the messy in-betweens of life. Through her signature storytelling style—equal parts raw, hilarious, and deeply reflective—Cindy has built a space that affirms, challenges, and empowers her audience to grow into the most honest version of themselves.

At the heart of her impact is The Cindy Noir Show, a podcast where she unpacks modern womanhood, cultural shifts, personal growth, and the inner work that often goes unseen. The show blends humor with heart, offering a space for women to laugh, reflect, and feel seen—all while building the kind of emotional vocabulary that leads to true self-acceptance. With each episode, Cindy continues her mission of helping her listeners feel more grounded in who they are, even when life feels like it’s constantly shifting.

Looking ahead, Cindy has launched “Dear Big Sister Cindy”, a social media advice series where young Black girls can anonymously email their questions and receive thoughtful, affirming video responses. These content pieces are rooted in empathy, cultural understanding, and big-sister energy, giving girls a safe way to ask what’s been on their hearts—whether it’s friendships identity, peer pressure, or growing up.

Cindy is also expanding her work to pour into the next generation with Celfie Academy—a mentorship program launching in 2026 for tween and teen Black girls. The program is designed to help young girls build a healthy foundation of self-worth, communication, and identity in a world that often tells them who to be before they know who they are. As a precursor to the mentorship program, . Whether through her podcast, her mentorship work, or her daily presence online, Cindy Noir remains committed to creating soft, safe, and transformative spaces where Black women and girls can exist as their full selves—loud, quiet, complicated, brilliant, and everything in between.