When they first met in 2003, the couple behind The Holderness Family viral videos were both newscasters in Florida. Kim remembers spotting Penn across a bar. “He was doing the worm on the stage ...

considers his ADHD brain a gift The Holderness Family/Facebook Penn Holderness says there's no way of hiding his ADHD — and he's fine with that. "It's a fairly scorching case," says the viral ...

Penn and Kim Holderness are well known for their viral videos on topics from the pandemic to parenting as well as their podcast covering range of topics including ADHD—the subject of their new ...

Content creators Kim and Penn Holderness, who soared to internet fame in 2013 with their "Xmas Jammies" video, are on a mission to change the way people think about attention deficit hyperactivity ...

"I think ADHD is why we won," his wife and fellow winner Kim Holderness told E ... But he could get it done." And while Penn, 49, insisted their 2021 victory was a total team effort—"I ...

Raleigh-based Kim and Penn Holderness, known online as the Holderness Family, have over 8 million followers across social media platforms. They are authors of a New York Times bestseller.

They're award-winning content creators who won "The Amazing Race" durng a pandemic! Now Penn and Kim Holderness want to reframe the way we think about Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder.

“Almost old enough to join AARP, but I’m rapping and singing with my family,” husband and dad Penn Holderness sings. “And to be completely honest, had I realized we were going to be ...