I'm Nicole Lapin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand.

It's time for some money rehab. Roughly 57% of Gen Ziers want to be influencers.

Now should their parents let them?

Today I'm going to ask the perfect people about this.

Heidi and Mark DeMilio, parents of the most famous

sisters on Tik-Tok, Dixie and Charlie DeMilio.

Together, they've been dubbed Tiktok's first family and their meteoric rise on social media has translated into huge partnerships, big brands, and a TV show.

Today I talk to them about what advice they'd give parents of kids who want to be influencers,

how in their family business they protect both the family and the business, and how the changing

money dynamics in their household have affected their marriage and so much more. Here's Heidi and Mark.

Heidi and Mark DeMilia, welcome to Money Rehab.

Thanks for having us. Thank you. Where did you guys meet?

Well, I had been modeling. I'm from Louisiana and I was modeling there, New Orleans, all of that and I wanted to see if I could do it in New York City. So my friends and I moved and I knew I had to have a job to actually pay the bills,

so I was a personal trainer at a gym, and the guy that ran my gym when he was in college was Mark's college roommate so when he moved into the

city he was like hey give me a gym membership to his buddy and that's where we met.

And was it love at first sight? For me it was definitely.

She was from the South.

She's from Louisiana.

I was born in New York City, lived in Connecticut,

very northeast upbringing,

and that whole thing of opposites a track I think was exactly what happened.

And then Tikchok happened.

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