We're Still Not Sure Just How Old Danielle Cohn Really Is

In the ultimate battle of he-said, she-said, Danielle Cohn's real age has been a source of controversy for much of her online career. In 2019, the influencer's age came into question when her dad made claims that Danielle was lying about her birth date, alleging she was actually two years younger than she claimed to be.

Online, Danielle has been adamant that was actually born in 2004, but since her father got involved, fans have been uncertain what to believe, which has caused the internet celeb to frequently address the topic. Is there any proof to suggest she may not be honst about her age?

Following her dad's claims that Danielle is two years younger than she says she is online, the aspiring musician took to her social media to set the record straight — and call her dad out at the same time.

"I have the best life and make my own decisions so tired of this," she wrote on Instagram in 2019 about her father's claims. "Listen to someone that has nothing to do with me and also took my mom to court before I was famous because he didn't want to pay child support."

In another message to a fan, Danielle went on to accuse her dad of being an alcoholic and abusive to her mom. "You guys have no idea what you are talking about," she explained. "He was so embarrassed that he didn't even tell his wife about me until I showed up one day asking for stuff. Never supported anything I did, was never at my cheer or pageants... Why did it take him three years to come and say something... And did I mention he got his job by mentioning my name?"

There have been various leaked birth certificates as recently as 2021 that claim Danielle was actually born in 2006, like her father has maintained. TikTok gossip account @TeaTokRoom.USA posted a photo that a follower alleged was of Danielle's birth certificate, which lists her date of birth as March 7, 2006.

But despite these various claims, the influencer has maintained that she was born in 2004 and is now 17. Her dad has since deleted his Facebook post.

Danielle's stepmom took to Instagram in 2020 in a now-deleted post to defend Danielle's dad and share his text message response to his daughter.

"Danielle, you can think and say what you want but I was there all the time even when you FaceTimed me at night when mom was not," her dad wrote, according to Danielle's stepmom. "I was never here to be your friend, I was your father and not worried if you don't agree with me. One day you will see life is too short to fake your life every day and [you will] have to figure a way to protect your lie that you and your mother have created... It's sad to me and I feel bad for you."

"I am just here to hopefully protect my daughter and in turn I get no time with my daughter, you act like you hate me, my mother is treated like s--t by you as she dies so what am I getting from this?" he added. "Remember I love you without you handing me a paycheck. Believe in yourself and think how you move through life... It's not all selfies and shoutouts."

Danielle recently celebrated her birthday, and though her post didn't share exactly how old she was, plenty of her followers noticed that following the post, her BrandArmy page no longer included that it was "parent managed" in the description.

BrandArmy is a safe-for-work subscription service similar to OnlyFans, allowing minors to post exclusive (appropriate) content for their paying followers. Though Danielle claimed to be 17 in 2021, it's only just now been publicly managed by Danielle herself.

Though this doesn't prove anything, it does support her dad's claim that she was really born in 2006, as she would've just turned 18 in 2024. It seems we're still left with more questions than answers.