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Drake’s “Goth Baddie” accidentally leaked her real age during livestream and people are sure he will lose interest now
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Drake’s “Goth Baddie” accidentally leaked her real age during livestream and people are sure he will lose interest now

Besfort Hajdari
September 28, 2026
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Drake and Lim Lamar
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Drake’s viral “Goth Baddie,” Lin Lamar, accidentally revealed her real age during a livestream after months of refusing to disclose it.

Lin Lamar, better known online as Pinkchyu, shot to fame after winning Drake’s “20 vs 1” dating challenge in August. The video gained massive popularity in part because she asked the rapper to bark for her on camera, which he did.

Her actual age has remained a mystery though. Some outlets have cited 23, others 27 with Lamar consistently refusing to confirm or deny it, until she accidentally revealed it on a livestream.

How it happened

During the stream, N3on guessed her age outright. “So you’re 25?” he asked.

Lamar, clearly caught off guard, shot back, “25? No… not that old, Jesus Christ.”

Moments later, she confirmed she’d recently turned 24, having celebrated her birthday on September 16.

N3on initially offered to edit the moment out.

“Well, no, that one we can cut out,” he said.

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