Lillian Droniak: TikTok's 93-year-old grandma shares red flags to watch out for in the dating world
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: With her open dating advice and updates on her own love life, a 93-year-old grandma has been making waves online. Lillian Droniak, a resident of Shelton, Connecticut, has amassed more than 8.7 million followers on TikTok.
Recently, she posted a series of videos on dating red flags to watch out for, such as avoiding a man ‘if he doesn't like bingo’ or ‘if he golfs.’ The internet sensation recently recorded a ‘get ready with me’ clip before going on her first date in 25 years, which did not go as planned. She has also shared insights on her own relationship journey.
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How did Lillian Droniak gain fame on TikTok?
According to Business Insider, Droniak has been enthralling audiences with her tried-and-true dating advice in recent months. She recently shared a list of warning signs that singles should watch out for. Droniak disclosed part one of her diverse list in one video clip, in which she said: "If he doesn't hold the door for me. It's not that hard." Earlier, Droniak uploaded what she thinks of as her red flags for males in January, and the video received over 2.1 million views. On her list, she placed the males, who boast off their height, saying, "It's okay if you're a short king, we just need to know."
'Grandma of the Internet'
Droniak has built up a sizable fan base and frequently receives millions of views on her dating-related videos. She has achieved this by sharing several avoidance techniques and posting ‘get ready with me’ (GRWM) videos showing her beauty routine before going on her first date in 25 years. She gave humorous tips on how to avoid an ex in her most recent TikTok video, which she released on Friday. These included 'meowing' when they try to call you on the phone and informing them you're already out on a date so you can't chat.
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