Asylum threatens to expel 96-year-old influencer due to “hectic” parties

Last month, the influencer received a warning from the institution for the elderly where she lives, in Shelton, in the state of Connecticut, in the United States. According to the statement, she should stop promoting "lively" parties, with alcohol consumption, among the other residents, or she could be expelled.

"Parties are not permitted and you cannot serve alcoholic beverages to other residents. This letter constitutes a final warning", informed the institution's management.

In a video that quickly went viral, Lillian Droniak, known on social media as Grandma Droniak, reacted with good humor.

I can do whatever I want. They can't stop me. I pay 12 thousand dollars a month to live here, so I can have whatever party I want. We're going to drink, gossip... It's not even a real party, but we make noise and have fun," she said, before tearing up the warning letter in front of the camera.

Lillian is a true phenomenon on social media. It was her grandson, Kevin, 29, who encouraged her to create content for the internet. According to him, his grandmother is as funny in person as she is in the videos.

The two began publishing videos together on YouTube in 2012. What started as a family joke ended up transforming Lillian into one of the most beloved internet personalities in the United States in recent years.

The best way to get to know her is by watching her videos:

girls night and we aren't talking to boys and can buy our own drinks

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