Hey there, friends! Have you ever wondered how well your kids know your age? Well, Kristen Bell decided to put her daughters, Lincoln (6) and Delta (4), to the test. On Wednesday, July 17, she posted a video on Instagram where she asked them how old she was turning the next day, July 18. Spoiler alert: their answers were absolutely priceless.
Kids' Adorable Guesses Leave Mom Laughing
In the video, Kristen, known for her role in the hit movie Frozen, playfully asked her daughters, "How old do you think I’m turning?" Little Delta chimed in with a confident "63," and older sister Lincoln followed up with an even more hilarious "89." Their guesses were so far off the mark that it left Kristen giggling uncontrollably. These little ones clearly have a knack for making their mom laugh, even if they're not so great at math.
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Even Dad Gets in on the Fun
After her daughters gave their adorable guesses, Kristen turned to her husband, Dax Shepard, to see if he could do any better. "OK, dad, how old do you think I’m turning?" she asked, looking straight at him. Dax, known for his role in Parenthood, played it safe but still managed to keep things funny. "I’ll take a safe bet somewhere in the middle of those two guesses, so… 71?" he joked, which only made Kristen laugh even harder. When she finally revealed her real age—39—it was clear that this family has a great sense of humor.
By the time Kristen posted this hilarious video to social media, it had already been viewed over a million times. Alongside the clip, she wrote a caption that perfectly summed up her feelings: "My kids are kind. I don’t care if they can’t do math 👵👵


