Is Danielle Bregoli Dating? ‘Cash Me Outside’ Girl’s Valentine’s Day Video Sparks Rumors

Danielle Bregoli, the 13-year-old girl responsible for the “Cash Me Outside” meme, shared a video on Valentine's Day showing off what seems to be a hickey on her neck. The teen gained fame after her September 2016 appearance on the "Dr. Phil" show for her rambunctious behavior.

Bregoli, who will be again seen on the show with her mother Barbara Ann to “discuss her four-and-a-half months at a top-level treatment facility,” shared with her fans how she spent her Valentine's Day. However, it is unclear if Bregoli is dating anyone.

"Valentine's Day so far consists of my exorcism,infected piercing,dancing to Shawn Mendes in cvs ,and filling out cards," she wrote on Instagram along with a collage of photos of her.

Bregoli’s latest appearance on "Dr. Phil" comes soon after an internet rumor claimed that she had committed suicide.

“After months of bullying from social media and peers at school, Danielle Ann was found dead in her room on January 23…a fight with a fellow student leaked online of Danielle being drug out of a car and repeatedly struck in the head…Just days after, Danielle was found unresponsive by her mother in her bedroom. She was then rushed to the hospital and later pronounced dead late Monday evening," fake news site Fly Height had reported.

After Bregoli appeared on the initial episode in September, she attended a school and treatment program for teenagers in Utah for almost five months. Her "Dr. Phil" episode, at the time, was centered around her attitude and strained relationship with her mother. In a pre-recorded clip for the latest appearance Bregoli said that she had been doing better.

The 13-year-old was unknown to the world until her September clip from the show went viral last month, giving her more than 3 million followers on Instagram. She capitalized on her fame by creating T-shirts and hoodies with her signature phrase “Cash me outside how bow dah.”

However, Bregoli found herself in hot waters after she was accused of copying the “C” from Hanes’ Champion logo to use for merchandising hoodies, TMZ reported.