Viral TikToker Allison Kuch Surprises Fans In Honor Of Daughter's 1st Birthday

For a year, viral TikToker Allison Kuch and her husband, NFL player Isaac Rochell, didn't show their daughter's face online. But for her first birthday, all the fans who have been following little Scottie Bee's life since birth got a present - to finally see her sweet face in a TikTok video in honor of her birthday.

Allison shared that she wouldn't be showing her daughter's face even before she was born, and throughout her first year, she only showed glimpses of her but never her face. So fans were shocked, surprised, and grateful to get the chance to finally see what she looks like.

Allison Kuch's TikTok Video Showing Daughter's Face Quickly Went Viral

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In honor of Scottie Bee's first birthday, Allison shared a video highlighting her daughter's first year that had fans melting over the cuteness. No one expected to see her face, so it was the ultimate birthday present for all who have been following Allison and Isaac's new chapter as parents.

The TikTok video needs no caption, and it quickly went viral. It currently has nearly 9 million views and more than 2 million likes and almost 23,000 comments.

"I didn't have a Scottie reveal on BINGO card this year! What a precious little angel," one fan wrote. Another said, "HOW IS SHE EVEN CUTER THAN I IMAGINED?! Thank you for showing us your perfect little girl!"

And there were many other comments that had that similar vibe.

"Her precious face was worth the year wait," one viewer shared. Another added, "SCOTTIE your TikTok aunties have been waiting for this."

Allison Kuch Recently Spoke To Kylie Kelce About Raising Kids In The Spotlight

Allison was recently a guest on Kylie Kelce's "Not Gonna Lie" podcast, and the two moms talked about keeping their children's lives private.

Kelce, 32, mom to three girls with another on the way, shared why her and husband, former NFL star, Jason Kelce, "scaled back sharing our own kids online," explaining that you can't "always assume that everyone is going to be respectful in a way."

Allison, 29, also shared a little about her decision to keep her daughter's identity private.

"There's a fine line between sharing and oversharing," Allison said, according to PEOPLE. "We kinda went back and forth and then we settled on the idea of, like, 'Let's just not share her for a while and see how we feel about it.'"

Allison said that her decision was a "healthy" one.

"[There] was the separation of, 'Okay, we're taking this video for us, for ourselves, for her to see later down the line,'" she shared. "And it never felt like, 'Oh, we're pulling out the camera [for online content].' It always felt like I was just a mom recording my child. And not to say that people who share their child online are doing it only for that. But I do I like that we kept her we've kept her private."

Allison Kuch Shared Her Decision To Keep Her Daughter's Face Private Before She Was Born

@allisonkuchon the other hand… gus wants his own tiktok