Overview
- Clinton posted a Dec. 2 TikTok saying she would celebrate her youngest child Soul on December 12 instead of her actual December 18 birth date.
- She told viewers she had done it for attention, creating uncertainty over whether the announcement was serious or performative.
- Australian Taxation Office guidance states official birth dates can be changed only to fix an error, so any switch would be informal.
- The video circulated widely with divided reactions, with some warning of future logistical and identity issues and others supporting a separate celebration.
- There is no indication of any change to the child’s official records, and the post arrives after scrutiny of Clinton’s recent TikTok Awards appearance.