NAME GAME American Pickers star Danielle Colby’s daughter finally reveals her real name after going by ‘Lolah’ for years

DANIELLE Colby’s daughter has finally revealed her name after going by Lolah on social media for years.

The American Pickers star’s 21-year-old daughter is an explicit Instagram model, sharing risqué photos for her 43k followers.

Now Lolah has revealed her real name to be Memphis Cushman which she has officially added to her profile bio.

‘TOO MUCH?’
The model shocked fans this week with a raunchy new video as she showed off her figure in a sheer dress.

Memphis posted a new clip that she begged her “family” not to watch.

The Instagram star took to her profile on Tuesday night to share a video of her posing on the ground in her bedroom.

The brunette showed off her dark hair with bangs and green eyes as she licked two of her fingers and ran them in front of the screen.

The clip then switched to Memphis opening her legs up in a sheer green dress while completely braless, showing off her tattoos as she gave the camera a sultry look.

The daughter of the TV personality captioned her post: “Were you surprised? I’m shy, is this too much?” with a crying emoji.

In a second comment underneath she begged: “Pls family skip this one.”

MOTHER LIKE DAUGHTER
The History Channel mom is no stranger to Memphis’ risqué posts though, and earlier this week she stunned fans with a photo in tiny Daisy Dukes.

Danielle, 47, took to Instagram to gush over Memphis in a post on her feed.

She shared a photo of her daughter and a dog together in Puerto Rico.

In the photo, Memphis was wearing a black graphic T-shirt and a tiny pair of black shorts.

Her face was covered with a cloth mask and she appeared to be wearing Teva sandals.

The model had her long dark hair in pigtails on either side of her head.

The post was meant to highlight an exciting new venture for Memphis.

Danielle explained in her caption: “My grrrl @memiibaby has moved to the island for the next year to work in the community with her momma and explore new life experiences.

“She is working specifically with @barksofhope training the more difficult dogs. Some of the dogs are simply too big for Leo at Barks of Hope to walk on a leash because they’re too powerful. Memphis is really good with those dogs.”

“When she is not knee-deep in dogs, horses, pigs, mug, etc, we like to take [sic] adventure and discover island nature. Most of us love our communities but we don’t know where to start helping. If you would like to start in community organization or helping out your community, here are some questions to ask yourself.

“What is my specific community needing? Food shortage, medical needs, therapy, drug counseling, help in animal shelters, help in nursing homes, orphanages, food pantries, help addressing climate change etc?”

Danielle continued: “What can I contribute personally to help my community, education, time, hands-on work, money, resources, allies? What are my strengths, what are my weaknesses?

“What can I emotionally handle helping with? For some people is too emotionally exhausting to help people, some people are better at helping animals, natural resources, etc.

“How can I help in a way that it does not exhaust me? When you are giving back to your community, often times it’s hard to tell at first where to draw the line and how to advocate without completely exhausting yourself emotionally.

“Many people want to help but many people have intensive jobs or family lives that also need to be prioritized, assess that. Helping within our communities teaches us follow through, compassion, opens our eyes to injustices and needs of our fellow human family.

She concluded her message with: “We are not here to save anyone or anything, we are here to lend hands because we also live in this community and need help and it is important that we support one another.”