A mum-of-two influencer who earned a huge following by sharing funny videos about life as a mother and schoolteacher has tragically died in a motorbike crash.
Camilla Erbs Dohn, 27, and a 48-year-old male colleague were killed in the accident, which happened at around 11am on Wednesday (5 August).
Police are investigating the cause of the crash, which happened near Vejen, Denmark. There were no witnesses.
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Both victims were travelling on the same motorcycle when it crashed, and police say there is currently no indication that anyone else was involved.
Camilla and her colleague both worked as teachers at a school in Vejen, as reported by Need To Know.
Camilla had built a social media following of more than 134,000 across Instagram and TikTok and is survived by her six-year-old son and four-year-old daughter.
In 2024, she told Danish media how she fell in love with the children’s father, Ralf Dohn, when she was 19 and he was 23 years her senior. The couple later divorced.
Following the tragic news, one follower commented: “Unbelievable. I’m absolutely heartbroken.
“Such young children, a wonderful new boyfriend and a new home. Newly in love and about to start a new job.”
Another wrote: “She was simply the funniest and sweetest influencer. RIP.”
Influencer expert Nathalie Larsen told local media: “She was one of those influencers who managed to be relatable without making it a strategy.
“Her content was characterised by a lot of self-deprecating humour, everyday chaos and plenty of laughs.
“She showed the less polished side of life, which gave many people the feeling that she was genuinely authentic and had an incredibly close connection with her followers.
“I’d say she was part of the movement pushing back against the highly polished influencer lifestyle and the culture that everything has to look glamorous and flawless.
“She became known for sharing a life that felt far less staged and for making people laugh about ordinary, everyday situations.
“Her ex-husband was considerably older than she was, and she used social media to challenge the stigma that can be associated with large age gaps in relationships.”
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