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Carson Daly's Reaction To Getting A Letter From AARP Ahead Of His 50th Birthday Is All Of Us

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The former 'TRL' host had fans on Instagram feeling old after posting photos of his letter from AARP ahead of his birthday on June 22.

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Carson Daly turns the big 5-0 on June 22, but he got some birthday mail a little early this year... from AARP.

Daly shared on Instagram that AARP - the organization focused on those over 50 - sent him a letter to kindly welcome him to the "50s Club," complete with a special offer for an insulated trunk organizer.


The Voice host posted photos of the welcome packet with the caption:

"I gotta big bday next month & SH*T JUST GOT REAL!”

While Daly was a bit shaken by the realization, others were highly entertained.

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Well, at least Daly still has a couple of weeks to live it up in his 40s.

It looks like his 50s will be full of great adventure offers.

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