New Jersey Devils fan Danielle Cooper has fans stunned once again.

New Jersey Devils fan Danielle Cooper has returned.

Back in 2024, social media was drooling over her after she showed off her ‘assets’ during a Devils vs New York Rangers game. She has the most famous backside on Instagram. Cooper shut down the internet with photos showing her denim pants hugging her behind in a near-unnatural way as she posed at the game.

This week, Danielle Cooper was back on the internet, showing fans what made her go viral.

During another home game inside Prudential Center, the viral fan showed up to support her team. Just as she had before, she was sporting a Jack Hughes jersey, hiked up in the back so she could get the best shot of her backside.

The first picture she showed had her standing up, close to the ice, as the arena had nearly emptied after the game. The second picture she posted was of her grabbing a single cheek as she posed.

“Searching for the person who took these pictures when I wasn’t looking 🤔,” Danielle Cooper wrote on the Instagram post, which you can check out here.

Social Media Went Nuts Over Danielle Cooper’s Newest Pictures

Danielle Cooper posing in the stands at NHL gameDanielle Cooper (Photo via Instagram)
During a time when the world is in disarray, Danielle Cooper has returned to social media in a huge way. Fans often go viral in the stands, catching the eyes of TV cameras or in-arena screens.

Nobody has quite done it as well as Cooper. If she isn’t causing a stir in the NHL, she’s doing so during a Major League Baseball game. Once she was identified, fans have been flooding her comment section with love from all across the globe.

Much was the game for her recent pictures.

“I almost jumped through the screen,” one fan responded.

“Dammm booo 😍🔥,” a second fan responded.

“That brings the devil outta me 🔥,” a third fan said of Danielle Cooper.

“Tremendous 🤤,” a fourth fan commented.

“Every man in the joint was taking pictures,” one final person wrote.

Cooper has shared photos of herself in the crowd at hockey games in the past. She now has more than 1.8 million followers on Instagram.