Insta-fail! Laura Byrne suffers a shameful failure as she humorously misses a common costume style
Laura Byrne the Bachelor shared an Instagram story on Thursday that left some of her fans giggling.
The former reality star, who is currently expecting her second child with Matthew ‘Matty J’ Johnson, caught the attention of celebrity account Celeb Spellcheck as she streamed over her latest outfit .
‘This dress !! So funny, without feeling like a moo moo on you, ‘she wrote.
Insta-fail! Bachelor Laura Byrne, 34, (pictured) suffered an embarrassing failure as she humorously mistakenly named the name of a popular dress style while inspiring a comfortable designer dress.
‘Perfect to chuck on over swimmers,’ she continued before the brand.
The mother-in-law actually meant to write ‘muumuu’, referring to a loose dress of Hawaiian origin.
Celeb Spellcheck, an image dedicated to correcting the bad spelling of conquerors, retold Laura’s story with a snarky caption.
Caught out! Celeb Spellcheck, an image dedicated to correcting the bad spelling of conquerors, then retold Laura’s story with a snarky caption.
She is in great company! Laura didn’t seem to be the only one upset, with many fans of the account admitting that they had also spelled the dress’s name incorrectly.
Wife and a [cow emoji], ‘they wrote referring to her Instagram treatment, Lady and a Cat.
But it seems Laura was not the only one who was upset, with many fans of the account admitting that they had also spelled the dress’s name incorrectly.
‘Who would have thought this page would be engaging and educational ?! I thought it was spelled moo moo, ‘said one user.
A second wrote: ‘Don’t be a cowboy.’
Whoops! The mother-in-law actually meant to write ‘muumuu’, referring to a loose dress of Hawaiian origin.
Celeb Spellcheck has drawn criticism in recent months, with the likes of Skye Wheatley and Tayla Damir complaining that they are being bullied by correcting their spelling.
The administrator has denied the bullying of the influencers she appears on the account, saying: ‘This page is intended to be light and fun. I’ve posted things in the past that I’m not proud of, but I’ll try to cross the line forever. ‘
The account made previous headlines when he shared a picture of Elyse Knowles’ model spelling ‘voilà’ as’ wallah ‘. The gaffe went viral in December when it was picked up by U.S. social media conscious Joshua Ostrovsky, aka The Jewish Fat.
Clapping back: The account has drawn criticism, with the likes of Skye Wheatley and Tayla Damir (pictured) accusing the administration of ‘bullying’ by correcting their spelling.
‘Wallah’: The previous headline account when sharing this screenshot of Elyse Knowles model spelled ‘voilà’ as ‘wallah’. The gaffe went viral in December when it was picked up by U.S. social media awareness Joshua Ostrovsky, aka The Fat Jewish