03 June 2024 , 11:03
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A mum has been praised for her 'relatable' content after she mimicked a sexy model in a swimming pool.
It can be easy to get caught up in the summertime as we're flooded with social media snaps promoting toned tummies, sun-kissed skin and perfect subtle make-up looks. For many the expectation to look a certain way can feel really stressful and almost take all the fun out of the season.
But Celeste Barber has taken to Instagram to represent the majority of women in her latest clip, which made many people feel "seen".
The mum from Australia shared a video of the gorgeous model getting out of a swimming pool with ease, before cutting to a clip of her struggling to do the same movement.
As the video panned to another clip of the model going about her day, Celeste could still be seen desperately trying to get out of the pool, lifting herself up on the side – something that many people find difficult to do. She captioned the video: "You go ahead babe, I'll just meet you there."
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As Celeste almost hauls herself out of the pool, water can be seen dripping down her face, as the model smiles candidly at the camera. She finally pulls herself up, leaving many in stitches and praising her for her unfiltered, no-frills approach.
One person commented: "I love you. We women (yes, I'm speaking for us all) needed you. More of this. The world is hard enough." Another said: "You are amazing! You represent the rest of us so well and make us howl in the process!"
Celeste's most recent clip was 'relatable' to viewers (stock image) (Getty Images for TV WEEK Logie A)Another wrote: "Wow- you just reminded me that this was me last week in Santa Cruz trying to get out of my kayak and pull myself up on the dock... I was thinking please God I hope no one's watching...".
Other comments included: "The struggle is real", "Thanks for being so unapologetically you", "Haha! Celeste- I love you so much! Your videos are great and always make me laugh out loud", and "So relatable".