Mum-of-two Celeste Barber has been up to her old tricks - hilariously mimicking the moves and poses of a model - leaving her fans in stitches.
Australian comedian Celeste has recently been touring stand-up material across the US, but has always found the time to poke fun at others younger, and perhaps more slender, than herself on her Instagram account.
In her latest clip - to the sounds of Calvin Harris and Rihanna's This Is What You Came For - the 42-year old imitates a tall, toned blonde model who is seen at the start of the video showcasing her figure in a skimpy two-piece bikini. The video then switches to Celeste, who waddles forward towards the mirror before shaking her curves in similar attire.
The model appeared at the start of the clip (celestebarber/Instagram)Unable to keep a straight face, Celeste breaks into a smile before closing her routine and jokingly captioning it on her profile: "Baby, this is what you came (to my page) for."
As ever, her 9.5 million followers on the platform hailed her antics and praised her for being "real". One woman commented in response: "I’m so glad you make fun of these women. I don’t think they realise how demeaning these posts are to themselves! It’s sad really."
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Celeste's impression... (celestebarber/Instagram)Another explained: "Clearly this woman has this body because she has worked for it. And clearly you have your body because you have worked for it. What sets you apart is you have the best sense of humor! And that is the most attractive!"
A third asked: "Where is the backside pose? Honestly, you have a good body, it just needs a bit of toning and you have great legs!" A fourth praised: "You know it’s going to be a good day when you open your feed in the morning and the first thing you see is Celeste… best thing on Instagram!"
Unable to keep a straight face
And a fifth added: "You make me laugh AND you are disarming years of female body negativity in under 60 seconds! Genius."
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