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Excess of vanity... that's what some people might think of when looking at pictures that some famous celebrities post on their Instagram account.
Yes - they are famous, and they've achieved a lot, and often quite attractive. But there are times I think that it's a little too much to bear... perhaps it's partly jealousy.
Then we came across comedian Celeste Barber, who does a fantastic parody of these 'celeb pics' on her Instagram account:
1. Kim-Ye
Yeah, I guess you don't often see sticking a tongue on someone's mouth in public - but you can on Instagram!
2. Miranda Kerr
I always wondered if it is more convincing or less convincing when a celebrity tells you that you should be who you are... since they are often just drop dead gorgeous. I reckon Celeste Barber's 'message' is a little more honest lol.
3. Serena Williams
Yeah, sorry - reality check. I'm nowhere near as fit as you, Serena...
4. Justin Bieber
Yeah, I prefer something a little less hazardous too...
5. Lucy Hale
Hey, watch that dude behind you.
5. Kim Kardashian
Reality check again... Like, we're totally gonna be sexy 24/7, even when we're half asleep...right??
6. Gisele Bundchen
Yep - that flying hair on the beach is so f---in' amazing...
7. Miranda Kerr (again)
I guess a burger and some chips like this would go over 1000 calories. And what is it going to do with my body? Absolutely nothing.
I think Celeste Barber's Instagram account is fantastic - there's a lot more to check out (@celestebarber), and I'm sure there's more to come.