Laura Byrne suffers embarrassing setback by humorously misspelling her popular dress

Bachelor Laura Byrne shared an Instagram story on Thursday that made some of her followers laugh.

The former reality TV star, who is currently expecting her second child with Matthew “ Matty J ” Johnson, even caught the attention of popular account Celeb Spellcheck as she gushed over her latest outfit.

‘This dress!! So comfortable, without feeling like you’re wearing a moo moo, ” she wrote.

Insta-fail! Bachelor Laura Byrne, 34 (pictured) suffered an embarrassing setback by humorously misspelling the name of a popular dress style while promoting a comfy designer dress

“Perfect for pouncing on swimmers,” she continued before scoring the mark.

The mother of one child was actually supposed to write “muumuu”, referring to a loose dress of Hawaiian origin.

Celeb Spellcheck, a profile dedicated to fixing influencer misspellings, reposted Laura’s Instagram story with a sneaky caption.

Caught off guard! Celeb Spellcheck, a profile dedicated to fixing influencer misspellings, then reposted Laura’s Instagram story with a sneaky caption

She’s in good company! It seems Laura wasn’t the only one confused, with many followers of the account quickly admitting that they too had misspelled the name of the dress.

‘Lady and a [cow emoji]they wrote in reference to her Instagram handle, Lady and a Cat.

But it seems Laura wasn’t the only one confused, with many followers of the account quickly admitting that they too had misspelled the name of the dress.

‘Who would have thought this page was both entertaining AND educational ?! I thought it was written moo moo, ” one user commented.

A second wrote: “Don’t have a cow.

Oops! Mother-of-one was actually supposed to write ‘muumuu’, referring to a loose dress of Hawaiian origin

Celeb Spellcheck has drawn criticism in recent months, with figures such as Skye Wheatley and Tayla Damir accusing the page of ‘intimidating’ them into correcting their spelling.

The admin denied harassing the influencers she features on the account, saying, “ This page is meant to be light and fun. I’ve definitely posted things in the past that I’m not proud of, but I try never to cross the line.

The account had already made headlines when it shared a screenshot of model Elyse Knowles misspelling “there” as “wallah”. The gaffe went viral in December when it was picked up by American social media sensation Joshua Ostrovsky, aka The Fat Jewish.

Answer: The account has drawn criticism, with Skye Wheatley and Tayla Damir (pictured) accusing the administrator of ‘intimidating’ them by correcting their spelling

‘Wallah’: The account has already made headlines by sharing this screenshot of model Elyse Knowles misspelling ‘here’ as ‘wallah’. The gaffe went viral in December when it was picked up by American social media sensation Joshua Ostrovsky, aka The Fat Jewish.