Aussie star Laura Byrne has uploaded an adorable video of her three-year-old daughter Lola spreading some Christmas cheer, but some fans couldn't help but point out a hilarious detail about the singing toddler.
The video has already amassed over 12,000 likes on Instagram and nearly 300 comments as Lola sings 'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town' with a little bit of extra razzle-dazzle added to it with hand gestures and interpretive dancing. "Too cute to not live on the grid," Laura captioned the video. "You better not ‘tout’ everyone, So be good for goodest steak!"
Fans gush over Laura Byrne's adorable Christmas video but one joke won
There's no denying the cute video will add some Christmas cheer to your day, but one comment garnered over 100 likes when a fan pointed out Lola's singing accent.
"So cute but she also sounds Irish or is that just me?" they asked. "Haha, she did at the start," one person agreed. "Was literally coming to the comments to say this," another said. "Bloody cute haha."
Others loved the earnest nature of Lola's performance. "It’s more of a serious statement than a song," one person said. "Lola bringing the songstress drama," another commented.
Okay this is tooooo much 😍😍😍 what a darling!!! Love the animation!" Aussie singer and actress Bonnie Anderson said.
"I’m loving the 'too town' in the sweet high wee voice!! A-dorable!!!" another person commented.
Matty J and Laura Byrne's 'light at the end of the tunnel' after renovating 'rundown' $2 million house
The Bachelor stars and Aussie power couple Matty J and Laura Byrne announced in August to their followers that they had bought a 'dilapidated' old house down on the South Coast and after months of renovations and a couple of setbacks, they've shared that their restoration of the $2 million home is finally taking shape.
Taking to Instagram, Laura and Matty shared the most recent reno updates and struggles, after dealing with wood rot, mould, termites and even snakes.
"Five months ago we picked up the keys on this beautiful old girl, and on the same day, demolition started. There was no way of really knowing what this Reno had in store for us, or how comprehensive the rebuild was going to have to be until we started pulling off walls and pulling up the carpet," they said. "We are slowly seeing the light at the end of the tunnel."
