Comedian Celeste Barber never fails to make her millions of fans laugh.

The mum, from Australia, often posts hilarious parodies on Instagram where she's garnered 9.3m followers.

And when she's not making jokes on her social media, she's certainly doing it on stage during one of her stand-ups.

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Now in a recent post online, Celeste turned her attention to US model Bella Hadid.

In the parody, it shows the famous influencer posing with a huge beach hat which almost covered the entire photo.

She's also naked in the snap, although you can vaguely see her thong which basically blended in with the sand.

And in true Celeste manner, she took things to another level which certainly went down a treat on Instagram.

Instead of a hat to take centre stage in the snap, the comedian rocked a minuscule headpiece.

She wore huge knickers as she glared into the distance with pure disgust while covering the top half of her body.

Celeste truly knows how to do a parody as her post racked up over 457,000 likes in the space of 20 hours (at time of writing).

One fan joked: "What I ordered vs what I got on Amazon."

Another added: "The first pic is basically you with a normal size hat on."

Meanwhile other Instagram followers just tagged their pals into the joke, while some were left in hysterics.

And this isn't the first time Celeste mocked a celebrity online.

Previously, she replicated a bikini model's dangerous bike stunt as it left followers laughing.

In the clip, she was seen trying to mimic biker model "Panda", who rode her two-wheeler in a neon yellow swimsuit while performing a dangerous stunt.

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