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| PICTURE: Instagram/@ellieekellyy
Influencer Ellie Kelly has appeared on well known social media personality GK Barry's podcast Saving Grace.
The Dublin influencer, best known for her podcast Hold My Drink, alongside Charleen Murphy.
The pair chatted about the 'most random' topic according to fans, Jedward.
The dynamic duo were recently in the lime light for their 'beef' with former X Factor judge Louis Walsh who appeared in the Celebrity Big Brother house and had 'anything but kind' words to say about the pair.
It seems Ellie Kelly also has her own opinion on the pair and shared a 'strange' encounter her sister had with them as they lived in the same housing estate as the pair.
GK Barry asked the influencer: "Being Irish, do you like Jedward?."
Ellie responded: "They used to live in my estate and they were just like two normal twins. They stopped my sister walking down to the shop one day and they asked if they could sing for her. They just started singing a song and she was like 'what the f**k.'"
@savinggracepod No way #fyp #foryoupage #podcast #savinggrace #comedy #GKBarry #trending #charleenmurphy #elliekelly #jedward ♬ original sound - Saving Grace
The pair erupted and fans have too, one user commented under the video saying: "I vote she gets Jedward on the pod."
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