They’re the pun enthusiasts who love to showcase their burgeoning relationship throughout social media.
And on Monday, family members of The Bachelorette’s Georgia Love, 29, and Lee Elliott, 36, seemed to reach their wit’s end thanks to the couple’s social media and phone use, telling them off at the Christmas lunch table.
Taking to Instagram Stories to take a selfie while eating and drinking, a frustrated male was heard telling the pair to put their phone away.
They’ve had enough! On Monday, family members of Georgia Love, 29, and Lee Elliott, 36, seemed to reach their wits end with the couple’s social media and phone use, telling them off at the Christmas lunch table
‘Oh for goodness sake you two, put it away,’ he said.
‘No,’ replied Georgia bluntly.
Disregarding the request, the former love seeker took a bite of food and a sip of red wine before smiling alongside her beau.
Too much phone use! ‘Oh for goodness sake you two, put it away’
Loved up: ‘Find a happier girl. I’ll wait’
‘Find a happier girl. I’ll wait,’ she captioned the video.
And regardless of the day being a public holiday, there was no rest for the pun-loving pair who fell in love on the 2016 season of The Bachelorette.
‘Avo Merry Christmas,’ captioned Georgia on a sweet couple photo that saw them stand underneath their Christmas tree.
No rest days! And regardless of the day being a public holiday, there was no rest for the pun loving pair who fell in love on the 2016 season of The Bachelorette
‘You didn’t think we were getting through Christmas without a pun, did you?’ she added.
And the same went for Lee who shared a romantic photo with his lady-love by the pool.
‘Do you like Christmas puns?’ he asked his 100,000 fans.
‘Yule love this one! Have your elf a merry little Christmas,’ he added along with the comedic hashtags, ‘rebel without a clause’, ‘sleigh all day’ and ‘the tree isn’t the only thing getting lit this year’.
Punsters! ‘Yule love this one! Have your elf a merry little Christmas,’ he added along with the comedic hashtags, ‘rebel without a clause’, ‘sleigh all day’ and ‘the tree isn’t the only thing getting lit this year’