Inside Australia’s most toxic celebrity friendship group as two women ‘leak gossip about each other despite claiming to be friends on Instagram’
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Two celebrities who claim to be friends on Instagram are reportedly leaking stories about each other to an anonymous gossip account.
Celeb Spellcheck, which is run by a Melbourne PR professional with impeccable sources, made the allegation during a Q&A session last week.
The profile’s administrator claimed a pair of well-known social media identities may be secret frenemies based on the tip-offs she receives in her inbox.
Drama! Two celebrities who claim to be friends on Instagram are reportedly leaking stories about each other to an anonymous gossip account. (Stock photo)
A fan asked, ‘What Insta celeb friendship circle / group do you think is the most problematic?’
The admin replied: ‘There’s two girls in particular who send in stuff about one another and they’re “friends” on the ‘gram. Very strange.’
Celeb Spellcheck, which has more than 132,000 followers, did not reveal the names of the two women.
‘Strange’: Celeb Spellcheck, which is run by a Melbourne PR worker with impeccable sources, made the allegation during a Q&A session last week. The profile’s administrator claimed the two women often submit gossip about each other, even though ‘they’re “friends” on the ‘gram’
Blind item: Celeb Spellcheck, which has more than 132,000 followers, did not reveal the names of the two women. (Stock photo)
Celeb Spellcheck is dedicated to spreading gossip and correcting typos, which has led to some influencers accusing the account of ‘bullying’.
During an Instagram Q&A in February, the mystery administrator – who is believed to be in her twenties – noted that the likes of Sophie Cachia, Steph Claire Smith, Jadé Tuncdoruk and Tayla Damir had blocked her.
Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting any of these women, or indeed any of the people mentioned by name in this article, have leaked stories to Celeb Spellcheck.
Blacklist: During an Instagram Q&A last month, the account’s mystery administrator – who is believed to be a Melbourne PR worker in her twenties – noted that the likes of Sophie Cachia, Steph Claire Smith, Jadé Tuncdoruk and Tayla Damir had blocked her. Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting any of these women have leaked stories to Celeb Spellcheck
Disgruntled: Celeb Spellcheck didn’t specify why these influencers had blocked her, but followers of the account wouldn’t have a problem working it out. For example, she has criticised Love Island star Tayla Damir (pictured) for her poor spelling on several occasions. Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting Tayla Damir has leaked stories to Celeb Spellcheck
Daily Mail Australia reported last month that a group of disgruntled Instagram models were working together to uncover the identity of the woman who runs Celeb Spellcheck.
The influencers were convinced they’d worked out who was behind the profile by piecing together the clues the administrator had shared about her life.
Despite this, Celeb Spellcheck insists no one has correctly guessed who she is.
Celeb Spellcheck began a few years ago as an account making fun of poor spelling on sponsored Instagram posts, but has since become a platform for holding influencers to account for their lies and irresponsible behaviour.
The profile is also a hub for user-submitted gossip.
Because of this, Celeb Spellcheck has drawn comparisons to DeuxMoi, the popular Instagram account that collects and dishes out unverified rumours about American celebrities from its almost 800,000 followers.
‘Wallah’: The account previously made headlines when it shared this screenshot of model Elyse Knowles misspelling ‘voilà’ as ‘wallah’. The gaffe went viral in December when it was picked up by U.S. social media sensation Joshua Ostrovsky, a.k.a. The Fat Jewish. Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting Elyse Knowles has leaked stories to Celeb Spellcheck