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Star’s social media rant goes viral after VERY embarrassing mistake

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Mar 12, 2015

Jaime King might be feeling a bit morto today!

The model and actress, who is currently expecting her second child with her husband Kyle Newman, got very angry on Instagram last night… but it was all down to a mix-up about the word "ho."

All the drama kicked off when Jaime posted a picture of a bottle of Fiji water, the celebrity favourite, reminding pregnant women to keep hydrated.

A commenter named Jessica took issue with the picture of the high-priced bottled water, writing, "I'm sure the people of fiji would like fiji water too but unfortunately they can't have any because some big business decided that they now own the water in fiji. But hey ho, keep paying top dollar for those bottles of water, as long as oppression isn't on your door step, am i right?"

Jaime immediately took issue with the use of the word "ho" and replied to the comment with an EPIC rant, saying, "Dear Jessica- an open letter to your open assault. Apparently, I am a ho. Oppression is not at my doorstep according to this you. (Ironically, I grew up with my father taking care of the tenements and section 8 housing, collecting quarters out of washing machines and cleaning broken toilets) there are many forms of oppression. Physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and beyond."

The rant continued by telling Jessica to "take responsibility" for her words, with Jaime saying the comment deserved "instant karma."

However, as many of the model's other followers pointed out, it's highly likely Jessica meant "hey ho" as an informal, non-offensive greeting.

"'Hey ho' is a British phrase to say like 'Ah well' @jaime_king she wasn't calling you a ho," wrote one follower. "I know it doesn't make her post any less ignorant. Just so you know it wasn't as mean/personal as it probably came across xo."

Jaime then quickly deleted the entire post to avoid any further confusion, and took to Twitter to express a semi-apology:

Social media may b the downfall of all or the love that connects us. I wish we all spoke the same language & I am sad & sorry when we don't.

— Jaime King (@Jaime_King) March 12, 2015

An eventful night indeed!

This actress just made a HUGE Photoshop fail on Instagram

Mar 12, 2015

by Amber Saunders

First an "accidental" racist tweet, and now a seriously obvious Photoshop fail… Lindsay Lohan needs to step away from her smartphone!

The actress is in Paris at the moment, where she took in one of Kanye West's concerts earlier this week.

Last night she posted a "casual" photo of her posing in a black leotard, taken from her hotel room at The Plaza Athenee.

My feet look red lol- had to take that out. Only real red is my hair.

A photo posted by Lindsay Lohan (@lindsaylohan) on Mar 11, 2015 at 4:18pm PDT

The photo, in which Lindsay's feet are cropped out, was captioned, "My feet look red lol- had to take that out. Only real red is my hair."

It wasn't her missing feet that were the issue though – what most followers instantly spotted was that the white doorframe behind Lindsay was completely distorted – a telltale sign she had Photoshopped the image to make her bum appear more pert or even curvier.

Lindsay has been accused of editing her images before, but last's night post was definitely one of the more obvious attempts.

Commenters were quick to point out the rookie mistake, with one writing, "Mmm nice bent door!! Photoshop galore!" and another saying, "worst photoshop ever but I mean she looks cute."

The post is still online after 8 hours, so either Lindsay hasn't read the comments yet or she just doesn't care. We're guessing it's the latter!

It has been an embarrassing couple of weeks for the actress – aside from her social media fails, she is also required to re-do an additional 125 hours of community service for her 2012 reckless driving case, after her lawyers originally submitted her hours on stage in West End show Speed the Plow and her meet-and-greets with fans as community service work.