Laura Byrne stumbled across a dog toy that looked suspiciously like a dildo while visiting her best friend Brittany Hockley on Monday.
The 36-year-old radio and podcast host shared footage of the large electric blue chew toy for Brittany’s dog Delilah on Instagram.
The phallic toy featured a ribbed design and two spherical ends, making it appear like a marriage aid at first glance.
Laura Byrne (pictured) stumbled across a dog toy that looked suspiciously like a dildo while visiting her best friend Brittany Hockley on Monday
“Brittany is that a dildo or a dog toy?” the former Bachelor star wrote alongside a video of the toy on the living room floor.
“Looks suspicious,” added the mother-of-two.
Brittany laughed at the confusion and said she had “no idea” what Laura was talking about, before throwing the toy at Delilah in the backyard.
“It’s your favorite toy! Laura doesn’t even know,’ she added.
She shared footage of the large electric blue chew toy for Brittany’s dog Delilah on Instagram. The toy featured a ribbed design and two spherical ends, making it look like a marriage aid
It comes after Brittany and Laura’s entertainment and lifestyle podcast, Life Uncut, was inundated with negative one-star reviews.
The feedback seemed to come out of the blue and didn’t reflect the show’s popularity, which routinely ranks in the top 10 most downloaded Australian podcasts.
“I’m an OG listener but I can’t listen to this podcast anymore because of Britt,” raged one listener, singled out Brittany for criticism.
“It seems like this is becoming a common thing when reading other reviews left by listeners,” they added.
It comes after Brittany and Laura’s entertainment and lifestyle podcast, Life Uncut, was inundated with negative one-star reviews
“So very disappointed,” wrote another. “I was already unhappy with where the podcast was going.
“Britt has become so incredibly self-absorbed that she takes over every episode and pretends that her opinions and life experiences are above everyone else’s.”
Another listener complained: “This podcast is so difficult to listen to because each and every episode is another example of how Brittany tries to relate every story, question or anecdote to her own life.
“It is unbelievable; it just screams narcissism.”
“Despite our best efforts, Brittany is not insightful, interesting or funny,” grumbled another fed-up listener.
The feedback seemed to come out of the blue and didn’t reflect the show’s popularity, which routinely ranks in the top 10 most downloaded Australian podcasts
“Their desperate attempts to keep up with the humor of youth are lewd, pathetic and frankly quite disturbing. Your voice will make you sick.’
Despite backlash from trolls, the majority of Life Uncut’s listeners left positive reviews, praising both the podcast and its hosts.
Brittany and Laura, who rose to fame on separate seasons of The Bachelor, have won Listeners’ Choice Awards at the Australian Podcast Awards two years in a row.
Brittany and Laura, who rose to fame on separate seasons of The Bachelor, have won Listeners’ Choice Awards at the Australian Podcast Awards two years in a row
Life Uncut was also picked up by KIIS FM and made into a national radio show.
In October, Brittany and Laura are releasing their first book based on their podcast.
The self-help title We Love Love: An Unfiltered A to Z of Modern Romance covers various dating issues such as ghosting and long-distance relationships.
In October, Brittany and Laura are releasing their first book based on their podcast