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06 Sept 2025
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'I'm looking at the ceiling' - Offaly social media star's mammy struggles with Facetiming
One Offaly social media star has perfectly captured the inter-generational struggles of trying to get your Irish mammy to use Facetime correctly.
Chelsea Henchy is one of the county and country's most popular stars on Instagram and TikTok thanks to her sketches but this time it was a case of life imitating art as her mother hilariously struggled to appear on camera while Facetiming her daughter.
Chelsea was sitting at her kitchen table in front of her phone but she got to look at her mother's ceiling, microwave and have the house at home in Offaly before she got to see her face to face.
Children of all ages can certainly relate to this - you can watch the brilliant clip below:
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