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Cher had a meltdown at an Irish girl on Twitter

JEALOUSY IS A GIFT BITCHES!

Jul 23rd 2015, 9:22 AM 18,614 Views 9 Comments

Cher auction at Sotheby's Source: PA WIRE

SO WHY DID singing legend, hair inspiration and all round life coach Cher lose the head at an Irish girl on Twitter yesterday?

Did Dublin journalist Holly Shortall provoke Queen Cher in some way?

Did she throw Swiftesque #shade at her?

Did she attempt to deny that Mermaids is one of the top five films ever made (Don’t even try to fight us on this)?

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No. No she didn’t.

What then, did Shortall do to deserve this?

gift Source: @cher

All she did was retweet and covet a handmade book of Cher’s tweets, which another lucky sod had been given for their birthday.

Exhibit A: 

cher Source: @rowlegendary

Exhibit B: 

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Somehow, Cher picked up Shortall’s lust and thirst for such an item, and levelled a barrage of abuse/advice at her.

gift Source: @cher

Cher, we are searching for your chill. In the hot press, under the couch, behind the Listerine. It’s nowhere to be found.

At first Holly was fairly shook:

But soon began taking Cher’s advice and paying it forward. Heroic, really.

Others were inspired too #Blessed:

Always remember: Jealousy is a gift bitches. Stop hiding your shame.

UPDATE:

Still though, jealousy is a gift bitch.

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