Irish mum recreates Beyonce’s twin photo shoot with her own infants in hilarious parody

AN IRISH mum has become an internet star after shooting a “realistic” version of Beyonce’s epic twins photo in her own backyard.

Sharon Kellaway has become an internet star thanks to her Beyonce parody. Picture: Facebook/Sharon Kellaway

SUPERSTAR mum-of-three Beyoncé sent Instagram into meltdown after she posted the first stunning photo of her twin babies.

The singer shared a typically-Beyoncé photo of her cradling twins Sir Carter and Rumi in front of a colourful rose bush last week, a month after they were born.

As well as causing a flurry of hype in the showbiz world, the shot has inspired a fellow mum to strike a pose in honour of her own kids.

Mum-of-five Sharon Kellaway, from Cork, Ireland, gave birth to twins Senan and Zoe in February, and wasn’t going to let Beyoncé outdo her.

So after seeing the star’s photo on Instagram, Mrs Kellaway grabbed the twins, donned her most colourful outfit and headed out into the garden to take her own shot.

In her parody photo shoot, mum Mrs Kellaway is dressed up in a flowing pink blanket, a pair of trainers and what looks like a wedding veil.

She can be seen clutching her twin babies in a variety of hilarious Bey-inspired poses, which she struck in front of her own colourful flower patch.

The Beyoncé-lookalike then shared her snaps on Facebook, where they have been liked by hundreds of her new fans.

The 40-year-old told Independent.ie that she did the parody shoot because she thought Beyoncé’s own shots looked “unrealistic”.

Sharon Kellaway’s hilarious parody. Picture: Facebook/Sharon Kellaway

Beyonce’s twins make their debut. Picture: Mason Poole/Parkwood Entertainment via AP

Alongside the shots, she wrote on Facebook: “I wonder how many photos Beyoncé had to get through to get the right one. My 6 year old took the photos … no qualifications and still did a mighty job”.

She has since spoken of her surprise at the snaps going viral, with news websites around the world featuring the hilarious shots.

This story originally appeared in The Sun and has been republished here with permission.