Melanie Bracewell had one very simple birthday wish: not to spend it reading one of ' political manifestos.
Melanie Bracewell Claps Back at Dave Hughes Bizarre Message
Melanie Bracewell had one very simple birthday wish: not to spend it reading one of Dave Hughes' political manifestos.Instead of showing off heartfelt birthday ...
Instead of showing off heartfelt birthday messages from friends and fans, the comedian gave followers a glimpse at an unexpected direct message from Hughes that quickly stole the spotlight.
The Cheap Seats host celebrated turning 31 on Sunday by sharing a smiling selfie alongside the caption: '31 today. Thanks for all the messages!'
But swiping to the second slide revealed a very different kind of birthday greeting.
Melanie posted a screenshot of a private Instagram message from Hughes, who launched straight into a passionate rant about politics rather than offering birthday wishes.
'Please tell me you at least read the above,' Hughes wrote.
Big Brother Australia host Melanie Bracewell (pictured) had one very simple birthday wish: not to spend it reading one of Dave Hughes' political manifestos
Instead of showing off heartfelt birthday messages from friends and fans, the New Zealand comedian gave followers a glimpse at an unexpected direct message from Hughes that quickly stole the spotlight
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'The corruption by Labor Govts in Victoria and Federally is sending the country completely broke. That's my focus in politics.
'I'm sick of politicians thinking they can control the public to believe they are helping the disadvantaged while really just getting stinking rich themselves through outright thievery.'
Bracewell had little interest in diving into the debate while celebrating another trip around the sun.
'It's my birthday Hughesy I'm not reading all this,' she replied.
The deadpan response quickly became the highlight of the post, with fans praising the comedian's perfectly timed shutdown.
Despite the exchange, there appeared to be no hard feelings between the pair.
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Hughes later commented on Bracewell's birthday post, writing: 'Happy birthday legend. In comedian years, you haven't been born yet.'
However, it soon became clear he hadn't noticed the second slide exposing their private conversation.




