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Kate Beckinsale Pulls Hilarious Prank On Her Daughter Using A Racy Photo Of Madonna's Butt

Kate Beckinsale Pulls Hilarious Prank On Her Daughter Using A Racy Photo Of Madonna's Butt
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English actress Kate Beckinsale may have scared you a little as Selene in the Underworld film franchise, but a text conversation Beckinsale posted between she and her daughter revealed Beckinsale is less a creature of the night and more a comedian in hiding.

Beckinsale posted the conversation to Instagram, showing how she temporarily fooled her daughter into thinking she was about to go and post a photo of her butt online.



Following an extremely polite and proper conversation between she and daughter Lily Mo Sheen—whom she co-parented with ex Michael Sheen, Beckinsale revealed she was joking.

"I can't believe you can't recognize your own mother's anus from under the bed," she jested.

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On a second page, Lily revealed she was indeed mortified to receive the text.

"I wouldn't even be embarrassed like for me if u posted that, I would be concerned."

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Beckinsale assured her daughter no such post would ever cross her Instagram feed or other social media.

"What am I doing under the bed and when did I get that rug?" she said, teasing her daughter for being unable to pick up on the fact the picture was obviously not Beckinsale.

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The original post by Madonna Beckinsale used for the prank was removed due to Instagram's anti-nudity rules.

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