‘I love it when she sings nursery rhymes!’ Matthew ‘Matty J’ Johnson catches Laura Byrne rapping Nicki Minaj to their baby girl Marlie-Mae during ‘wind-down time’
Matthew ‘Matty J’ Johnson, his fiancée Laura Byrne and their nine-month-old daughter Marlie-Mae are currently in lockdown amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
And on Saturday night, the former Bachelor, 32, caught Laura rapping Nicki Minaj’s ‘Super Bass’ to their baby as she got her ready for bed.
Laura, 34, appeared to be completely unaware that Matty was secretly recording her as she nailed the fast-paced lyrics in a video posted to his Instagram Story.
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‘I love it when she sings nursery rhymes!’ Matthew ‘Matty J’ Johnson (centre) catches Laura Byrne (right) rapping Nicki Minaj to their baby girl Marlie-Mae (left) during ‘wind-down time’
In addition to rapping, Laura also sung the high notes of the 2011 hit’s chorus as she dressed young Marlie-Mae in her bedtime onesie.
Eventually, Matty revealed he was recording her by interrupting with: ‘Isn’t it wind-down time, babe?’
‘Oh yeah, it keeps her still!’ Laura said as she burst out laughing after being busted.
Nicki, is that you? Laura appeared to be completely unaware that Matty was secretly recording her as she nailed the fast-paced lyrics in a video posted to his Instagram Story
‘I love it when Laura sings nursery rhyme to Marlie-Mae at night,’ Matty captioned the hilarious clip.
‘And she wonders why it’s so hard to get her to go to sleep.’
On Saturday morning, Matty took Marli-Mae for a walk in their home suburb of Bondi and posted a selfie from their outing to Instagram.
‘At least one of us had fun on our morning walk,’ Matty captioned the post, referring to his baby’s facial expression.
Keeping active: On Saturday morning, Matty took Marli-Mae for a walk in their home suburb of Bondi and posted a selfie from their outing to Instagram
Matty recently surprised his fiancée by singing Happy Birthday to her as she turned 34 while in COVID-19 lockdown.
He recorded the moment he burst into the room singing, prompting hilarious reactions from Laura and Marlie-Mae.
As of Sunday, there have been 6,303 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Australia, which have resulted in 57 deaths.
Pandemic: As of Sunday, there have been 6,303 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Australia, which have resulted in 57 deaths