Celeste Barber has sunk her 'claus' into Kylie Jenner once again, this time taking a dig at the reality star's Christmas-themed photo.

The Australian comedian posted a photo of Kylie from 2019, in which the busty businesswoman wore a glittery red festive dress complete with oversized gift bow fascinator. 

On the right was Celeste's chaotic interpretation - a misshapen red dress hitched up to a similar length as Kylie's.

The comedian also held a half-drunk bottle of wine and held her large fascinator in place as she stared wearily at the camera.

In the caption, Celeste wrote: 'Holidays can be rough. Be nice.'

Many of Celeste's fans took to the comments to express their amusement.

'You shine! I love your impression,' said one.

'You win that round. Always a gift to us all,' remarked another.

While another offered 'that might be me in a few days. Drunk on a Mexican beach.'

However there were a few 'grinches' in the comments, with one writing 'enough with these K people', referring to the Kardashian family, while another commenter remarked 'this is getting very old.'

Celeste recently launched a scathing tirade against streaming giant Netflix after it was announced they had axed her comedy series Wellmania.

In November, she posted a snarky picture to Instagram in which she brought into question Netflix's explanation that they cancelled the series due to poor ratings after just one season.

Alongside a picture of the Wellmania poster, Celeste include statistics from a global streaming chart, which showed the series debuted in the top ten most streamed Netflix shows.

'Netflix Top Ten: Number Seven - Wellmania. Watched for 14,460,000 hours the week of March 27 - April 2, 2023,' the chart said.

Celeste posted a 'confused face' emoji next to the chart to express her disbelief at the claim the show was axed because of its 'numbers'.

Upon premiering on March 29, Wellmania spent its first two weeks in the global top ten, debuting at number seven and remaining at that spot the following week.

Wellmania fell out after that and did not re-enter the global top ten after that, although continued to do well in localised markets.

It remained in the top ten streaming charts in Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Iceland and Norway for three weeks, and was heavily streamed in many other countries as well. 

The series followed Barber's character Liv as she embarks on a strict 'wellness journey' after a trip to the doctor has her being diagnosed with a 'catastrophic' bill of health.