Woman writes her grandma a fake Christmas card – but prank goes awkwardly wrong

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A woman's attempt at a festive prank on her gran took an unexpected but hilarious turn after she sent her a "fake" Christmas card.

The lady, named Tegan, shared the mishap on TikTok after penning a card "from Jean and Gordon" which ultimately "backfired" spectacularly.As she sat down to enjoy her tea, gran June criticised the card's "atrocious writing" - but reminisced about working with Jean for two decades. "She used to come to my house and cut my hair," June recalled. "Her husband died and then she met this lovely man and they've had a great time together - been on a cruise."As she read on, June noted: "Gordon hasn't been so well and has had a knee-replacement.

Hope you and [husband] Geoff are well, he was always the life and soul of the party. Big news our end, we're making the move back to Manchester in February." Puzzled, June then speculated: "She must have married again and he died too before she met Gordon," and reiterated her critique: "Her writing is atrocious - she used to be such a good writer".Handing the card back to its author, Tegan admitted: "You're right, it is bad!" But still unaware of the joke, June began writing a reply to the fictional Jean, as Tegan struggled to stifle her laughter.

The story went viral and sparked amusement among TikTok viewers, with one commenting: "The whole story about Jean is making me scream!" Tegan later revealed: "I didn't even write anything about Jean's dead husband - she just went off on one!"After another person made light of June's critique of the handwriting, Tegan confessed: "She said to me 10 mins later, 'Jean must of had a stroke, her writing didn't used to be like this'." Royal Mail even joined in the fun too, meanwhile, commenting: "This is the best one of