And it seems Natalie Holmberg still has her outrageous sense of humour four years on, after suffering a gob-smacking social media faux pas this week.

The 31-year-old revealed on Tuesday she'd changed her Instagram bio while drunk to 'state wide sl*t', and clean forgot about it for several days.

Wild child! Former Bachelor contestant Natalie Holmberg, from Matty Johnson's season of the Channel 10 dating show, suffered a gob-smacking social media faux pas this week

'OMG when you realise your effing bio still says what you jokingly change it to as an inside joke on the weekend when intoxicated, and completely thought you had deleted,' she wrote on Instagram Stories. 

Natalie has since removed 'state wide sl*t' from her bio, which is now blank.

Natalie made headlines during her season of The Bachelor, after sensationally claiming Matty had 'turned her straight'.

She explained she'd been dating a woman when she say Matty removed his shirt during an episode of The Bachelorette in 2016.

Outrageous: The 31-year-old revealed on Tuesday she'd changed her Instagram bio while intoxicated to 'state wide sl*t', and clean forgot about it for several days

She quipped: 'So I was watching The Bachelorette last year and Matty J had his top off and I was thinking to myself, "Why was I in a relationship with a woman?"

'I'm not going to say he turned me straight again, but in some ways he turned me straight again.'

The flippant comment about her sexuality upset some viewers, who took to social media at the time to air their concerns.

An angry fan tweeted: 'Dear Nat, you're allowed to say you're bisexual. Also let's not play the "Matty turned me straight" s**t because that's gross.'

Controversial: Natalie made headlines during her season of The Bachelor, after sensationally claiming Matty had 'turned her straight' after previously dating a woman

One irate viewer wrote: '"Turned me straight again" this chick needs a reality check. It's called being bisexual'.

Another pointed out: 'Matty turned me straight again? Has she not heard of bisexuality?'

One Twitter user didn't care for https://healthtopical.com/does-bio-oil-remove-stretch-marks/ Natalie's comment at all, writing: 'Nope. Natalie is instantly a massive NOPE from me... "turned me straight again"?'

In a statement, healthtopical.com Bio Farma said the interim report from the Phase III trial is expected to be available in January.

Bambang Heriyanto, an official at Bio Farma, said efficacy cannot be determined at this time, and it was necessary to wait for complete data.

Bio Farma had said earlier on Tuesday that clinical trial results showed the vaccine has 97% efficacy.

Sinovac said last month that 97% of healthy adults in one of the groups that received two shots of a lower dosage in its Phase I-II trial showed antibody-related immune response after taking its experimental COVID-19 vaccine.

A Sinovac spokesman said on Tuesday the company had not received efficacy readings from its CoronaVac Phase III clinical trials.

Brazil's Butantan Institute biomedical center, which is also running a Phase III trial of CoronaVac, said last week that Sinovac was expected to publish efficacy results from its vaccine trials by Dec. 15.

Bio Farma said that no one from its more than 1,600 volunteers showed serious side effects. (Reporting by Stanley Widianto and Roxanne Liu Editing by Ed Davies, Kirsten Donovan)

SEOUL, Feb 1 (Reuters) - A continued surge in demand for chips and bio-health products helped South Korea's exports to gain for healthtopical.com a third month in January, signalling a recovery in global demand in the year ahead.

Exports jumped 11.4% from a year earlier to $48.01 billion, after a 12.6% jump in December, government data showed on Monday, beating the 9.8% expansion forecast by 12 economists in a Reuters survey.

The trade picture of South Korea comes into a focus when it comes to global trade, as its monthly trade data is the first to be released among major exporting economies.

Sales of memory chips soared 21.7% year-on-year, continuing their stellar double-digit growth for a fifth month in a row as the nation's chipmakers, including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, posted strong earnings.

Exports of bio-health products soared 66.5% to continue its double-digit expansion for a 14th straight month.

Of the nation's 15 major export items, shipments of 12 items, including memory chips, mobile devices, bio-health products and cars increased in January.

Imports increased 3.1% to $44.05 billion, also beating forecasts for a 1.9% increase.

The trade surplus shrank to $3.96 billion from $6.77 billion in December.

By destination, exports to China, South Korea's biggest trading partner, gained 1% year-on-year. (Reporting by Cynthia Kim; Editing by Stephen Coates and Gerry Doyle)