Arianny Celeste & Brittney Palmer Are 'Double Trouble' In Latest IG Post

UFC ring girls Arianny Celeste and Brittney Palmer are hanging out outside of the Octagon ring, and fans are loving every minute of it!

The two went live on Instagram, causing "double trouble" as fans tuned in to watch.

Celeste and Palmer decided to go live together on Instagram to answer questions from fans and chat about their time as UFC ring girls.

After the live, the two posted a joint video, which shows Celeste and Palmer lip-syncing to the viral sound "I'm sorry, I just need one minute to make sure I look good. Do you think I look good Mr. Armstrong?"

Both UFC ring girls are wearing denim jeans and a matching black tube crop top as their long brown hair is curled and falls down just below their chests.

"Do you? Thanks for tuning into @brittneypalmer and my live! If u missed it go to www.ariannyexclusive.com," Celeste captioned the reel.

Fans immediately took to the comments section, saying that the two are "double trouble."

"? Double trouble!! ???," one fan wrote as another chimed in, "Double trouble ?, I like it Picasso !!"

While others commented on how great they think the two ring girls look, writing, "Y’all look better than good!!!" and "Two sexy ladies ❤️❤️."

One fan chimed in by saying, "15 years later and still the hottest ring girls in combat sports ???."

And another user commented, "2 Gorgeous babes, so hot ❤️❤️??."

"?what's good always looking beautiful and hott ?sexy sexy ❤️," one of Celeste's and Palmer's fans commented.

Not long after UFC fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov made some offensive comments towards UFC ring girls, claiming, "Ring girls are the most useless people in martial arts" and asking "“What is their function? You can show that it is the second round on the screen. Do they develop a sport? Or they help people to see that it is the second round now? What are they doing? Tell me, please," Arianny Celeste took to Instagram to speak out and to stand up, not only for herself, but also for her fellow Ring Girls.

“I’ve worked over 15 years in this industry and learned it’s easier just to simply NOT CARE,” Celeste wrote. “For 15 years we have been more than just ring girls – we have dedicated time in promoting UFC and showing love and time to our die hard fans through touring the world and personal appearances. And while the world is very different right now, I can still feel that energy and love every time we have a show with an audience.”

Celeste went to say how 15 years of hard work and dedication has led her to be “A bad a** independently wealthy female. A real estate investor and owner of not just 1 but 3 homes/properties one located in LA -which is expensive AF, and a female who is not afraid to take risks and build for my future.”

She then concluded with, “You don’t have to like me, but you will respect me.”