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Turns out spelling errors run in the family.

Ivanka Trump probably should have run a cheeky spell check on her tweet Tuesday, which congratulated Boris Johnson, next prime minister of the United Kingdom.

Only problem? The president's daughter and senior advisor wrote it a little differently.

"Congratulations @BorisJohnson on becoming the next Prime Minister of the United Kingston," she wrote on Tuesday in a tweet that has since been deleted.

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Ivanka Trump Boris Johnson tweetCredit: twitter

It shouldn't be surprising — Trump spelling errors on Twitter seem to be a constant occurrence these days — with most of them being quietly deleted and reposted sans error. The most recent humdinger of an error was Donald Trump's well-memed "Prince of Whales" tweet.

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Set to replace Theresa May, Johnson will become the next prime minister of the UK on Wednesday, after being elected leader of the Conservative party on Tuesday.

Trump, a vocal supporter of Johnson, tweeted his own congratulatory message for the new PM.