Dame Joan Collins stated the Covid-19 jab is each “painless and seamless” as she turned the most recent celeb to get vaccinated.
The veteran actress, 87, was delighted to obtain her coronavirus vaccine on the identical day on the Queen and Prince Phillip, who have been vaccinated at Windsor Fort.
She advised her followers on Instagram that she had acquired the Oxford College/AstraZeneca jab at London’s Bloomsbury Surgical procedure on Saturday morning.
In her put up she additionally thanked two NHS employees for his or her work administering the vaccination.
Sharing a photograph of herself getting the jab, Dame Joan wrote: “Delighted to get @astrazeneca @ouhospitals #vaccine yesterday morning on the @nhsenglandldn Bloomsbury surgical procedure – thanks Mr. @rajgill2585 and @dr-ammarahughes for a painless and seamless process! Identical day as our Queen! #honoured”
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Joan appeared as glamorous as ever whereas she was being vaccinated.
She wore a black floral gown and tights, with a cropped jacket on high.
She accomplished her look with a floral face masks, protecting herself and others secure amid the continuing pandemic.
Her followers have been happy to see she’d had her vaccine.
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Physician Who star John Barrowman commented: “Good for you Joan, Properly accomplished, unfold the message. Get Vaccinated. Jb”
Whereas one fan advised her: “Thanks Joan, for doing this and being an exquisite instance to others.”
A 3rd wrote: “So happy you’ve got had yours! My mum has hers on Friday – you’re each nationwide treasures and we have to preserve you secure xx”
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And one joked: “Appropriate that two Queens acquired it on the identical day”
Different celebrities together with actor Sir Ian McKellen, 81, Nice British Bake Off decide Prue Leith, 80, and rock and roll star Marty Wilde, 81, have additionally shared their experiences of being given the vaccine.
The Authorities is aiming to supply inoculations to virtually 14 million susceptible individuals within the UK by mid-February.
