She was forced to apologise this week for being caught on set of The Masked Singer Australia without a face mask.
And on Monday, KIIS FM star Jackie ‘O’ Henderson took safety measures into her own hands and made sure to cover up as she went to the Docklands studio for filming.
The 45-year-old wore a white mask as she joined the likes of her co-stars Dave Hughes and Dannii Minogue on set in Melbourne.
Masked judges! On Monday, Jackie O and Dave Hughes were seen wearing face masks on set of The Masked Singer in Melbourne – after the KIIS FM star apologised for not wearing one
The trio were seen arriving ahead of an afternoon of filming.
Jackie, who is based in Sydney, looked casual in a pair of blue jeans and with a black puffer jacket.
She teamed the look with white runners and a tan bag.
Casual: Jackie, who is based in Sydney, looked casual in a pair of blue jeans and with a black puffer jacket
Co-stars: The 45-year-old wore a white mask as she joined the likes of her co-stars Dave Hughes (pictured) and Dannii Minogue on set in Melbourne
Back to it: Australian singer Dannii Minogue covered up as she walked on set
Dave meanwhile, wore an all-black outfit and a black face mask.
It comes after Jackie was pictured arriving without a face mask to the set of The Masked Singer on Saturday afternoon, and the photographs being splashed across a Sydney tabloid on Tuesday morning.
Jackie apologised for the gaffe on her KIIS FM radio show on Tuesday.
In Melbourne, face coverings are now mandatory in public to limit the spread of coronavirus.
Victoria has been struggling with a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases in recent weeks, and the mask ban – which had originally been limited to metropolitan Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire – was extended to all regional areas on Monday.
Safety first: In Melbourne, face coverings are now mandatory in public to limit the spread of coronavirus
Addressing the front-page story on her KIIS FM breakfast show, the 45-year-old admitted she had made a mistake and felt ‘really stupid’ for forgetting her mask.
Her co-host Kyle Sandilands started the broadcast at 6am by rattling off the negative headlines about Jackie, who was clearly mortified.
She said she found it particularly embarrassing because she had previously spoken of the importance of wearing masks and social distancing during the pandemic.
‘It’s my fault, I feel really stupid,’ Jackie confessed.
Speaking out: It comes after Jackie was pictured arriving without a face mask to the set of The Masked Singer on Saturday afternoon, and the photographs being splashed across a Sydney tabloid on Tuesday morning. Jackie apologised for the gaffe on her KIIS FM radio show on Tuesday
The mother-of-one explained that she had been rushing from her hotel to the set, and only realised on the drive over that she’d forgotten her mask.
She said: ‘I was coming from my hotel room… and we’re always running late with hair and makeup, and then we quickly packed everything up and we got in the car.
‘It’s only a two-minute drive, and on my way I thought, “Oh my gosh, I’ve forgotten my mask.” No excuse [but] I got out of my car and they gave me a mask.’
Jackie explained that the photo of her without a mask had been taken in the split second when she was dashing from her car to the set.
She concluded: ‘It’s stupid. I was in a rush. I forgot it, and I’m sorry.’
Extreme measures: Meanwhile on Tuesday, Jackie wore a mask and a clear shield while doing her radio show from a KIIS studio in Melbourne. She said she’s allowed to just wear the shield once her hair and makeup is done on set
Meanwhile on Tuesday, Jackie wore a mask and a clear shield while doing her radio show from a KIIS studio in Melbourne. She said she’s allowed to just wear the shield once her hair and makeup is done on set.
Her co-host Kyle Sandilands joked: ‘What the hell is that? That is like you’re doing major heart surgery on someone!’
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews made face masks mandatory in metropolitan Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire on Wednesday, July 22.
The mask rule was enforced across the state of Victoria on Monday.
People who do not wear masks in public face fines of $200, unless they have been granted an exemption.
The Masked Singer starts August 10 on Channel 10.