Mark Wright’s parents drop off shopping at his home as he celebrates his 34th birthday in isolation following their coronavirus battle
Mark Wright’s parents dropped off shopping at their son’s home in Essex as he celebrated his 34th birthday in isolation on Wednesday.
The reality star’s mother and father appeared on the mend as they were seen for the first time since being struck by coronavirus at the end of last year.
Mark Snr, 64, and Carol, 60, remained socially-distanced as they left groceries by the gate of the media personality’s lavish abode, after eleven of his Crawley Town Football Club teammates tested positive for the virus.
What a treat: Mark Wright’s parents dropped off shopping at their son’s home in Essex as he celebrated his 34th birthday in isolation on Wednesday
The former TOWIE stars lent him helping hand as restrictions meant he was unable to leave his home for any reason.
The footballer, who made his debut for the club earlier this month, is following government guidelines after the football team were plunged into crisis.
A representative for Mark confirmed to MailOnline earlier this week: ‘Some of Mark’s team mates at Crawley Town tested positive which meant their FA Cup tie against Bournemouth this coming weekend has been postponed.
‘Mark is of course following all guidelines. Consequently he as had to postpone his daily BBC 2 fitness show, Workout the Wright Way, by a week, which was due to start next Monday.
‘Also will be broadcasting his daily Heart evening radio show from home, which he did last night until, he is allowed out.’ The team had their FA Cup game against Bournemouth on Saturday postponed.
It is currently unclear whether Mark’s wife Michelle Keegan, 33, is affected by Mark’s isolation period.
Recovering: The reality star’s mother and father appeared on the mend as they were seen for the first time since being struck by coronavirus at the end of last year