Blame it on the BEANIE! Boris Johnson suffers bad hair day in the Commons… after donning bright red hat to keep head warm during morning exercise
- Boris Johnson, 56, sported a chaotic hairstyle for Commons grilling
- Earlier he looked to be putting in quite the effort in a morning work-out
- Exercises in the session included lunges as well as knee raises this morning
- But it was squats that seemed to provide most difficulty for the Tory leader
- Mr Johnson grimaced in concentration as he carried out the exercise move
Prime Minister Boris Johnson looked to be having a bad hair day in the Commons this lunchtime – after an early work-out session wearing a beanie hat.
The PM, 56, looked as though he had not put a brush to his head as he painted a disheveled figure at the heart of government.
Johnson’s flyaway tresses looked more Worzel Gummidge than Prime Ministerial as he took PMQ’s.
Earlier he had braved the freezing conditions to continue his exercise regime – complete with squats and lunges.
The PM, 56, looked as though he had not put a brush to his head for his Commons appearance
He may have been having a bad hair day after an early work-out session wearing a beanie hat
A hint of how is hair would look was previewed at No 10 earlier today as he masked up
The PM, 56, opted for an unusual mix of work-out gear and knitted garments for the early morning session.
While he looked the part in sporty shorts and running trainers, he teamed them with a red bobble hat and green woolly jumper.
But the sartorial mash-up did nothing to dim his enthusiasm as he was put through his paces by personal trainer Harry Jameson.
The PM, 56 opted for an unusual mix of work-out gear and knitted garments for the session
Concentration was etched onto his face as he crouched into a squat position this morning
Pictures of Mr Johnson showed how much effort he was putting into the fitness training
One picture of Mr Johnson showed how much effort he was putting into the fitness training.
Concentration was etched onto his face as he crouched into a squat position, tightly clamping his hands together.
Later during the work-out he did some knee raises, which can help with abdominal strengthening.
Mr Johnson, who was hospitalised with coronavirus, has been dedicating himself to a new regime for the past six months at least.
Mr Johnson, who was hospitalised with coronavirus, has been dedicating himself to fitness
Mr Johnson has been committed to a new regime for the past six months at least
His trainer Harry Jameson has also worked with a number of celebrities during his career
He has been special permission to work out in Lambeth Palace.
When he launched the government’s Better Health Strategy in July he said: ‘I’ve always wanted to lose weight for ages and ages.
‘Like, I think, many people I struggle with my weight – go up and down.
‘But since I recovered from coronavirus, I’ve been steadily building up my fitness.
‘I don’t want to make any excessive claims because I’ve only really just started concentrating on it, but I’ve got – I’m at least a stone down.
‘I’m more than a stone down. But when I went into ICU, when I was really ill, I was very, I was way overweight.’