Ricky Gervais keeps a low profile as he joins his long-term girlfriend Jane Fallon on a morning stroll
They have been together for almost 40 years.
And Ricky Gervais and Jane Fallon kept things casual as they headed out on a morning walk on Easter Friday.
The mastermind behind The Office and After Life, 59, kept a low profile in a charcoal hoodie and joggers while his long-term partner, 60, bundled up in a navy coat and camouflage leggings.
Low-key looks: Ricky Gervais and his partner of nearly 40 years, Jane Fallon, kept things casual as they headed out on a morning walk on Easter Friday
Opting for practical footwear, Ricky wore trainers while shielding his eyes with classic shades.
He swept his hair over in a signature side part and sported a rugged stubble.
Jane tucked her blonde locks up in a high bun while going make-up free for the outing.
Just last month, Ricky confirmed he received the Covid-19 vaccine as he shared a picture with a needle planted in his arm to Twitter.
Understated: The mastermind behind The Office and After Life, 59, kept a low profile in a charcoal hoodie and joggers while his author partner, 60, bundled up in a navy coat
The comedian furrowed his brow as he received the jab, but did not specify which type of vaccine he received. He wrote online: ‘Take that, you COVID ****!’
The star wore an all-black ensemble and a face mask as he received the vaccine – the latest in a string of stars who have been jabbed recently.
This Morning host Phillip Schofield, 58, said he was ‘painlessly jabbed up’ as he shared a photo in March receiving the Covid-19 Oxford/ AstraZeneca vaccine.
‘Take that, you COVID ****!’Just last month, Ricky confirmed he received the Covid-19 vaccine as he shared a picture with a needle planted in his arm to Twitter
Protection: Phillip Schofield, 58, also shared a photo receiving the Covid-19 Oxford/ AstraZeneca vaccine while thanking the medical team for administering the ‘painless jab’
Fellow morning TV host Lorraine Kelly, 61, received an Oxford/ AstraZeneca injection, taking to Twitter to share the milestone moment.
McMafia star James Norton, 35, who suffers from Type 1 diabetes, said he was ‘happy and relieved’ to have received the Oxford/ AstraZeneca vaccine.
The recommended dosage for Oxford/ AstraZeneca is two doses to be administered with an interval of 8 to 12 weeks.
The makers of the three vaccines, AstraZeneca, Pfizer and Moderna, that the MHRA has approved for use so far, have all said they are aiming to modify their jabs to cope with variants of coronavirus this year.
AstraZeneca, the maker of the Oxford vaccine, said it hopes its new vaccine will be ready by autumn.
Jabbed: Fellow morning TV host Lorraine Kelly, 61, received an Oxford/ AstraZeneca injection, taking to Twitter to share the milestone moment