“I Won’t Leave The House!” Woman Goes Viral After Being Interviewed Having Clearly Left The House

“I Won’t Leave The House!” Woman Goes Viral After Being Interviewed Having Clearly Left The House

The Brits have had a rough time with the old COVID strain and just as things looked like they were on the improve there are new fears surrounding the arrival of the more virulent strain from India.

And now a woman has found instant social media fame after she was vox popped on the streets of Bolton – a town north of Manchester experiencing a worrying new outbreak – by the breakfast program Good Morning Britain.

When asked about her fears surrounding the threats from the new strain, the mask-less woman declared she was so worried “I won’t even leave the house” and that’s despite being out shopping in Bolton’s main street.

Video of the interview has since been shared thousands of times on Twitter, to the merriment of many.

One poked some fun saying “nice house though”, while others complemented the woman’s “massive living room and garden”.

Another wag added: “These Zoom backgrounds are amazingly realistic.”

Check out some of the social media reaction below:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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