As Australia grows disheartened by the recent COVID developments, one person who never fails to find the humour in dark times is television star Grant Denyer.
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Grant, 43, took to his Instagram on Tuesday to share a new picture of an item we have collectively grown all-too accustomed to wearing in the past year… masks. Though, the Family Feud host tried to pass them off as something else entirely.
“G-strings or masks?” Grant captioned the picture. “You know it’s a snap lockdown when… you’re on the Gold Coast for holidays.”
Queensland recorded three new COVID cases today during its first day of a snap, three-day lockdown.
But Grant has clearly not let the fact his holiday has been interrupted by the virus dampen his spirits as he amuses himself and Instagram followers.
Indeed, his fans were particularly tickled in the comments, joining in on the fun.
“Just don’t mix em up! Don’t put your g-string on your face and vice versa!!” one follower wrote.
“Multi purpose 😂” another user penned.
Others were happy to see Grant on their turf, suggesting he and his family set up roots in the state.
“We’re gonna keep you now Grant, in fact we’re keeping the whole family don’t worry you’ll love being Queenslanders ❤️😂😂.”
This isn’t the first time Grant has shocked the public with his x-rated comments.
During his stint on I’m A Celebrity, the racecar driver revealed he didn’t know how to confess something to his team-mates “without coming off really creepy and weird”.
“Have you ever heard of sleep-shagging?” Grant asked to an understandably perplexed camp.
“It’s a real thing…”, he continued, “and, uh, yeah, ask my wife or… my previous partners”.
The presenter went on to clarify the condition, explaining, “I initiate sex in my sleep and don’t know that I’m doing it”.
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After the initial shock of the confession died down, Grant was quick to placate any lingering doubts surrounding his “sleep-shagging” affliction.
“No one needs to be freaked out,” the 43-year-old said. “I don’t, like, wander around the place and find somewhere to sleep.
“It’s only when I’m next to my wife. It’s like a… it must be just a subconscious thing.”
