EASTENDERS star Danny-Boy Hatchard was left furious yesterday when his neighbours invited their family over for a barbecue, branding them ‘f***ing morons’.
The actor, who plays Lee Carter on the BBC soap, took to his Twitter to air his frustration about isolating from his loved ones while his neighbours flouted government social-distancing guidelines.
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He angrily penned: “The neighbours have decided to invite their family over for a BBQ, they have a baby daughter…
“And here’s me sat indoors staying away from the people I love and miss, so f**king morons like that don’t get ill…”.
Despite his annoyance, the soap star said he wouldn’t report them to the police, despite his followers suggestions.
A follower commented: “All of you on here commenting and moaning about your neighbours…. phone the f*#king police!!
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“That’s what they’re there for!!”
To which the 28-year-old responded: “Ain’t worth the drama. They’ll know it was me, and I don’t fancy kicking anyone’s head in right now to be honest.”
Public Health England (PHE) had stated last month that people should refrain visiting family or friends during the coronavirus lockdown to avoid possible transmission of the deadly virus.
The Our Girl actor’s tweet comes as Boris Johnson today warned Brits against “lockdown impatience” as the country is at the stage of “maximum risk”.
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In a rallying cry from outside No.10, the PM warned the nation he would “refuse” to risk a second wave of cases by lifting restrictions too soon, as he came back to work for the first time since his own battle with the virus.
The PM hasn’t been seen since he made a video statement to the nation on April 12 after spending a week in hospital fighting off the bug in intensive care.
In an address to the nation on the steps of Downing Street, he said the country was at the “moment of opportunity” where we could begin to “wrestle” the virus to the floor.
However, there would be no changes to the lockdown yet.
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He warned that it was also the “moment of maximum risk” and we must tread carefully, after reports of more cars on the roads and some Brits starting to head out.
The actor returned to the Square after nearly three years away in December and was shocked to see how bad his mother Linda’s alcoholism was.
His character Lee was last seen heading to Dover following the breakdown of his marriage to Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) in 2016.