GEORGIA ‘Toff’ Toffolo broke the lockdown rules – to attend a birthday party for her friend’s dog.
The I’m A Celebrity Star appeared to ignore government orders to ‘stay home, save lives’ – just days after revealing her beloved grandma has Covid-19 and her grandpa died of the disease.
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The Made in Chelsea star, 25, went to her friend Jess Hydleman’s house in London. A video showed giggling Toff, wearing a pink summer flowery dress, around a table with two men – Jess’s boyfriend and an unknown man.
They were on a Zoom online party with other pals who had sensibly stayed at home. Toff can be heard on the video asking, “So how’s Squirrel is he okay?” She then adds “well done Squirrel!” as the group raise glasses to toast and cheer the mutt.
A pal said: “Toff left her home on Friday to visit Jess in London for her dog’s party. Of all the reason’s to breach lockdown rules, your friend’s pooch’s first birthday is hardly essential travel.”
“It was so surprising to see Toff making such a blunder – especially after she has been so vocal during the pandemic.”
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Toff, who regularly shares online videos from her own home, was at the flat of pal Jess, the ex-fiance of struggling tattoo obsessive Marco Pierre White Junior.
The I’m A Celebrity star, and pal of Stanley Johnson, the Prime Minister’s father, has opened up about the family tragedy that took her grandparent Bertie’s life.
She told Kate Thornton’s White Wine Question Time: “We have had a bit of a difficult time as a family. My grandfather passed away a couple of weeks ago. He will be put down as a coronavirus death.”
“We knew he had it about ten days before he passed away, but my grandfather has been very ill for the last six months to a year and in and out of hospital, so in the end it was that. My grandmother actually caught it off him in hospital.”
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CLEANING queen Mrs Hinch has apparently been breaking lockdown rules by hosting barbecues in her garden.
The mum of one and Instagram star, 30, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, has urged her 3.3millions followers to “stay home guys, stay safe”.
But neighbours claim family members who do not live with her have been visiting in Maldon, Essex.
One said: “She has been having family over for barbecues. They weren’t doing any social distancing. I want to see my family as well but we can’t. We have to isolate to help the NHS.”
Sophie’s spokesman said the internet influencer did not want to comment.
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“When it all happened I thought it’s not going to come near me or my family and friends but I can’t believe how many people close to me and their family members – it doesn’t discriminate.”
Georgia first shared her sadness at not being able to grieve with her family after her grandfather died at the beginning of April.
The reality TV star shared a touching tribute of herself and her grandad singing ‘My Way’ together at her 25th birthday party last October.
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