Enjoying the fresh air? The Project’s Tommy Little briefly takes off his face mask as he enjoys a take-away coffee in coronavirus-stricken Melbourne
The Project’s Tommy Little briefly took off his mandatory face mask while stepping out for a coffee in Melbourne on Thursday.
The 35-year-old comedian pulled down the covering for a few moments while speaking on his mobile phone outside a café.
He dressed casually for the outing in jeans, a white T-shirt and a black puffer jacket.
Coffee break: The Project’s Tommy Little briefly took off his mandatory face mask while stepping out for a coffee in Melbourne on Thursday
He had a colourful bandana, which he typically uses to cover his face, around his neck as he enjoyed a cup of coffee.
Tommy completed his ensemble with a pair of white sneakers.
It’s possible the funnyman has a medical exemption which means he does not have to wear a mask in public at all times.
Just for a moment: The 35-year-old comedian pulled down the covering for a few moments while speaking on his mobile phone outside a café
There it is! He had a colourful bandana, which he typically uses to cover his face, around his neck as he enjoyed a cup of coffee
Alternatively, he may have briefly pulled down the mask so he could speak clearly on the phone and drink his beverage.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Channel 10 for comment.
Last month, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews made face masks mandatory in public spaces across Melbourne and Mitchell Shire in a bid to stop the spread of COVID-19.
The mask rule was enforced across the state of Victoria on Monday, August 3.
Exemption? It’s possible the funnyman has a medical exemption which means he does not have to wear a mask in public at all times
People who do not wear masks in public face fines of $200, unless they have been granted an exemption.
Wearing a face mask can help prevent the spread of coronavirus because it limits infections spread by airborne transmission.
Each time an individual coughs or sneezes, they release germs into the air and this can infect others around them.
Explanation: Alternatively, he may have briefly pulled down the mask so he could speak clearly on the phone and drink his coffee
New rules: Last month, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews made face masks mandatory in public spaces across Melbourne and Mitchell Shire in a bid to stop the spread of COVID-19. The mask rule was enforced across the state of Victoria on Monday, August 3