Ant Middleton is asking for "positive vibes" only as he begins his quarantine in a luxury hotel in Australia.
The TV star, 40, is down under filming Australia's version of SAS: Who Dares Wins and as per the country's coronavirus laws, he must stay in his hotel in Sydney for a fortnight before filming begins.
He was axed from the UK series of Who Dares Wins for allegedly making inappropriate comments to female members of the crew off-camera. He denied the claims.
But he is still part of the Australian show, and he's clearly enjoying some downtime before filming kicks off once his quarantine ends.
Taking to his Instagram account on Tuesday night, Ant filmed the stunning views from his hotel room.
He appeared to be in a good mood as he rapped along to The Notorious B.I.G.'s song Juicy.
"Good morning Sydney," he said.
"Day 2 of quarantine and listen, the sun's out, the view's not that bad — I can't complain."
He captioned the post: "Good morning to all my peeps out there!
"Positive vibes bursting through my hotel suite and onto the streets of Sydney!
"Life is unique to you as an individual, keep it that way! Positive vibes sent from me to you... Enjoy!"
He added the hashtags #sasaustralia #positivevibesonly #loveaustralia #zeronegativity.
Ant was dropped from the UK version of Who Dares Wins earlier this year for allegedly making inappropriate off-camera comments.
Four female crew members who worked on the hit show claimed Middleton had made "lewd and suggestive comments" to them on set.
Their allegations came after Channel 4' made the decision to not work with Middleton again due to his conduct behind the scenes.
At the end of 2020, Channel 4 investigated allegations and complaints from a number of women regarding Ant's comments towards them on set as they felt the way he spoke to them was "inappropriate".
Channel 4 said in a statement: "Ant Middleton will not be taking part in future series of SAS: Who Dares Wins.
"Following a number of discussions Channel 4 and Minnow Films have had with him in relation to his personal conduct it has become clear that our views and values are not aligned and we will not be working with him again."
His rep said at the time: "Ant categorically denies your allegations. He is always disciplined and utterly professional.
"This is the first we have been informed of any such complaint which has never been mentioned previously to Ant or any of his team by Minnow or Channel 4."
