Chuckle Brothers star Paul Elliott showed off his dance moves in his garden after making a recovery from the deadly coronavirus.
The 72-year-old telly comedian - also known as Paul Chuckle - sipped an alcoholic drink and kicked back in a sun lounger as he made the most of the sunshine during isolation.
During his boozy day, the Chuckle Brother then got up and pulled some moves in front of the camera as he listened to rave music.
Reminding fans that certainly hasn't lost his sense of humour, in one of the weekend clips Paul walks into view dressed in a black leather jacket, gloves and dark shades.
He waits for a drop in the electronic music before busting out his best dad-dance moves for his social media followers.
Fans of the elderly comedian went wild for the incredible weekend footage.
"Absolute legend," one fan simply wrote.
"Love it you massive legend I have been a massive fan of you guys since I was a young girl and still am every now and then now I will watch some episodes xx," wrote another.
In another clip, Paul encourages his followers to get their happy hour drinks out over the weekend while Skrillex played in the background.
"Are you ready for happy hour? Get 'em out, why not? The suns out," Paul said, while still wearing his leather gloves and jacket.
One fan was rather impressed, writing: "Paul Chuckle drinking to Skrillex...I think that's just won the day!"
It appears that Paul is certainly a fan of the rave classics and a few days earlier he shared another entertaining dance, revealing he was 'feeling better'.
The veteran comedy star sparked an outpouring of support at the end of March when he revealed he had battled coronavirus.
He explained at the time that his symptoms had been 'mild' and was put out in bed for several days being looked after by his wife.
He also believed that the worst of the virus 'was over' and by the looks of his energetic garden rave, Paul is certainly back to his lively self.
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