Dame Joan Collins said the Covid-19 jab is both "painless and seamless" as she became the latest celeb to get vaccinated.
The veteran actress, 87, was delighted to receive her coronavirus vaccine on the same day at the Queen and Prince Phillip, who were vaccinated at Windsor Castle.
She told her fans on Instagram that she had received the Oxford University/AstraZeneca jab at London's Bloomsbury Surgery on Saturday morning.
In her post she also thanked two NHS staff for their work administering the vaccination.
Sharing a photo of herself getting the jab, Dame Joan wrote: "Delighted to get @astrazeneca @ouhospitals #vaccine yesterday morning at the @nhsenglandldn Bloomsbury surgery - thank you Mr. @rajgill2585 and @dr-ammarahughes for a painless and seamless procedure! Same day as our Queen! #honoured"
Joan looked as glamorous as ever while she was being vaccinated.
She wore a black floral dress and tights, with a cropped jacket on top.
She completed her look with a floral face mask, keeping herself and others safe amid the ongoing pandemic.
Her fans were pleased to see she'd had her vaccine.
Doctor Who star John Barrowman commented: "Good for you Joan, Well done, spread the message. Get Vaccinated. Jb"
While one fan told her: "Thank you Joan, for doing this and being a wonderful example to others."
A third wrote: "So pleased you have had yours! My mum has hers on Friday - you are both national treasures and we need to keep you safe xx"
And one joked: "Suitable that two Queens got it on the same day"
Other celebrities including actor Sir Ian McKellen, 81, Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith, 80, and rock and roll star Marty Wilde, 81, have also shared their experiences of being given the vaccine.
The Government is aiming to offer inoculations to almost 14 million vulnerable people in the UK by mid-February.
