Television presenter Joel Dommett wowed his fans tonight by having his wife Hannah on his ITV2 lockdown show.
The Sunday night instalment of Home Alone with Joel Dommett saw the comedian get up to some mischief at home while in lockdown.
The TV funny man, 34, took part in a number of amusing escapades throughout the episode, including getting his hair cut by his own wife, Hannah Cooper.
The amusing segment also saw him discuss his 'quarantine hair' with former Love Island winner and TV presenter Kem Cetinay.
Elsewhere, Joel also hijacked a Zoom meeting in some hilarious scenes, while also giving his admirers at home a chance to ogle him in the bath as he stripped down for a chat over Skype with Iain Stirling.
Naturally, the show went down a treat with fans, who were pleased to get some light humour from the comedian as we all deal with the boredom and severity of the national lockdown in the time of the coronavirus pandemic.
Taking to Twitter, one viewer wrote: "Wishing I Was Home Alone With Joel Dommett."
Another happy fan commented: " #homealonewithjoel omg Hannah trying to cut @joeldommett 's hair is cracking me up so much."
Meanwhile, another viewer tweeted: "Joel Dommett and his wife are honestly exactly what the country needs right now. An absolute belter of a show. #HomeAloneWithJoel "
The love for Joel's wife Hannah was also strong, with one saying: " @joeldommett has perked me right up ! Can’t wait for next week ! Can’t believe Hannah didn’t realise what Pen15 looks like #HomeAloneWithJoel "
A different viewer opined: " @itv2 Once lockdown is over @joeldommett should have a proper chat show series."
Finally, one Twitter user commented: "I am loving this show. So light hearted. It has the banter we need in our lives right now. Thanks @joeldommett #homealonewithjoel "
* Home Alone with Joel Dommett is available now on ITV Hub.
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