Jodie Comer has given fans an inside look into her home life in lockdown following the outbreak of Covid-19.
The Liverpool actress revealed how she is getting through self-isolation and social distancing with the help of... a crisp butty lunch.
This comes after the BBC decided to move Killing Eve's air date forward due to coronavirus.
Killing Eve will be available to stream on BBC iPlayer from Monday, April 13. Episodes will also air on BBC One from Sunday, April 19, at 9pm.
It had originally been due to air first in America on April 26.
As further restrictions have been imposed in the UK, celebrities have revealed how their occupying themselves.
Former St Julie's pupil Jodie gave British Vogue a behind-the-scenes look at her life at home.
Writing in a diary form, the 27-year-old revealed what she's eating and doing during this time.
For breakfast, Jodie says she is eating a pack of Revels as lunch will consist of 'crinkle cut crisp butties'.
To keep busy Jodie said: "At the moment I’m working on watching a long list of movies that as an actress I’ve been too embarrassed to admit that I haven’t seen."
She also said she's been listening to Deliciously Ella's podcast and using Spotify a lot.
Jodie revealed: "If I need an afternoon pick me up, I... sing 'Fergalicious'...
"My one tip to getting through self-isolation is move your body as much as possible and stay connected with loved ones."
