Love Island's Jack Fincham forgot to social distance at a massive party at a pub.
The reality star, 26, planted a kiss on the cheek of a brunette bombshell while he was mixing with many different people at The Swan in West Malling, Kent, on Bank Holiday Monday.
Social distancing had been promised at The Swan's £120-per-head Bank Holiday bonanza but Jack's pictures on Instagram were telling a different story.
There was meant to be no dance floor but people packed into the middle of the marquee where strangers mingled together within close proximity.
Kissing, hugging and dancing were on the menu despite insistence the COVID-19 safety measures would be in full swing at the pub.
Jack had attended the event with a number of his male companions.
The Swan had organised for a DJ to play at the swish event on the Bank Holiday.
His Instagram stories were shared with his 2.1million fans.
Anyone in attendance or organising mass gatherings risk a £10,000 fine, which came into play over the August Bank Holiday.
Ahead of the event, The Swan had posted on Facebook : "Your tables will be positioned 2 metres apart and you will be allowed to dance at your tables only.
"There won't be a dance floor and we ask that you don't form the conga at any point.
"We will be adhering to COVID-19 guidelines and expect everyone joining us to do the same, if our rules are followed we will stay healthy and safe."
The pub's guests were seated in groups of up to eight people and a minimum of six per table.
It was hosted for eight hours from 1pm until 9pm on Bank Holiday Monday.
Paying guests got a summer BBQ and drinks for their £120 ticket.
Coronavirus guidelines at present allow different households to meet up outdoors in a group of up to six.
Two households have been allowed to meet at any location.
Mirror Online approached Jack Fincham and The Swan's representative for further comment.
