Piers Morgan has had his Covid jab.
The 55-year-old, who hosts Good Morning Britain with Susanna Reid, offered thanks to the NHS workers who administered the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine as he shared a clip to Twitter.
"JABBED!" he wrote, "Thanks to everyone at the Violet Melchett Centre in Chelsea for an incredibly quick, efficient service. In and out in 9 minutes!
"Had the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine. Here's the historic moment..."
In the video Piers gets talking to a doctor and nurses, all masked up, as they get him ready for the jab.
"So here I am," Piers says, "I'm about to have my AstraZeneca jab. I'm that old!
"The doctor here is going to be administering it to me."
He added: "I have to say it's been an amazingly efficient operation...we were told exactly where to go, you treated me like the idiot I am, nothing was left to chance."
The doctor explained that they were aiming to complete around 560 jabs in a half day shift with the help they were receiving from the medical centre's 40 volunteers.
"Very painless," Piers noted afterward, "there it goes. That's it, barely felt a thing.
"Not even as painful as working with Susanna Reid!"
Controversial media personality Piers has made waves throughout the pandemic, not least for his no-prisoners approach to interviewing government ministers.
He's clashed live on-air with the likes of Gavin Williamson, Therese Coffey, and Health Secretary Matt Hancock.
And his cross-sectioning of Mr Hancock, as well as care minister Helen Whateley, even sparked complaints lodged with Ofcom.
The broadcast watchdog cleared Piers, ruling that he'd been performing his journalistic duty.
Piers' coverage of the crisis has even seen a friendship come crashing down.
He's frequently clashed with Lord Sugar over Twitter, Piers reckoning his former pal's conduct has been the final nail in the coffin for their relationship.
"I think we're done as friends," Piers told The Sunday Times, "I can't see through the behaviour."
* Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV at 6am.
