Beverley Turner steps out of a hair salon mid-appointment with her locks in rollers... after being 'blocked from This Morning' amid Covid vaccine row
It was reported last week that ITV have blocked her from appearing on This Morning following an on-screen row over the coronavirus vaccine.
And Beverley Turner put on an animated display as she stepped out of a London hair salon with a brush still in her locks on Wednesday.
The anti-vaxxer pundit, 47, appeared to be mid-appointment as she was still donning a black cape over her front and had a pink clip holding up a portion of her tresses.
Interrupted? Beverley Turner stepped out of a London hair salon with a brush still in her locks on Wednesday
Beverley cut a casual figure for the pampering session, donning black tracksuit bottoms and bright blue trainers.
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The TV personality appeared to be donning a light touch of makeup and sported her brunette tresses half pinned up.
After saying a few words and pointing from the doorway, Beverley was seen stepping out into the street and adjusting her hairdressers cape.
Stepping out: The anti-vaxxer pundit, 47, appeared to be mid-appointment as she was still donning a black cape over her front and had a pink clip holding up a portion of her tresses
On air: Last week, Beverley got into an argument with This Morning presenter Dermot O'Leary after she said of the vaccine: 'It does not stop you catching or passing on the virus'
Last week, the Mail On Sunday reported that ITV has blocked Beverley from This Morning following an on-screen row over the coronavirus vaccine.
A discussion about the jab's effectiveness became a heated row after Beverley said young people should reject having the vaccine.
It is understood that staff on the show have been told not to book the TV personality as a news reviewer amid fears her Covid-19 views are too controversial.
Laid-back: Beverley cut a casual figure for the pampering session, donning black tracksuit bottoms and bright blue trainers
Off she goes: Beverley held onto her hairbrush as she stepped out into the sunny street
Accessories: She donned a white watch and kept a spare hairband on her other wrist
A source told The Mail on Sunday: 'Production staff were told Bev is banned from the show after the comments she made... they couldn't have her on again.'
Beverley, married to ex-rower James Cracknell for 20 years before they split in 2018, had been appearing almost weekly on This Morning.
But last Monday she got into an argument with presenter Dermot O'Leary after she said of the vaccine: 'It does not stop you catching or passing on the virus.'
O'Leary replied: 'It does. The finest minds of science have, in an extraordinarily short amount of time, come up with this vaccine.
Having a look: Staff from the salon also followed Beverley outside
Peaking out: She stood wearing her hairdressers robe in the doorway and had a look
Pampering session: The hairdressers trip comes a week after it was reported that ITV have blocked her from appearing on This Morning following a row over the Covid vaccine
Moving on: Beverley checked out the street before heading back inside to her appointment
'It's proven it's working statistically. Why are you so cynical?'
After Ms Turner claimed there was 'no long-term data' to support the jabs, O'Leary said: 'We don't have a chance to have long-term data because we have this virus that's killing people around the whole world. We don't have that luxury, surely. Why are you so sceptical about the whole thing?'
She responded: 'Because of the fact there's a 99.8 per cent survival rate from Covid-19. The average age of death is 82.'
All out: The hairdresser, who was donning a mask. also stood in the doorway with Beverley
Break to proceedings: Beverley walked towards the parked cars and looked down the road while the hairdressers stayed close to the building
Who is it? She pointed in one direction while standing on the doorstep
New do: Beverley seemed to be having her hair cut, with some sections still looking a little wet
Sources close to Beverley, who hosts weekly podcast "As good as it gets?" with pal Marina Fogle, said she has not had any contact with This Morning since the argument.
Last week, she said: 'I love taking part in the current affairs debates on This Morning and applaud the country's longest running daytime show for discussing the day's biggest stories.
'This Morning has been very supportive over the last few years and I look forward to continuing our positive relationship.'
ITV declined to comment at the time.
In progress: A hairbrush was still in the star's locks, creating a bouncy curl
