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The 80-year-old United Kingdom-based celebrity chef, who stars on the reality baking competition known as The Great British Baking Show in the United States, shared a photo on Twitter from her inoculation at a doctor’s office in England.
“Who wouldn’t want immunity from #COVID19 with a painless jab??” Leith tweeted with the hashtag #vaccine.”
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I didn’t know that Nigella Lawson, who rose to fame for eating things on TV, and using a lot of butter, was still hosting a cooking show.
I thought everyone had moved on to Gordon Ramsay or
The Great British Bake Off.
She’s back in the spotlight, and if you want proof that the internet is bored, search #microwavenigellalawson on Twitter.
There you will find countless videos, memes, and ‘laughing face emojis’ as people lose their minds over her pronunciation of ‘microwave’ on her BBC cooking show.
Observe:
Yes, ‘microwervy’, although you’ll find a number of variations when it comes to the new spelling of ‘microwave’.