Influencer Defends Travel Criticism Claiming They Are ‘Key Workers’ | This Morning

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The Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said that currently no one should be travelling internationally, and that in most cases it is against the law. But despite this, social media seems to be flooded with British influencers and celebrities soaking up the sun. Sheridan Mordew is a fitness blogger, who has been in Dubai since the start of January, on what she describes as an ‘essential work-trip’ to provide sunny content and motivate for her followers, despite all her workout videos filmed inside her apartment. Phil and Holly challenge Sheridan who defends her choices.

Broadcast on 26/01/21

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