Gogglebox stars Mary and Marina have received their first Covid-19 vaccine together.

The Channel 4 stars - who are both in their 80s - appeared in high spirits as they went to get their inoculations at a surgery in Bristol.

Mary and Marina live next to each other in sheltered flats in Bedminster and decided to support each other as they went for the vaccines.

In the snaps, that Clinical Commissioning Group shared over the weekend, the Gogglebox stars both wore face masks as they sat in the surgery.

The picture also featured a medic, who was giving the television stars the lifesaving shot in the arm for the snap.

Mary and Marina have received their Covid-19 vaccine (

Fans of Mary and Marina have also took to social media to express their joy about the Gogglebox stars receiving the vaccine.

A fan Instagram page for Jenny and Lee congratulated the stars on having the vaccine done together.

"Some lovely news this morning - Gogglebox's Mary & Marina have received their Covid vaccine together in Bristol."

The profile shared the message along side a snap of the elderly pair in the surgery.

The television stars have received the first of their Covid-19 jabs (

"Just see Mary and Marina from #Gogglebox got their Covid vaccine together and it’s the most lovely news," wrote another profile.

"Well done Mary and Marina, receiving their CoVID," added another.

Mary and Marina have joined a growing list of well known faces that have received at least one of their vaccinations against the COvid-19 pandemic.

Other stars that have received the jabs include Sir David Attenborough, Sir Ian Mckellen and the Queen.

Fans have expressed joy at news that the stars have been vaccinated (
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Fans were pleased to hear that the stars have been vaccinated (

All of the celebrities that have received their vaccinations have praised the work of the NHS and urged fans to make sure to attend their vaccine invitations.

This week also marks the start of vaccination for people over the age of 70 as well as people considered clinically extremely vulnerable.

Some 5 million citizens are expected to receive invites this week to have their innoculations.
