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Lorraine Kelly receives Covid jab but baffles fans with name on vaccine card

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Lorraine Kelly left fans confused after she told them she had her Covid 19 vaccine and showed a picture of the card they gave her.The Scots born TV host beamed proudly as she told fans: "Vaccinated!

So relieved! Easy peasy - didn’t feel a thing - thanks so much to all the cheery volunteers and NHS staff who made it SO simple!!"Please please get vaccinated!!

We are so lucky to have the opportunity Xxx"But as she held her vaccination card in her hand, followers on Twitter had two main questions for her regarding her identity.While some couldn't believe she was old enough to qualify for a vaccine at this stage, others were concerned by the surname on her card.Instead of Kelly, it read Smith."Who’s Lorraine Smith!!" asked one, while another.

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