Bachelor host Osher Günsberg reveals he’s required to get tested regularly for coronavirus as part of a Network 10 ‘work protocol’
Network 10 isn’t taking any chances when it comes to coronavirus.
In a post on Instagram on Monday, Osher Günsberg revealed he was required to get tested regularly for the virus.
Describing it as ‘part of a work protocol’, the 46-year-old Bachelor franchise host urged his followers to do the same.
Testing: Network 10 isn’t taking any chances when it comes to coronavirus. In a post on Instagram on Monday, Osher Günsberg revealed he was required to get tested regularly for the virus
‘Getting tested again today (my third time) no symptoms – just a part of a work protocol,’ he captioned a video of himself sitting in his car with a face mask on.
‘Grateful to have access to testing and grateful to work somewhere that takes COVID19 so seriously.’
He added: ‘Get tested. It’s a piece of cake. Also you can have cake afterward if you like.’
Opening up: The veteran TV host also shared a video of himself getting tested, as a nurse talked him through the process
The veteran TV host also shared a video of himself getting tested, as a nurse talked him through the process.
After removing his disposable face mask, Osher said he had to be careful not to pull out his hearing aids too, after previously revealing he suffers from industrial hearing loss and tinnitus.
He then opened his mouth for the nurse to stick a swab at the back of his throat before then poking it into each nostril.
On the nose: He then opened his mouth for the nurse to stick a swab at the back of his throat before then poking it into each nostril
‘That’s it? You’re so gentle,’ Osher told his nurse after completing the test, before quickly adding, ‘Oh, hang on. There’s the tears! There’s the tears!’
As his eyes began to water, Osher then turned to the camera, and assured his followers, ‘That’s it.’
Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Network 10 for comment.
‘That’s it? You’re so gentle,’ Osher told his nurse after completing the test, before quickly adding, ‘Oh, hang on. There’s the tears! There’s the tears!’