Ian McKellen posts picture of receiving COVID-19 vaccine, calls it 'very special day'

Lord of Rings: Fellowship of Ring actor Ian McKellen took to Instagram on Friday, December 19, 2020, to share a happy picture of himself as he gets vaccinated for vel coronavirus. Along with picture, actor also went on to reveal that he was feeling very elated and penned a long te revealing details about same. 

Taking to his Instagram handle, Ian McKellen shared a picture of him after getting COVID vaccine in England. In picture, actor can be seen holding hand which was injected and also went on to give a thumbs up for camera as he is all smiles for it. actor can be seen donning a blue t-shirt along with a rainbow coloured muffler. actor also completed his look with a mask and opted for a messy hairdo.

Along with picture, actor also wrote, “It’s a very special day, anyone who has lived as long as I have is alive because y have had previous vaccinations”. He added, “Of course, it’s painless… it’s convenient, and getting in touch and meeting NHS staff and saying thank you to m for how hard y’ve been working is a bonus”. He concluded saying, “I would have hesitation in recommending it to anyone. I feel very lucky to have had vaccine”. Take a look at Ian McKellen's Instagram post below.

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As soon as actor shared post online, fans could t stop gushing on lauding and praising actor for his decision on getting vaccinated. post went on to garner heaps of praise and likes from netizens. Some of users went on to call actor an “inspiration”. While ors went on to pen some positive messs. One of users wrote, “You're such an amazing example for us all, dear Sir Ian. Thank you so much for that”. While or one wrote, “Amazing!! Happy you are protected”. Check out a few comments below.

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