On Tuesday, Sam Frost was hard at work on the set of Home and Away.
Her co-stars, Luke Van Os and Harley Bonner, the former Bachelorette, 32, shot scenes in Palm Beach, NSW.
Sam wore a sorbet orange mini-dress and crossbody bag while going barefoot on the sand.
Sam was barefoot on the sand and wearing a sorbet orange mini-dress and crossbody bag.
She was all smiles as she strolled along running lines, and was playful between takes.
Sam revealed she would be temporarily written off Home and Away as she waited to get completely vaccinated against Covid-19, prompting the on-set appearance.
It comes after the reality TV personality made a stunning U-turn after previously claiming she would not be getting the shot.
Last month, Sam posted a video to Instagram in which she tearfully admitted she had never been vaccinated.
The former reality star’s Instagram account was deactivated on October 9, only days after she said in a heartbreaking video that her mental health has suffered as a result of others”judging’ her for her lack of jab
Since 2017, the actress, who has played Jasmine Delaney on Home and Away, has advocated for a more accepting attitude toward unvaccinated Australians.
She said: ‘I was really hesitant about doing a video or even speaking up about this sort of thing, but I feel like it’s getting to a point now in the world where there’s a lot of segregation.’
Her video sparked a firestorm of criticism, largely due to her use of the word “segregation” to describe how society “judges” unvaccinated people.
‘Seven actively advocates vaccination for all of our people, and all Seven productions absolutely adhere to the public health Covid-19 safe procedures,’ a representative for the network stated shortly after.
In addition to other precautionary precautions, the cast and crew of Home and Away undergo Covid-19 testing three times a week.
‘Sam Frost continues to work on Home and Away and follows the safety protocols in place.’
Sam took to Instagram on October 27 to thank her loved ones, including her coworkers, and to express her gratitude for the support and love’ she’d received.
Channel Seven last month announced a vaccine mandate across all shows.
From January 10, the network declared it would “only engage fully vaccinated presenters, actors, and crew,” effectively telling Sam, “Get the shot or face the sack.
Sam confirmed this week that she will be fully vaccinated by the end of February, almost seven weeks after the vaccine mandate takes effect.
Her character, nurse Jasmine, will be ‘written out temporarily’ until she’s double vaxxed.
‘I’m not leaving Home and Away. I’ve got a medical procedure booked for January. So, I won’t be fully vaccinated until mid-late February,’ she said on Instagram.
‘I will be written out temporarily, Jazzy is going on an off-screen adventure for a few weeks, but I’ll be back.’