The Block’s interior designer Shaynna Blaze looks glum as she picks flowers and walks her dog during Melbourne’s COVID-19 lockdown
The Block’s Shaynna Blaze has been spotted out and about amid Melbourne’s latest COVID-19 lockdown.
On Tuesday, the TV presenter looked glum as she took her dog for a brief walk around the city.
The interior designer, 56, was rugged up for the colder weather in jeans, sneakers and a large puffer jacket.
Fresh air: The Block’s interior designer Shaynna Blaze (pictured) was spotted walking her dog on Tuesday amid Melbourne’s recent COVID-19 lockdown
Ready for a sudden downpour, Shaynna’s coat had a hood with faux fur trimming.
Placing her blonde locks up in a ponytail, the Block judge appeared to wear minimal makeup for her short outdoor stroll.
Shaynna was later seen plucking a small bunch of flowers from a nearby garden as she continued her walk.
Pick of the day: Shaynna was later seen plucking a small bunch of flowers from a nearby garden as she continued her walk
Keeping cosy: The interior designer, 56, was rugged up for the colder weather in jeans, sneakers and a large puffer jacket
Last week, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews announced that Melbourne would go into a six-week lockdown to prevent the spread of its recent coronavirus outbreak across the state.
From 11.59pm on July 8, metro Melbourne went into full lockdown, and there are now 4,224 known coronavirus cases in Victoria.
Shaynna joins Neale Whitaker and Darren Palmer as the resident experts and judging panel on The Block.
On pause: Shaynna joins Neale Whitaker (left) and Darren Palmer (right) on The Block’s expert judging panel – which had its production halted for five weeks in March due to COVID-19
The Block’s 2020 season was halted in March for five weeks due to the COVID-19 outbreak across Australia earlier this year.
In May, host Scott Cam described this year’s season of the renovation show as the ‘most challenging ever’ because of the coronavirus pandemic.
He told A Current Affair that producers had downsized the latest project in Brighton, after several teams had struggled with the mammoth task of renovating The Oslo hotel in St Kilda last year.
The Block is expected to air in the next few months with auctions expected to take place at the end of spring.
The contestants are currently putting the final touches on their Brighton homes, which are expected to fetch more than $3.5 million at auction.
Coming soon: The Block is expected to air in the next few months with auctions expected to take place at the end of spring