PAUL Scholes appears to have breached lockdown AGAIN as he laughs at his pal adjusting his “plums” during an indoor workout. The former Manchester United star, 46, uploaded footage which shows him hysterically laughing while holding dumbbells in a home gym. Scholes uploaded the clip to his Instagram story and covered his friend’s private parts […]
PAUL Scholes appears to have breached lockdown AGAIN as he laughs at his pal adjusting his “plums” during an indoor workout.
The former Manchester United star, 46, uploaded footage which shows him hysterically laughing while holding dumbbells in a home gym.
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Scholes uploaded the clip to his Instagram story and covered his friend’s private parts with a plum emoji for his 600,000 followers to see.
He can be seen squatting 12 times with his friend Andy Hulme telling him “that’s six” halfway through his routine.
The pair are long-term friends and are pictured together a lot on social media.
Under current coronavirus lockdown rules, Brits are banned from socialising with other households indoors – unless they’ve formed a support bubble.
Gyms still remain closed but can reopen in stage two of lockdown easing measures on April 12.
It is not the first time the England legend has appeared to breach lockdown rules.
Just last month he was being probed by cops after going hiking with four pals.
Once again, he had uploaded a clip to Instagram showing him sharing tea and snacks with mates on a walk in the Dovestone Reservoir, Greater Manchester.
In the clip, Scholes’ friends were seen laughing and eating sandwiches at the beauty spot as the ex-midfielder handed out soup from a flask.
A spokeswoman for Greater Manchester Police said at the time: “GMP has been made aware of a post on social media which may show a breach of COVID-legislation.
“This shall be examined further and we will assess whether any police action needs to be taken.”
Under current lockdown regulations, Brits can only meet one other person outdoors for exercise.
Meeting more than one household is strictly banned, and you must not travel beyond your local area for exercise.
The midfielder has already been caught flouting Covid rules multiple times.
Scholes’ neighbours also complained after his grown-up kids threw a new year’s fancy dress party with a gang of pals – breaching virus regulations.
The Man United legend’s daughter Alicia, 19, put pictures on social media of her posing with eight pals at Paul’s mansion in Oldham, which was then in Tier 4 restrictions.
The star’s £3.5m home was also the subject of a Covid-19 scandal last summer when a seven-hour party for his son Arron’s 21st was hosted there.
Scholes was spoken to by cops after the incident in August, which happened soon after indoor social visits were banned across swathes of the North following a spike in infections.
Former England star Scholes, 45 — now a BT Sport pundit — had posed in a “Lockdown Live” T-shirt with DJ Zac Caulcutt, while dozens of youngsters ignored social distancing rules.
In September, the same mansion was used to hold a 20-man football tournament.
Scholes filmed son Arron and up to 20 other players taking part and put footage online with the caption: “Just what I need tonight, Arron and his bell*** mates.”
From 17 May, at the earliest, six people or two households can meet indoors.
On this same date indoor hospitality opens, including pubs, restaurants and cinemas.
The Sun Online has contacted Scholes’ representatives and GMP for comment regarding the new video.
