BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty wasted no time in returning to her usual fitness regime, just days after suffering an injury.
Taking to her Instagram page to share a post-workout selfie, the 45-year-old recently revealed she was back up and running again - despite pulling her calf muscle. "Beat the rain. Run done. Lazy day ahead for me. Happy Friday X #beyourbestself #5k (26 mins)," she simply wrote on Instagram.
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Just a few days prior, Naga shared a close-up snapshot of her cat resting next to her legs, telling fans: "Not sure Missy can help me today with a pulled calf muscle after today's run."
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"Hate it when that happens," she added. "Tips for a speedy recovery welcome… In the meantime: More stretching, #themasters & #lazysunday X."
Concerned fans were quick to send heartfelt messages, with one writing: "Glad your calf is on the mend, take care." Another remarked: "Excellent, calf muscle healed then." A third post read: "Good on you, you're a busy girl and deserve a chilled day. Have a kip."
© Photo: InstagramNaga recently shared this post-run selfie
The super-fit broadcaster frequently shares photos from her 5k runs – and it's a passion she shares with husband James Haggar. The couple, who married in 2007, often go running and take part in marathons – although, Naga likes to keep her distance!
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Speaking to fellow BBC host Louise Minchin and triathlon presenter Annie Emmerson on their podcast Her Spirit, Naga shared: "When I run, I have my headphones in, brilliant music, and I don't run side by side, I run in front because I want to be on my own.
"So even though I'm with him, and he's there, we run separately because it's my time."
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