.BBCNews reporter ZoieOBrien_ has revealed she covers up her arm tattoos in a viral video that documents how she gets ready for work.
Zoie O’Brien created a TikTok video that lets viewers in on her morning routine, from getting changed from her comfy “baggy” clothes into a camera-worthy outfit and ditching her casual “messy” bun for loose curls.
The reporter wrote the word “tattoos” followed by a red cross emoji over the video, suggesting visible tattoos were not allowed during broadcasts.Zoie’s video was captioned “lesbians on the news like …” and was accompanied with a marriage equality hashtag “#lgbt” as well as a rainbow flag. Many TikTok users have praised the video, saying it makes them so “happy” to see “lesbian news anchors”.“OMG this makes me so happy,” another said.
One person said her transformation made her look like “a completely different person” while another said she would never have “noticed” her tats without her sharing the video.Another asked Zoie, who works as a health reporter for BBC South East, if she had any “difficulty” finding a job because of her tattoos, to which she replied explaining she had “no problem at all”.Staff in some professions have previously been, with female tradie Shade Wilmot sharing her experience with news.com.
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