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Published 09:21 26 Nov 2020 GMT

The account was originally run by members of his production team and his very first post was a video urging fans to help save the planet and do their bit to fight climate change.
We've no clue as to whether Sir David will be returning to the platform any time soon, but we can say with confidence that for a short time, he made the 'Gram a better place.Explore more on these topics:

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