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19th July 2022
11:45am BST

Many in the comments section of Jones' video were wondering why she'd decided to sunbath during one of the hottest days on record. "girlie did u tan on the sun??" joked one. "Why ppl don’t use suncream in weather like this is beyond me," said another. "Your face on one of the pictures was so red it lit my room up with a red glow" added a third. However in a follow up video, Jones cleared up a few misconceptions - mainly that the incident didn't actually happen during the red hot warm spell that's currently gripping the nation and resulted in a red weather warning being issued.@evajones__British weather xx♬ use this if youre gay - alex ◡̎
"Just to confirm," she begins, "that whole thing happened last Wednesday, not today or yesterday when it was ridiculous weather... I'm not that stupid. "It was at the highest last Wednesday of 20 degrees." She adds: "I didn't wear enough suncream, went to the beach, literally for an hour. There was a breeze so I didn't think think it'd be as bad as what it was." Soon after, she noticed her whole face start to go red and begin to swell. While quick to confirm that she's "not stupid" and of course wouldn't venture out in this week's heat without wearing suncream, Jones did later clarify that her swollen face was a result of heat stroke. Heat stroke occurs when your body's core temperature rises so high that it overheats and is usually a result of prolonged exposure to the sun or hot weather. She added that "the moral" of the story is that, she "should've put suncream on whether it was 20 degrees or not" but when the video was filmed, it wasn't "as ridiculous as it is today". She concluded: "It was 20 degrees, I'm just fair skinned. I've learned my lesson." Meanwhile as the country continues to heat up, the Met Office has already issued an amber weather warning ahead of thunderstorms and extended showers due on Wednesday. Related links:@evajones__ Replying to @islarusso ♬ original sound - Eva Jones
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