Gavin and Stacey fans got a little treat last night when Ruth Jones donned her Nessa costume for a little message to everyone in lockdown.

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Following on from the hugely successful Christmas special, many have been wondering if we'll get to see any more specials.

And while this isn't a new episode, it was a pleasant surprise, indeed.

Wearing her famous black wig and leather gilet, Nessa said: "Oh, what's occurring? Not a lot other than a global pandemic, but the question was rhetorical.

"Now listen, I am not here to give advice, there's plenty of others that would do that for you, it's your life and I'm not about to tell you how to live it. I wouldn't do that to no one - I wouldn't even tell myself to live my life."

She went on to remind people who see her on her "daily half marathon" to keep their distance, stay away and "back off".

"Because at the end of the day, when all is said and done, no word of a lie, if truth be told, just because you don't feel ill, don't mean you're not infectious. You could be riddled."

Nessa concluded: "Stay safe, stay out of my way and protect the NHS - obviously it goes without saying."

Jones' husband, David Peet, shared the video to his Twitter account and of course, fans excitedly flocked to comment on it.

"This is amazing! In fact, it's made my day. Love to you both," one shared.

One eagle-eyed fan spotted Ruth kept Nessa's left hand out of shot so we didn't see the outcome of the Christmas special proposal cliffhanger with Smithy (James Corden).

Earlier in the year, RadioTimes.com spoke exclusively to Jones about whether she will be back for another series of Gavin and Stacey after the Christmas special broke all records.

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Helen Daly
Helen DalyAssociate Editor

Helen Daly is the Associate Editor for Radio Times, overseeing new initiatives and commercial projects for the brand. She was previously Deputy TV Editor at a national publication. She has a BA in English Literature and an MA in Media & Journalism from Newcastle University.

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