LOVE Island’s Dr Alex George today issued a rallying call to the nation as he continues to battle coronavirus on the NHS frontline.
The 30-year-old star, who is an emergency doctor at University Hospital Lewisham, posed beside an ambulance with colleagues writing: “Keep smiling and stay strong.”
Love Island star Dr Alex George today shared a message of positivity over coronavirus
He wrote: “Yes things are uncertain and times are tough but we do this TOGETHER with POSITIVITY.
“We do not let coronavirus take our spirit. Keep smiling and stay strong 
.”
The hard-working doctor, who was on Love Island in 2018, had been a prominent figure during the coronavirus outbreak, treating patients with a picture of himself in the villa taped to his scrubs.
Thanking Brits for continuing to carry out Thursday night’s clap for the NHS last week he posted a picture of him alongside colleagues on the ward.
The one-time reality star has been sharing pictures from the NHS frontline
He told his 1.4million followers that doctors and nurses appreciated the public’s support
Dr Alex chatting to Grace Wardle in the Love Island villa back in 2018
He has taken to the wards with a print-out of his Love Island publicity shot on his scrubs
He wrote: “We are on shift and so might not be able to hear your clap but your continued positivity, support and belief in our NHS is heard LOUD and CLEAR .”
Speaking on Lorraine last month, Alex admitted that some days he had returned home from battling coronavirus in tears.
He explained: “There have been some difficult times. There’s been days where I’ve been coming home very upset and in tears at the things I’ve seen.
“That’s being completely honest. I’m quite open to speak to my colleagues at work. We’ve got a wellness room, which actually we can kind of go to if things get a bit difficult.
“I have a little bit time alone. Or speak to a colleague or a friend and go through what you’re experiencing.”
