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TV host Barry Du Bois has responded to questions about his prior social media activity, just a day after he announced he was running for an independent seat in the Senate.
Du Bois, 60, follows a string of Instagram accounts that spread conspiracy theories about vaccines and Covid-19, but he clarified on Monday he only follows them to better understand the views of other Australians on the supposed vaccine debate .
The father of two, who hosts Channel 10 lifestyle show The Living Room, has vowed to fight for everyday Australians in his campaign for the upcoming federal election.
TV host Barry Du Bois has responded to questions about his prior social media activity, just a day after he announced he was running for an independent seat in the Senate
Share This new chapter of my life means so much to me. You guys have supported me through the best and the worst of the last decade of my life, I hope to have you on board, he continued.
Barry, who is living with an incurable form of cancer, told The Sunday Telegraph that he s been dabbling with the thought of politics for a while . I m super proud to announce one of the most important challenges I ve ever taken on : Announcing the news via Instagram on Sunday, the father-of-two uploaded a promotional video for his campaign alongside a heartfelt caption about his political aspirations
Together they’re one half of The Living Room, where they join Miguel Maestre and Dr Chris Brown to serve up expert advice on everything from renovating to pet care. But it’s hard for Amanda Keller and Barry Du Bois to consider their nine-year-long gig on the couch as ‘work’ when, in reality, it’s a total blast!
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