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Coronation Street’s Jack P. Shepherd shaves off lockdown beard as he transforms back into David Platt

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CORONATION Street's Jack P. Shepherd shaved off his lockdown beard as he returned to filming yesterday and transformed back into David Platt.

The Corrie actor, 32, had been growing a beard since March when production on the ITV soap halted during the coronavirus pandemic.

And as the long-running drama gets back to work so did Jack, who filmed himself shaving his long bushy beard into his character's usual groomed scruff.

Taking to his Instagram Stories, the TV star shared several videos of him trimming his lockdown facial hair before finishing his stories with a post-shave clip.

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