Many of you will already know that my husband, Jo, was involved in an unpleasant traffic collision early last week.

This week, against all the odds, we managed to shoot the video that was pulled on that fateful day.

To the untrained eye, Jo was on great form - however, those of ...us who know him well, know that it was a combination of hardcore painkillers, adrenaline, professionalism and true grit that got him through the day.

It was WAY too soon to shoot - but Jo is nothing if not professional - and the show must go on.

Once again I must give my thanks to an amazing team - the cast and crew - for their support, hard work and phenomenal efforts in bringing the energy that Jo (and I!) needed to get through what was an incredibly difficult, but still amazing day.

Just wait until you see the video!!!!!!! 😊

Photograph by the utterly fabulous Len Copland. Follow Jo Burt for more as the weeks towards release progress!

Edit: Facebook won't let me tag people. Frustrating, but at least I can add Jo Burt here - if not anywhere else. 🙄

I'm finally ready to share this and thank some incredible people. Last Tuesday, en route to our music video shoot at 8.15am, my husband, Jo, was unwittingly involved in a three vehicle collision on the A30. (Apologies to those held up by the road closure. The crash was not caused by Jo.) He ...was taken by ambulance to hospital and I'm relieved to say that he will recover fully. No-one else was injured.

I was 5 minutes behind him in my friend Kathy's car and on the scene very quickly. He was looked after by some amazing people and l would like to pass on my thanks not only to our wonderful friends who stepped up to deal with the logistics of a cancelled shoot, a written off car and a distraught me; but also to the fantastic paramedics, first aiders, fire service and police officers who attended the scene and ensured that the man l love was taken care of. Not forgetting the incredible NHS staff in A&E who were very kind, and thorough in their assessment of his injuries.

Some key people in particular:

Adam Blinman (paramedic)
Andy French (paramedic)
PC Brown (police)
Kelly Butler (first aider)

There were so many more incredible humans that day and l wish l knew all their names. Should any of you see this - l could never thank you enough. And if anyone who reads this knows anyone who attended the scene, please tag them so that they can see this.

Finally, I would like to pass on my thanks to the fabulous staff at the brand new 'Les Amis' in the Quedam, near the hospital in Yeovil. Their unobtrusive yet attentive service and kindness as l fell apart on my best friend Kathy over coffee and a stiff brandy was truly appreciated. I highly recommend a visit.

Thank you all, so much. I have no idea if any of you will see this, but the man you helped is everything to me and I will be grateful to you for ever. ❤

Today I'm on location shooting a music video for Jo Burt. Been up since stupid o'clock, and we're filming all day in a tin aircraft hanger in 28 degree heat. 🥵 It's going to be somewhat of a challenge but it feels like the good ol' days! 😃 This screen-grab from the ...video for 'The Mess' says it all! 😁😆🤪

#coffeeplease #sohot #videoshoot #musicvideo

Meet Emily and Chloe, our Go-Go Girls for Jo Burt's upcoming video shoot. 💖

Costume fittings done - don't they look great?! Just wait till they've had full hair and make-up: they're going to look FABULOUS! 😃😃😃

Video teasers will be appearing on ...the band page soon, so make sure you're following Jo for a sneak peek! 😊

Bank Holiday vibes. 😆

#yawn #blurry