This week, while on a normal dental appointment, DJ Khaled, a US-Palestinian record producer and musician, dressed in a full hazmat suit.

 

The 44-year-old I’m The One actor was seen in Florida wearing a face mask, gloves, shoe covers, and protective coveralls.

 

“If you would want, play with it. The DJ, real name Khaled Mohamed Khaled, wrote, “I have kids, I don’t play games,” as the caption for a selfie he uploaded on Instagram. “First day out the crib in three and half months.”

 

In case any of his 20 million followers were interested in seeing his dental surgery, the musician—whose parents were Palestinian immigrants who moved to the US before he was born—also posted a number of photos from his visit.

 

“My first day out the crib and I had get my root canal taken out, my root canal that had gave me pain over 15 years (sic),” Khaled wrote in the gallery caption.

 

The celebrity also uploaded a photo of himself driving home while wearing gauze over his jaw.

 

“Texting Asahd and Aalam Daddy be home soon.”

 

Asahd, 3, and Aalam, 5 months, are the musician’s two sons with his wife Nicole Tuck.

 

Khaled is not the first famous person to wear a hazmat suit while the coronavirus outbreak is still running strong. Khaled also stars in this year’s Bad Boys for Life.

 

The 50-year-old supermodel Naomi Campbell gained notoriety in March when she boarded a plane wearing a full outfit that included goggles, plastic gloves, and a face mask.

 

The cover star called her ensemble “safety first next level” as she traveled across the United States.

 

In the same month, Erykah Badu created a fashion revolution when she adorned her clothes with the Louis Vuitton logo, launching a trend she dubbed “social-distancing couture”.