This week, US-Palestinian record producer and artist DJ Khaled was wearing a complete hazmat suit while attending a routine dental checkup.

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

Play around with it if you’d like. The DJ, whose true name is Khaled Mohamed Khaled, posted a selfie to Instagram with the remark, “I have kids, I don’t play games.” “After three and a half months, the first day out of the cot.”

The rapper, whose parents were Palestinian immigrants who immigrated to the US before he was born, also shared a number of pictures from his visit in case any of his 20 million followers were curious to view his dental surgery.

In the gallery caption, Khaled writes, “My first day out the cot and I had to get my root canal taken out, my root canal that had given me pain over 15 years (sic).” 

The well-known person also shared a picture of him driving home with gauze covering his jaw.

 

“Asahd and Aalam, texting, Daddy will be home soon.”

 

The musician and his wife Nicole Tuck are parents to two sons, Asahd, 3, and Aalam, 5 months.

 

Khaled is not the first well-known individual to don a hazmat suit while the coronavirus pandemic is still active. Khaled is also a star in the Bad Boys for Life film this year.

 

In March, Naomi Campbell, a 50-year-old supermodel, made headlines when she boarded a plane decked up in goggles, plastic gloves, and a face mask.

 

As the cover star traversed the country, she referred to her group as “safety first next level.”

 

Erykah Badu started a trend that she called “social-distancing couture” that same month when she wore her outfits with the Louis Vuitton label.