Jasmine Harman has been shooting in Portugal all week and has been keeping her 25,000 Instagram followers updated on her whereabouts. But, the A Place In The Sun presenter had to cut short her latest upload after her cameraman seemingly complained about wanting to speed things up. The 43-year-old had been filming in a long-running market before going to the beach for a particular shot. Although she was forced to finish sooner as her companion, Joan Abbott, shouted that he needed to go to the bathroom.
Jasmine had said in her first upload: “I’m in the markets this morning and this market is one of the oldest daily markets in Portugal.
“It’s just stopped raining, so we can get to our filming now.”
It soon cut to the mother-of-two standing on the sand in the sun, panning the lens around to showcase the whole location.
“What are you waiting for me for?” she was soon heard shouting to her colleague, who was stood close by with the equipment.
“I need the loo!” he told her, as she wowed in a yellow dress, complete with frilly sleeves.
“Oh!” Jasmine replied. “Can’t you see that I’m trying to do an embarrassing Instagram story here.
“Alright, I’ve got to go because Jonas needs the loo. But I was just going to show you this…” as the wind made the end of her sentence barely audible.
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She also added: “I need the loo as well but I can’t go here. Right see you in a minute.”
Jasmine captioned her clip, simply: “When you’re trying to do an Insta story but nature calls!”
The star was seen in the same outfit in various pictures over the last few days, as she showed potential buyers around properties in the Praia Da Vieira region.
“Another Monday morning, another beautiful beach!!! #lovemyjob #mondaymorning #behindthescenes #todaysoffice @aplaceinthesunofficial @rooooty @sandymille @jonasabbott @oasisfashion @asos #silvercoast,” she said.
And: “Went on the hunt for #vegan #chocolate cups and #ginginha (cherry liqueur) well when in Rome… #tradition.