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This Morning viewers blast people who wear PYJAMAS on the school run

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Jun 19, 2018 12:53 PM

'It's unsanitary!' This Morning viewers blast people who wear PYJAMAS on the school run and at hotel breakfasts (and an etiquette expert says it shows a 'lack of personal standards')

This Morning viewers have blasted people who wear pyjamas on the school run and at hotel breakfasts. 

TV personality Nicola McLean revealed she regularly wears pyjamas on the school run, adding that she 'doesn't care' what others think.

But etiquette expert William Hanson said that wearing nightwear in public - including at hotel breakfasts - shows a 'lack of personal standards'.

Some viewers sided with Nicola, agreeing that people should wear whatever 'makes them feel comfortable'.

However, many argued that it is 'unsanitary' to wear pyjamas in public - adding that it takes just a minute to get changed into regular clothes.

This Morning viewers have been left divided on whether it's acceptable to wear pyjamas in public. Pictured is a hotel guest wearing pyjamas at breakfast 

It comes as holidaymakers have been sharing pictures of hotel guests wearing pyjamas at breakfast on social media (above) 

The debate comes as pictures showing hotel guests wearing pyjamas and dressing gowns at breakfast have been shared on social media.

Viewers quickly took to Twitter to weigh in on the debate, with one commenting: 'Wearing PJs in public is a clear indication that you haven't washed your skin period! #unsanitary'

Another added: 'There are dress codes for a reason. Same reason you can't go into a hotel restaurant in your swimwear.

However, others suggested that it shouldn't matter whether people wear pyjamas in public.

TV personality Nicola McLean (left) and etiquette expert William Hanson (right) debated the issue on This Morning 

Many viewers said it was 'unsanitary' to wear pyjamas in public, both on the school run and at hotel breakfasts 

One Twitter user wrote: 'Let people wear what they want. As long as their confident and comfortable in what they're wearing. 

Another commented: 'Why does it matter what we wear on the school run etc?' 

On This Morning, Nicola and William had a heated debate over whether it was acceptable to wear pyjamas in public.

Nicola commented: 'If it’s half an hour extra in bed, or getting a full glam on, I’m going to take that half an hour in bed. 

Social media users have been sharing pictures of people wearing dressing gowns in public 

But etiquette expert William argued wearing nightwear in public shows a lack of personal standards

She added: 'I don’t see it as a problem. I don’t get why people are judging me for what I look like on the school run.'

However, etiquette expert William said: 'It’s an issue because it shows a lack of personal standards. It doesn’t set a very good tone for your children.

'If they’re seeing their parents not making much of an effort, in their formative years, they will in their later life think they can get away with the bare minimum.

'We’re not telling you to get a full glam on, you don’t have to be flawless, we’re just asking you to run a comb through your hair and to wear something that’s not nightwear.'  

Nicola revealed she regularly wears pyjamas on the school run, adding that she 'doesn't care' what others think 

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