Isolation is making people do some weird and wonderful things. For Robyn Bews’ boyfriend it’s definitely the former as he becomes ‘possessed’ during the night:

Poor Robyn, 21, who has been with her fella Ross Breen, 23, for four months, began recording the pair asleep when she was waking up and recalling hearing her mechanic boyfriend making weird noises.

Blaming herself but not entirely convinced, Robyn decided to do some investigating and the results are hilarious.

Her boyfriend can be heard having some sort of row with himself before Robyn tells him to ‘shut the f**k up’, before mumbling a few more half-expletives once again.

Speaking to Therednow, Robyn, a receptionist, said: “It started when I used to wake up in the morning and think that I had heard Ross saying these strange things in the night but thought it was me dreaming so I downloaded the Sleep Recorder app and captured that on the third night of using it.

“Ross doesn’t recall doing it in the night so not sure what causes it – maybe all the cheese he eats.

“I first sent it [the video] in my group chat with my friends and they insisted I put it on Twitter for everyone to hear cause they thought it was hilarious but also questioned how I managed to put up with it.

“I honestly have no idea what he was trying to say neither does he. He thinks he must have been arguing or angry at someone hence the sort of swearing at the end of him speaking.”

Robyn posted the video on to her Twitter and it’s now racked up nearly 6,000 likes and over 850 retweets.

She wrote: “Week 3 of spending lockdown with Ross and think he’s been possessed in his sleep can’t handle anymore weeks of this,” before adding: “Should hear how loud it is in real life the neighbours can probs hear it.”

Responding to the video, one person wrote: “When he said ‘fuckadeefuckerfuckfuckadeefuckadeeyafucked’… I felt that.” I think we all did.

Another added: “Hahahhaahahahhaahhaahahahha Robyn no how do you actually cope hahahahahahahh,” a third commented: “That’s the kind of s**t I wanna see on the news.” You ask, we deliver.