Watch What Neil Patrick Harris Is Doing in Lockdown... You Might Be Surprised

Has being in quarantine gotten to Neil Patrick Harris? While in a 14-day lockdown while in Toronto awaiting filming of "8-Bit Christmas," the actor shared a video of "himself 'sanitising' his hotel bathroom – and body," reported the Daily Mail.

"Sporting just a pair of camouflage boxer briefs, the 'How I Met Your Mother' star, 47, used a spray bottle to clean tiles and mirror, before taking aim at his underwear and inside his own month in the hilarious clip, posted on Instagram on Tuesday."

In the video, set to Bobby Cole's song "Who Likes Jazz," "the American actor was seen spraying under his arms, in his hair and across his torso as he cleaned up," adds the DM.

While meant to be humorous, there was a serious note in a posting from the underwear brand SAXX Underwear: "DISCLAIMER: bleach should NOT be sprayed onto SAXX underwear or into your mouth."

He also posted another IG in which he did magic tricks, alluding to his passion as a magician. Last year he was an executive producer of a documentary "M For Magic," which focused on LA's Magic Club, a sprawling private club sitting atop a hill in Hollywood where generations of magicians perform, the New York Daily News reported last year.

The clips came as NPH celebrated his "baby daddy" David Burtka as they mark 17 years of being together, People wrote.

"Happy anniversary, David. You are my top priority, my constant inspiration, my baby daddy, and my best friend," Harris wrote in his caption. "Going on a date with you seventeen years ago? Best. Decision. Ever. Thanks for the love, and the laughs, and the life. You're the best."

In the comment section, Burtka wrote, "I love you more- there I said it!!"

Harris and Burtka were engaged in 2007 and married in Italy in September 2014. They share two children, 10-year-old twins Harper Grace and Gideon Scott.

"8-Bit Christmas" is a Max Original film that in addition to Harris, features Winslow Fegley, June Diane Raphael and Steve Zahn, Deadline reported last month.

"The comedy, directed by Michael Dowse, is set in suburban Chicago in the late 1980s, and follows ten-year-old Jake Doyle's (Fegley) herculean quest to get the latest and greatest video game system for Christmas. Harris plays Adult Jake Doyle (and also narrates) while Raphael and Zahn play Young Jake's parents, Kathy and John."