Parts of Australia are once again in lockdown as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
Much of what is now synonymous with isolation like baking, zooms, and increased screen time is back in full swing in many Aussie households.
It’s completely fair and normal for Australians to feel anxious, uncomfortable, and frankly bored as we try to get on with things in unideal circumstances.
There will be plenty of people who will have to rearrange how they were planning to spend events like birthdays, school holidays and anniversaries.
To make light of this frustrating but necessary time, we thought we would check in with your favourite celebrities to see how they are managing to get through lockdown one day at a time.
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Some celebs have found ingenious ways to keep themselves entertained, while others have shared their delicious culinary creations and some have just been brutally honest about how hard lockdown can be.
To feel a little inspired and less alone with your lockdown plights, here is how Aussie celebs are getting through their days.
Karl Stefanovic and Brooke Boney
It may not be the most uplifting post, but it sure is relatable! Brooke Boney shared a video from the set of Today, on a morning when another 345 cases were confirmed in Sydney. Knowing this means the lockdown is sure to continue, Brooke shared a video on her Instagram Story that perfectly captured all of our moods.
Showing Karl flipping the bird at the camera, the video then panned to Brooke with an ‘over-it’ expression.
“Day 8,789,765 of lockdown,” she joked. We feel ya, Karl and Brooke!
Ada Nicodemou
Home and Away star Ada Nicodemou shared a cute snap of herself with her son Johnas.
“Ready for another day of homeschooling,” she captioned the post, with Johnas looking a little unimpressed with yet another day in lockdown.
Sylvia Jeffreys
Sylvia Jeffreys and her husband Peter Stefanovic caught up with friends on the weekend over Zoom. The big smiles and wine can only mean everyone had a good time – despite how awkward video hangs can be.
Grant Denyer
Grant Denyer
Grant is embracing his daily lockdown walk with his daughter for some fresh air.
The presenter captioned the picture, “There’s always hope. And gorgeous arvo walks to keep my killer rainbow content up 🌈.”
Jasmine Stefanovic
Jasmine Stefanovic
There is something about lockdowns that makes us want to order in more than usual, and the Stefanovics are also feeling that sentiment.
Lisa Wilkinson
Lisa Wilkinson
Lisa made the best out of a sticky situation by celebrating her husband Peter Fitzsimons 60th birthday with big smiles on their faces.
Lisa captioned the post dedicated to her husband, “A very happy birthday to the big fella @peter_fitzsimons who packs more into a day than I can in a year.Not quite the big celebration we were planning, but hey, life in lockdown… 🎂🎉❤️ xxx.”
Jessica Rowe
Jessica Rowe
The TV presenter has been putting on the most hectic, glitzy and glamorous fashion show on her Instagram, and it’s impossible not to feel a little cheered up by her chaotic layering and dazzling sparkles.
Kate Ritchie
Kate Ritchie
Kate was made sous-chef when her daughter Mae took over the kitchen for some baking.
Kate captioned the post, “Making shortbread with serious concentration.. 👩🏼🍳❤️ #kitchenlockdown #shortbreadbiscuits.”
Laura Byrne and her family in lockdown
Sam Frost
Sam Frost
Sydney’s self-isolation orders have marked the return of Home and Away star Sam Frost’s iconic iso-diary.
The star let fans into her first few days in isolation which featured an attempt to adult by finally unpacking a blower vac – although she ended up abandoning the task.
Next, she documented braving panic buyers as she attempted to not look in cahoots with them as she purchased much-needed toilet paper.
Penny McNamee guitar
Penny McNamee
The Home and Away star wrote and performed a song called ‘Ode to Sydney’ to help herself and other’s feel better about the lockdown.
The lyrics tell a story of undone plans, lockdown tensions and premier Gladys Berejiklian’s efforts.
Penny McNamee ode to Sydney
Sam Wood
Sam and Snezana Wood
The Wood family’s isolation journey may make some people a little envious because they are currently stuck on their holiday – it must be tough!
To keep their young daughters Charlie and Willow entertained, they turned to some good old-fashioned arts and crafts.
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