Madison Beer wears surgical mask and gloves as she stocks up on multiple bags of groceries amid ‘scary’ coronavirus pandemic
They have had an on-again, off-again relationship for a number of years.
But in this time of crisis, as coronavirus fears soar across the world, Madison Beer and Jack Gilinsky got together and went on a shopping spree to stock up on groceries.
And the 21-year-old pop star took extra precautions by donning a surgical mask and gloves during the afternoon jaunt in Los Angeles.
Prepared: Madison Beer, 21, took extra precautions and wore a surgical mask and gloves while out stocking up on groceries in Los Angeles on Saturday as coronavirus fears soar
Words of wisdom: The New York native took to Twitter on Friday to remind her followers to be aware of their mental health during this uncertain time
Keeping it casual, but still cute in the fashion department, Beer also donned matching white and pink sweatpants and hoodie.
And from the looks of their full cart, the As She Pleases singer didn’t hold back in stocking up with groceries, with no less than 10 bags filled to the brim when they walked to their parked car.
With the fears of the health crisis seeming growing by the day, the New York native took to Twitter on Friday to remind her 2.5 million followers to keep their priorities in mind.
‘with a global pandemic at hand, this can be a very scary, lonely, triggering, and difficult time for many. make sure to care for your mental health in this scary period as much as you’re caring for your physical. sending love across the world in every form,’ she wrote.
Keeping it casual: Beer also donned matching white an pink sweatpants and hoodie
She also reminded people to not take everything on social media at face value.
‘when will people learn that what you see on social media is not everything…. a smile in a photo does not mean a happy person,’ she tweeted.
‘be there for each other….. even the people u may think don’t need it.
Beer also said she’s ‘praying for everyone’s safety & health in this time,’ on Thursday.
Social commentary: The pop star also reminded fans to not take everything on social media at face value
Shopping spree: Beer and Gilinsky stocked up with no less than 10 bags of groceries
Thoughtful: Beer send out a message of love amid the coronavirus pandemic on Thursday
The 2 Cigarettes singer and YouTube star can largely thank Justin Bieber for her big break into the music industry.
In 2012, The Beebs tweeted a link to one of her cover songs on YouTube; it was a click would change her life nearly overnight.
Madison saw her social media numbers soar by the millions and result in a record deal with Justin’s label. At last count she has 2.5 million Twitter followers and 15.5 million on Instagram.
Beer went on to release her first extended play in 2018, and is now set to drop her first studio album, Life Support, in 2020.
Coming soon: Beer is set to drop her first studio album, Life Support, in 2020