‘I’m staying home for you, and your parents, and your grandparents’: Teresa Palmer urges fans to stay home and protect their loved ones amid coronavirus pandemic – as she reaches day six of self-isolation
Teresa Palmer and her family have been in self-isolation for six days.
And in an emotive Instagram post shared on Sunday, the actress urged her fans to do the same to protect their loved ones.
The 34-year-old wrote at length: ‘Day six; physical distancing. Thought I’d check in. How’s everyone doing out there?
Be careful: Teresa Palmer and her family have been in self-isolation for six days. And in an emotive Instagram post shared on Sunday, the actress urged her fans to do the same to protect their loved ones. Pictured with her baby daughter
‘Also I thought I’d tell you why we are staying home. I’m staying home for you, and your parents, and your grandparents and mine.
‘I’m staying home for those folks who can’t stay home, those who aren’t afforded the luxury.
‘For those who are working in the medical field keeping us alive, I’m staying home for you and for those who still have to work because they don’t have a choice, we stay home for you too.’
The 34-year-old wrote at length: ‘I’m staying home for those folks who can’t stay home, those who aren’t afforded the luxury. For those who are working in the medical field keeping us alive’
School’s in! Other Instagram photos shared during the past week show Teresa homeschooling her older children, Forest Sage, 3, and Bodhi Rain, 6
The star went on to say that she was sending love to anyone who was struggling over the situation.
‘For any of you feeling the pain, stress, anxiety or fear that this new climate can trigger, I’m sending you comfort and hope and love’ she concluded.
Other Instagram photos shared during the past week show Teresa homeschooling her older children, Forest Sage, 3, and Bodhi Rain, 6.
She explained in a caption: ‘Wrangling both of them at different stages of development, learning and interest was challenging BUT I had fun.
Tough: Yet another photo shows the Berlin Syndrome actress curled up with husband Mark Webber and their 11-month old daughter, Poet Lake, after a long day in isolation
‘More importantly they had fun. They call me “mummy teacher” and they seemed to get a real kick out of it.’
Yet another photo shows the Berlin Syndrome actress curled up with husband Mark Webber and their 11-month old daughter, Poet Lake, after a long day in isolation.
Australia’s coronavirus cases continue to surge, with 1,349 people testing positive as of March 22. The virus has so far claimed seven lives.
Scary: Australia’s coronavirus cases continue to surge, with 1,349 people testing positive as of March 22. The virus has so far claimed seven lives