Osher Günsberg enjoys a walk with wife Audrey Griffen and baby son Wolfie in Sydney – after filming on The Bachelor Australia was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic
Filming of the eighth season of The Bachelor Australia was suspended last month due to the coronavirus pandemic.
And like most Australians, the show’s host, Osher Günsberg has been spending time with his family in self isolation.
On Saturday, the 46-year-old stepped out with his baby son Wolfgang ‘Wolfie’ Günsberg and wife Audrey Griffen in Sydney for a stroll.
Out and about: Osher Günsberg has been spending time with his family in self isolation. On Saturday, the 46-year-old stepped out with his baby son Wolfgang ‘Wolfie’ Günsberg and wife Audrey Griffen in Sydney for a stroll. All pictured
Osher looked casual in a sleeveless, white t-shirt with a black logo and carried a camera around his neck.
He paired the shirt with red shirts with a white dot design, and wore a pair of black thongs.
The TV host also had on a blue cap with a pair of dark shades, and was walking his two dogs.
Chill: Osher looked casual in a sleeveless, white t-shirt with a black logo and carried a camera around his neck and was walking his two dogs
Aww: Baby Wolfie, who was born in August last year, was rugged up in his pram wearing a blue cap
Audrey likewise opted for a white singlet, adding a shredded denim skirt with an asymmetrical hem.
She too wore thongs, as well as a blue hat as well as a pair of brown sunglasses, her blonde hair down around her face.
Baby Wolfie, who was born in August last year, was rugged up in his pram wearing a blue cap.
Essential advice: Osher recently shared a public service announcement about the importance of washing your hands properly amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Osher has been extremely vocal about alerting fans of the importance of social-distancing amid the recent COVID-19 outbreak.
Recently, he shared a public service announcement about the significance of washing your hands properly.
He recorded a step-by-step guide outlining how to effectively wash your hands with soap and water.
‘So to not get it, the most important thing you can do is to wash your hands. Soap and water, 20 seconds,’ he said.
On hold: Filming of the eighth season of The Bachelor Australia was suspended last month due to the coronavirus pandemic. Pictured: Locklan ‘Locky’ Gilbert
Pandemic: As of April 4, there are 5,550 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 30 deaths