She is currently isolating with boyfriend Huck Kwong in LA amid the coronavirus pandemic.
And Charli XCX stepped out on Monday to stock up on groceries at Gelson’s alongside her boyfriend.
The British singer, 27, cut a casual figure for her outing and donned a protective face mask.
Staying safe: Charli XCX wore a face mask as she stepped out on Monday to stock up on groceries at Gleson’s alongside her boyfriend, Huck Kwong in LA
She teamed a simple blue Kenzo sweatshirt with navy jeans and chunky Nike trainers.
Her boyfriend, who she has said is the inspiration behind her upcoming album, opted for a grey jumper and black tracksuit bottoms.
Together they loaded their supplies into their car including a case of Sprite and toilet rolls.
Stocking up: The British singer, 27, cut a casual figure for her outing and donned a white protective face mask whilst stocking up on food with her partner
The Boom Clap singer recently revealed her upcoming album How I’m Feeling Now is inspired by her evolving relationship with her boyfriend during lockdown.
She said that their bond has ‘changed’ so much since being cooped up together during the pandemic – for the better.
Speaking on Season 5 of her Apple Music show The Candy Shop, Charli discussed losing the ‘physical and emotional distance’ between them.
Growing closer: She recently revealed her upcoming album How I’m Feeling Now is inspired by her relationship with her boyfriend evolving during lockdown
Quizzed about the material for her record, which she aims to release on May 15, she said: ‘I’m definitely focusing on right now.
‘I would say the majority of this album will probably be about me and my boyfriend’s relationship, because that’s what I’m experiencing.
‘But that’s actually great because the narrative for us has changed so much because of quarantine.
‘Pre-quarantine, there was a lot of physical but also emotional distance between us. And this quarantine time has really just brought us so close together.
Intimate: The singer said her bond with Huck has ‘changed’ so much since being cooped up together during the coronavirus pandemic – for the better
Closer: Speaking on Season 5 of her Apple Music show The Candy Shop, Charli discussed losing the ‘physical and emotional distance’ between them
‘And that journey has been really interesting and has been something that probably wouldn’t have happened as quickly had this time not happened.
‘So for me, I think lyrically it will be surrounded… That will be what the focus is lyrically.’
Charli and Huck were first spotted together at Wimbledon last year, but have remained private about their relationship until now.
While self-isolating together, the pair have been posing for playful pictures and he is also creating the artwork for her album.
Elsewhere, the singer chatted about how she is staying mentally and physically well during these trying times.
Loved up: Charli and Huck were first spotted together at Wimbledon last year, but have remained private about their relationship until now
‘For me, I try and do a small workout every day, even if it’s just for 15 or 20 minutes’, Charli said.
‘I try and move my body a little bit. If I’m able to go outside on some kind of a safe walk, obviously keeping away from anybody that I see, I do try and do that. I try and breathe fresh air. But yeah, moving my body really helps.’
Charli also said working on her new album, which she wants to be a collaborative effort with fans and fellow musicians, had been helping her stay positive.
She explained: ‘Honestly, being creative really helps with my mental health and my positivity, and that’s why it was so important for me to create this album during this time.
‘I needed to feel like my brain was working on something that brings me joy and so that’s how I’ve been dealing with it.
‘I’ve also been FaceTiming friends, making sure that I’m speaking to my family when I can, because I feel like that can really bring you such a dose of joy, if that’s possible for you to do.’
This will be Charli’s fourth studio album and the follow up to her last self-titled release in September 2019.
Keep smiling: Charli also said working on her new album, which she wants to be a collaborative effort with fans and fellow musicians, had been helping her stay positive