Reese Witherspoon picks up food to go in blue patterned smock dress and wide-brimmed straw hat in Malibu
Her production company just got a deal to produce two romantic comedies for Netflix.
And she’s also having to juggle homeschooling her son Tennessee, seven, with working from home during the coronavirus lockdown.
So it’s probably not surprising that on Sunday, Reese Witherspoon decided to give herself a little break and grabbed some Italian food to go for the family.
Errands: Reese Witherspoon picked up some food to go in Malibu on Sunday, dressed for the sunny day in a blue patterned smock and wide-brimmed straw hat along with a face mask
The Hollywood star, 44, was dressed for the sunny day in a blue patterned smock and wide-brimmed straw hat.
She stepped out in flip flops and sported sunglasses along with a face mask as now required in Los Angeles County to combat the spread of COVID-19.
She had a large purse on a leather strap slung diagonally across her body and carried her meal purchases in a large brown paper bag.
Tennessee, whom she shares with husband Jim Toth, accompanied his famous mom on the errand.
Had company: The Hollywood star, 44, was accompanied by the youngest of her three children, son Tennessee, seven, whom she shares with second husband Jim Toth
Reese and talent agent Jim, 50, tied the knot in 2011.
The actress was previously married to actor Ryan Phillippe with whom she shares daughter Ava, 20, and son Deacon, 16.
On Mother’s Day a week ago, she posted a photo to Instagram of her three kids posing with the family dogs and wrote in the caption: ‘So lucky to be the Mama of this crew!’
Proud mom: Reese paid tribute on Instagram to her children on Mother’s Day – Tennessee as well as daughter Ava, 20, and son Deacon, 16, from her marriage to Ryan Phillippe
Successful: The actress and producer has just secured a deal for her company Hello Sunshine to produce two romantic comedies for Netflix
On Saturday, Reese had paid tribute to TV and movie director Lynn Shelton, 54, who passed away on Friday.
She had worked with Shelton on the series The Morning Show and Little Fires Everywhere.
‘I’m in complete shock that this vibrant, talented, and soulful filmmaker is no longer with us,’ Reese wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of the two women together.
‘Lynn was so passionate about our show, Little Fires Everywhere. She said the book truly spoke to her, and that she longed to direct a show that spoke meaningfully about motherhood, sexuality, race, and class in America. And she did.’
Reese went on: ‘I feel so fortunate that I got to collaborate with Lynn on both The Morning Show and Little Fires Everywhere. Her spirit touched so many people in the filmmaking world. Her memory lives on in our vivid days together on set and in her wonderful films.’
In memoriam: Reese paid tribute to TV and movie director Lynn Shelton, 54, who died Friday. She worked with Shelton on the series The Morning Show and Little Fires Everywhere