Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan is isolating in Los Angeles, California.
In April, the Australian actor was seen for the first time in months when he left his Venice home to run errands.
Paul, 80, has been hold up in his modest abode with his son Chase, 21, since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
Life goes on! Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan, 80, runs errands outside of his home in Los Angeles amid the coronavirus pandemic
Paul, who grew up in Sydney’s Granville, moved to the U.S. permanently in 2005.
He previously lived in another contemporary-style Venice home, but sold the property for $1.995 million in 2015, shortly after his divorce from Linda Kozlowski.
It’s unknown what he splashed out on his new pad, but Paul has remained in the trendy area of Venice to be close to his family.
Home life: Paul, who grew up in Sydney’s Granville, moved to the U.S. permanently in 2005
Someone’s got to do it! Paul was seen bringing in his two wheelie bins after bin day
Family to keep him company: Paul has been hold up in his modest abode with his son Chase, 21, since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic
The Australian icon kept a low profile as he left his premises for some light exercise.
He wore baggy blue denim jeans, a checkered button-up and a warm beige jumper.
Paul looked cosy in his casual ensemble, and kept things comfortable on the move with a pair of sneakers.
No sweat! The actor, who helped put Australia on the map with his ‘shrimp on the barbie’ television adverts, appeared to still be in good shape in his 80s
Keeping it casual: The Australian icon kept a low profile as he left his premises for some brief exercise around his home
Paul was seen bringing in his large wheelie bins one at a time from the street into his garage.
His carport door was left open as he made multiple trips on his own.
The actor, who helped put Australia on the map with his ‘shrimp on the barbie’ television adverts, appeared to still be in good shape in his 80s.
Famous son: Paul has been isolating with his punk rocker son, Chase – who is the front-man for LA punk band Rowdy P
Food run: Paul’s son was seen leaving the house to get a few supplies from a local grocery store in the area
Paul has been isolating with his punk rocker son, Chase.
Chance’s mother is Paul’s ex-wife, actress Linda Kozlowski, who he married in 1990.
The pair met while filming Crocodile Dundee, in which Linda played Paul’s love interest Sue Charlton.
He divorced Linda in 2014, after 23 years of marriage.
Paul has five more children with his first wife, Noelene Edwards.
Paul and Linda appeared to have remained amicable in recent years, as Linda helped celebrate the iconic actor’s 80th birthday in Los Angeles last year.
He’s of age now! Chase, who is 21, left holding a Pabst Blue Ribbon American lager beer
Quick trip: Chase wore his long hair down for the outing, but chose not to wear gloves or a mask like others seen nearby the shop
Paul’s son was seen leaving the house to get a few supplies from a local grocery store in the area.
Rocker Chance, who is the front-man for LA punk band Rowdy P, wore a grey T-shirt covered with a black hoodie with jeans.
He wore his long hair down for the outing, but chose not to wear gloves or a mask like others seen nearby the shop.
The 21-year-old musician was seen holding a can of drink, along with other items in a plastic bag as he head home to be with his father.
What’s in the bag? The 21-year-old musician was seen holding a can of drink, along with other items in a plastic bag as he head home to be with his father
Rocker uniform: Chase wore an understated black hoodie and jean combination with sneakers
Keeping busy while in isolation, veteran actor Paul Hogan recently announced that he was writing a memoir.
The 80-year-old is set to release a no-holds barred autobiography, The Tap Dancing Knife Thrower, in November.
To be released by HarperCollins Australia, the autobiography will detail the highs and lows of his life – professionally and personally.
Keeping busy while in isolation: Veteran actor Paul Hogan recently announced that he was writing a memoir, titled ‘The Tap Dancing Knife Thrower’