Emily Ratajkowski panics when her dog gets loose in Los Angeles after she and husband Sebastian move west during NYC’s COVID-19 disaster
Emily Ratajkowski seemed to panic when her dog Colombo got loose in Los Angeles on Friday.
The Vogue model ran after the black dog as he galloped past a gate, and luckily she got to her canine in time before he either ran away or got hit by a car.
This comes after the Inamorata designer and her movie producer husband Sebastian Bear-McClard moved west during NYC’s COVID-19 disaster.
Oh no: Emily Ratajkowski seemed to panic when her dog Colombo got loose in Los Angeles this week; also seen is her spouse Sebastian Bear-McClard
Ho home: The Vogue model ran after the black dog as he ran past a gate, and luckily she got to her canine in time before he either ran away or got hit by a car
The cover girl was dressed casually in an ivory top and sweatpants with no shoes on as she was seen outside a private residence in the Southern California city.
Her husband was also pictured as he tried the best he could to help. He had on a blue sweatshirt and grey shorts with sneakers.
Emily often spends time in Los Angeles as she also works as an actress having appeared with Ben Affleck in Gone Girl and Amy Schumer in I Feel Pretty.
This comes after the Inamorata designer and her husband moved west during NYC’s COVID-19 disaster that has claimed thousands of lives
Also this week Ratajkowski said she styles her hair to ‘stay sane’ during the coronavirus.
The 28-year-old model has urged people to practice ‘self-care’ while staying at home during the coronavirus pandemic, and says that even the simple act of taking a shower and styling her hair can help her feel relaxed and at ease.
She said: ‘A tip to staying sane is: showering and brushing your hair. Seriously, just do it. Maybe even put lotion on. You’ll be amazed at how much little rituals of self-care can help lift your mood.’
Maybe the dog felt like a third wheel? Colombo’s parents were getting very cozy in bed the same day he bolted from the house
And Emily also believes there are ‘no rules’ during the current health crisis when it comes to routine, as she encouraged people not to ‘pressure’ themselves to conform to a particular schedule.
She added: ‘Something to remember is: No rules. If one night you can’t fall asleep, fine. If one afternoon you can’t seem to stay awake, fine. Listen to your body and stop pressuring yourself. Please.’
The lingerie designer has been reading books during the new free time she has acquired thanks to the lockdown, including ‘This Life’ by Martin Hägglund, which she credited with giving her ‘hope’ amid the health crisis.
She loves to pose semi nude with her pooch: Here they are cuddling on the floor at home
Clothes just can’t seem to stay on her: Here she is seen with her pants falling down as Colombo looks on
Speaking about the title during an interview with Vogue, she said: ‘Another concise (albeit dense) and philosophical book I’m enjoying making my way through right now is Martin Hägglund’s This Life.
‘Hägglund devotes a lot of his argument to the value of time and the power we have in what we chose to do with it.
‘He also argues that the finite amount of time we have on earth is what makes life have purpose.
‘In a moment when many of us have more time on our hands and fewer things that make us busy and easily distracted, this is a nice text to offer perspective and hope.’
She just does not need clothing: here the siren posed with a flower on her privates