Lauren Silverman nails casual chic in woolly jumper and skinny jeans as she runs errands with sons Adam, 14, and Eric, six, on family day out
She splits her time with boyfriend Simon Cowell between Los Angeles and London.
And Lauren Silverman enjoyed a family day out as she ran errands with her sons Adam, 14, and Eric, six, in Los Angeles on Monday.
The socialite, 42, was joined by a male and female friend friend for the outing but made sure to keep her distance from others amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Out and about: Lauren Silverman, 42, enjoyed a family day out as she ran errands with her sons Adam, 14, and Eric, six, in Los Angeles on Monday
Lauren donned a tan woolly jumper with a large hood for the day, pairing it with a simple white top.
She also sported a pair of blue skinny jeans and flip flops along with red-rimmed sunglasses while she and her brood walked their dogs.
Checking her phone as she strolled with her family, Lauren completed her look by letting her brunette locks fall loose down her shoulders.
Lauren shares Eric with boyfriend Simon while Adam’s father is from a previous relationship.
Outfit: Lauren donned a tan woolly jumper with a large hood for the day, pairing it with a simple white top and blue jeans
It comes after Simon pledged to donate £1.3 million to charities that have been hit hard amid the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
Simon revealed in The Sun that he was ‘devastated’ to hear that charities, such as Shooting Star Children’s hospice, were struggling to continue their services due to the ‘knock-on effect’ of the global pandemic.
In his own column for the publication, Simon said that he would be taking on £500,000 of the deficit faced by Shooting Star, which he is Vice-President of, and he would also continue his pledges that were already in place.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge also said that he would donate to other charities, and will show his support for Feeding Britain and Feeding America.
Simon explained: ‘I have also decided with my team at Syco to donate $1,000,000 (£800,000) towards the immediate needs of some of the most vulnerable people impacted by this virus, and this will be split between Feeding Britain and Feeding America, where I work and live.
Relationship: Lauren and boyfriend Simon Cowell divide their time between Los Angeles and London (pictured in January 2020)
‘I don’t like celebrities telling people what to do, and I know this is a hugely difficult time for so many — worries about family, health, jobs, paying the mortgage and feeding their family are at the forefront of people’s minds.
‘But there are still other people in business and in entertainment with resources available. So today it’s those people I’m urging to rise to this enormous challenge.’
Shooting Star were forced to close one of their two hospices and their charity shops in the wake of the coronavirus crisis impacting their funding, Simon wrote.
The charity helps 800 families with children and young people who are struggling with life-threatening conditions, and Simon has been working with them since 2002.
Simon added that he hoped the global pandemic would bring the public together, and will help people ‘see the world differently.’
Promise: Simon has pledged to donate £1.3 million to help charities struggling amid coronavirus crisis (pictured in October 2019)