‘Iso ain’t so bad!’ Nadia Bartel enjoys a large glass of wine and ‘plays with makeup’ while in isolation due to coronavirus pandemic
Nadia Bartel is making the most of self-isolation as the coronarvirus pandemic forces Australians indoors.
The former WAG busied herself by enjoying a rather large glass of red wine and ‘playing with makeup’ as she passed the time at home on Monday.
The 34-year-old shared an Instagram Story post in which she holds up the glass and smiles at the camera.
Doing well! Nadia Bartel (pictured) is making the most of self-isolation as the coronavirus pandemic forces Australians indoors. On Monday, she shared an Instagram Stories post in which she holds up a wine glass and captioned it: ‘Iso ain’t so bad!’
Nadia, who is dressed in a black jumper and has on a full face of makeup in the picture, captioned her post: ‘Iso ain’t so bad!’
‘Iso’ is a slang term that is short for the word ‘isolation’ that has lately become popular online.
Another photo shared by the blogger last week revealed that she was entertaining herself by trying on lipsticks.
Made up: Another photo shared by the blogger last week revealed that she was entertaining herself by trying on lipsticks. Nadia captioned one photo: ‘What happens when you self quarantine?! You play with makeup!’
Nadia captioned one photo, in which she is wearing a pink-and-nude makeup look: ‘What happens when you self quarantine?! You play with makeup!’
On Sunday, the fashion designer revealed how she is explaining the coronavirus pandemic to her young children.
The mother-of-two was asked during an Instagram Q&A on Sunday how she was talking to her eldest son, Aston, about the virus.
‘He hasn’t asked too many questions and if he does I answer them honestly but calmly. I don’t want to feel anxious as I know he will feel that,’ she said.
Honest approach: On Sunday, Nadia revealed how she is explaining the coronavirus pandemic to her sons Aston, four, and Henley, one (all pictured)
Nadia has told Aston about the simple measures he can take to stay healthy.
‘I have said it’s important that we wash our hands for 30 seconds now and not touch our face or nose as a lot of people have been sick,’ she said.
Nadia and her estranged husband, retired AFL star Jimmy Bartel, share two children: Aston, four, and Henley, one.
As of Monday evening, there have been 1,716 recorded cases of coronavirus in Australia with seven deaths as a result.
Scary: As of Monday evening, there have been 1,716 recorded cases of coronavirus in Australia with seven deaths as a result