Phoebe Burgess has been keeping her Instagram fans updated on her self-isolation activities during the coronavirus pandemic.
And in an Instagram post on Sunday, the former journalist was pictured nestling in close to her daughter Poppy, three, at her family’s Southern Highlands estate.
Alongside a number of playful black and white photos, the 30-year-old said isolation is ‘not so bad’, urging her followers to stay home and ‘find the beauty in being still’.
‘Self-isolation ain’t so bad! Phoebe Burgess, 30, nestled in close to daughter Poppy, three, (both pictured) in an Instagram post on Sunday, while isolating amid coronavirus pandemic
‘Isolation’s not so bad… #StayHome and find the beauty in being still, being in one place, with you,’ Phoebe began.
The former WAG went on to reveal that she has been ‘laughing more’ with daughter Poppy, as they play doctors and nurses, bake cookies, feed horses and watch Frozen.
‘We make a mess painting, we make a mess LEGO-ing, Billy (her son) makes mud pies in the dog bowl, and instead of my usual heart palpitations, we just make more mess.
‘Time is now my friend. I’ve stopped trying to beat her, chase her or catch up with her. Stay home and learn who you are when you can’t hide behind the daily grind and the routine of the rush,’ she continued.
With family: Dressed in a designer sweater with crystal drop earrings, Phoebe said she has been ‘laughing more’ with Poppy, encouraging fans to ‘find the beauty in being still’
Doing her bit: Phoebe concluded her post by urging those who aren’t self-isolating already, to not be ‘a d*ck’ – and do it for the elderly, their parents, grandparents, nurses and doctors
Phoebe concluded her post by urging those who aren’t self-isolating already to not ‘be a d*ck’ – and do it for the elderly, their parents and grandparents, ‘the kid at daycare with asthma’ and our ‘dedicated nurses and doctors’.
In the pictures, the brand ambassador wore a designer sweater with crystal drop earrings, and styled her blonde locks into a sleek style at the nape of the neck.
Just a day prior, Phoebe took part in the latest Instagram challenge – ‘haute couchture’ – created by fashion ‘it’ girls Nadia Fairfax and Montarna Pitt.
Stars and everyday Australians are encouraged to ‘get up and glam up’ as they don their most dazzling outfit, while reclining on their sofa at home.
In her element: Just a day prior, Phoebe took part in the latest Instagram challenge – ‘haute couchture’ – created by fashion ‘it’ girls Nadia Fairfax and Montarna Pitt
Phoebe opted for a high-neck, floral Zimmermann frock, with ruffle detail at the bust.
The dress was somewhat similar to Kim Kardashian’s infamous Met Gala gown, and Phoebe joked online about how she blended in nicely with the family’s floral couch.
Striking a number of playful poses, the mother-of-two styled her blonde locks out and straight, added a slick of red lipstick, and statement crystal drop earrings.
Ample time to spare: Stars and everyday Australians are encouraged to ‘get up and glam up’ as they don their most dazzling outfit, while reclining on their sofa at home
At-home glam: The self-isolation challenge only just kicked off this week. Pictured: Nadia Fairfax
Phoebe wrote in the caption of one post: ‘When you’ve been socially distanced/isolated [for] so long you start outfit coordinating… with a couch.’
The brand ambassador has been hunkering down at the country estate for weeks, with her daughter Poppy and son Billy, 15 months.
Phoebe shares her children with estranged NRL star husband Sam Burgess, 31, who she wed in 2015.
Her pride and joy: The brand ambassador has been hunkering down at the country estate for weeks, with her daughter Poppy and son Billy, 15 months (both pictured)
Famous ex: Phoebe shares her children with estranged NRL star husband Sam Burgess, 31, who she wed in 2015. The couple split for a second time in October last year. They initially separated in December 2018
The couple split for a second time in October last year. They initially separated in December 2018.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison and immunologists have urged Australians to stay at home unless absolutely necessary, amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness accompanied by fever, coughing, sore throat, shortness of breath and fatigue. It can produce pneumonia.
As of the evening of March 29, the total number of people diagnosed with the virus in Australia is 3,980, including 16 deaths.
Pandemic: As of the evening of March 29, the total number of people diagnosed with the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Australia is 3,980, including 16 deaths