Goldie Hawn takes an isolation break as she enjoys a stroll with friend amid coronavirus pandemic
California residents are staying indoors as much as possible in order to slow the spread of coronavirus.
But Goldie Hawn took a break from isolation to enjoy the fresh air on Wednesday.
The actress, 74, was spotted out taking a walk with a friend through the upscale neighborhood of Brentwood.
Hitting her stride: Goldie Hawn was spotted out taking a walk with a friend through the upscale neighborhood of Brentwood on Wednesday
Goldie wore a black tank top, leggings, and blue and black trainers as she strolled out into the sunshine beside her pal.
The Overboard actress tied a fur-trim sweater around her waist whilst staying protected from the sun with a large visor.
In spite of the challenging times, the star seemed to be in good spirits as she treated herself to some time outdoors.
While California residents are to remain indoors as much as possible in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, people are allowed to spend time outdoors.
Catching up: Goldie wore a black tank top, leggings, and blue and black trainers as she strolled out into the sunshine beside her pal
Individuals have also been told to observe social distancing, and stay at least six feet away from another person to stop the spread.
Goldie seemed to be making the most of the situation as she enjoyed a brisk, revitalizing walk through the neighborhood.
Not pictured with Goldie was her long-term partner Kurt Russell, who she started dating after working together on Swing Shift in 1984.
Last month, EW confirmed that she, Midler and Keaton will star together in the big screen comedy Family Jewels almost 25 years after their First Wives Club box office hit.
Speaking about the project, producer Bradley Fischer said: ‘The chemistry of Diane, Bette and Goldie is unmatched and irresistible, and I’m thrilled to help reunite them on screen for generations of fans.’
Fresh air: In spite of the challenging times, the star seemed to be in good spirits as she treated herself to some time outdoors
The three will play women who were each once married to the same man.
Following his death, they are forced to spend their Christmas holiday together with their respective kids and grandkids, EW reported.
The First Wives Club featured the three actresses as divorced women, dealing with their good-for-nothing ex-husbands who have moved on to romance younger women.
The comedy followed them as they plotted their revenge on their exes and reclaimed their lives, bolstered by their support of one another.
Family Jewels is gearing up to commence production later this year.