‘When will coronavirus be under control?’ Skye Wheatley calls on her Instagram followers for information about the COVID-19 pandemic
Skye Wheatley has been in lockdown at her Gold Coast mansion amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
And on Tuesday, Skye called on her 629,00 Instagram followers for more information about the global crisis.
The 25-year-old influencer posted three pictures of herself in a green floral maxi dress that showed off her sensational figure.
‘When will coronavirus be under control?’ On Tuesday, Skye Wheatley (pictured) called on her fans for more information about the COVID-19 pandemic
‘When do we think Corona Virus will be under control? Would love to know more or anything you guys know?’ Skye captioned the post.
‘Have been speaking to mum she’s keeping me updated.’
Skye has been spending a lot of time at home with her one-year-old son Forest amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
She knows her angles! The 25-year-old influencer posted three pictures of herself in a green floral maxi dress that showed off her sensational figure
Later on Tuesday, she posted a mirror selfie with the caption: ‘Hope we’re all staying sane x.’
Although she has been stuck at home, Skye has no shortage of Instagram content for her avid followers.
On Sunday, Skye sizzled in two mirror selfies that drew attention to her cleavage, toned tummy and lean legs in a lime green bikini.
Last week, she used her toddler Forest as a substitute weight to perform lunges and pulse squats after all gyms closed due to COVID-19.
One hot mama! On Sunday, Skye sizzled in two mirror selfies that drew attention to her cleavage, toned tummy and lean legs in a lime green bikini
‘No weights, no problem,’ Skye captioned her Instagram story at the time, as she balanced on one leg while holding her one-year-old son.
Skye welcomed Forest in December 2018, with boyfriend Lachlan Waugh.
Meanwhile, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to escalate in Australia.
As of Tuesday evening, there have been 4,559 confirmed cases, which have resulted in 19 deaths.
Pandemic: As of Tuesday evening, there have been 4,559 confirmed cases, which have resulted in 19 deaths