Hailey Baldwin says she feels happier than ever enjoying ‘low-key’ quarantine with husband Justin Bieber: ‘I reconnected with myself’
After leaving Los Angeles for husband Justin Bieber’s native Canada due to the coronavirus, Hailey Bieber feels happier than she has in months.
The 23-year-old supermodel has revealed she’s relishing her self-isolation with the Grammy winner, 26, admitting the coronavirus pandemic has allowed the loved-up couple to spend some extra quality time together.
During an Instagram Live Q&A, Hailey noted she’s recently learned to appreciate the ‘simple and small things in life.’
Homebody: Hailey Bieber revealed she feels happier than she has in months on an Instagram Live Q&A on Friday
‘I thought I was going to have a lot of anxiety through this process and there has been some,’ explained the blonde beauty during an Instagram Live Q&A on Friday.
Always an optimist, the Vogue cover girl has enjoyed watching Friends reruns, playing chess and going on walks with the Sorry hitmaker.
‘I’ve been happier than I felt in months, just from being able to be low-key and just hang, and not have things on a schedule. I feel really reconnected with myself and that’s unexpectedly made me really happy,’ she said.
Reflective: Quarantining with her husband Justin Bieber has allowed her to enjoy ‘the simplicity in life’
Hailey and Justin are currently based at their 9,000 square-foot estate in Canada.
In a self-aware move, the model confessed they’re in a fortunate position amid the global crisis.
‘We have a place out here and we’re super lucky we have a lot of space to kind of just walk around and move around,’ she added.
Staying home: Always an optimist, the Vogue cover girl has enjoyed watching Friends reruns, playing chess and going on walks with the Sorry hitmaker
‘I feel really reconnected with myself and that’s unexpectedly made me really happy,’ she told fans
‘I swear I feel like I’ve gotten so much more done in this quarantine than I have in, like, a year,’ the bombshell joked.
Some of the activities she’s finally gotten to during the lockdown are resuming some unfinished books, TV shows and returning calls from friends and family.
‘It’s like you have no choice but to get the things done that you put to the side,’ she said.
The Biebers: Some of the activities she’s finally gotten to during the lockdown are resuming some unfinished books, TV shows and returning calls from friends and family