Home And Away star Tammin Sursok has revealed her grand plans to move to Australia, following the recently Nashville school shooting and tornado scare.
The actress, 39, shared a video to Instagram on Tuesday explaining she would like to relocate to Australia and return to the US for three months every year to live in a ‘tiny house’.
The ‘tiny house trend’ has exploded in popularity in recent years, with many people selling off their residential homes and moving into compact, space-saving dwellings.
These homes are a creative way to reduce the cost of living and shrink our carbon footprint.
‘I’m obsessed with this little house idea,’ Tammin, who lives in Nashville with her family, explained.
‘So how about we go to Australia, school the kids in Australia and then come back for like three different months of the year to the US but live in a tiny house in the middle of nowhere. Is that feasible or is that a pipe dream?’
She also shared a video while trying to convince her husband Sean McEwen to move into a tiny house.
Home And Away star Tammin Sursok has revealed her plans to move to Australia and live in a ‘tiny house’ after tornado scare and Nashville shooting
‘It’s going to work, I think so. The tiny houses we saw on Netflix, there was a bathtub, two bedrooms… it’s bigger than you,’ she explained.
‘It will be like a coffin,’ an unimpressed Sean said as Tammin responded: ‘No there will be windows’.
It comes after Tammin shared a candid update on her mental health, following a difficult few weeks.
The Australian actress recently endured a hurricane scare just days after her eldest daughter’s school went into lockdown during The Covenant school shooting.
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The actress, 39, shared a video to Instagram explaining she would like to relocate to Australia and return to the US for three months every year to live in a tiny house
![She also shared a video while trying to convince her husband Sean McEwen to move into a tiny house](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/03/30/09/69277889-11918693-Tammin_who_lives_in_Nashville_with_husband_Sean_McEwen_and_their-a-24_1680164325965.jpg)
She also shared a video while trying to convince her husband Sean McEwen to move into a tiny house
Posting to Instagram on Sunday, she admitted she’s been feeling low lately, writing: ‘I don’t know about you but between the news and highlight reels on social media I’m not feeling it. I feel stuck, lost and irritated.’
Tammin explained that as a mental health advocate, it was her duty to share the methods she uses to pull herself out of a funk.
Among her tips was spending time with people you love, doing exercise to release endorphins and being compassionate towards yourself.
She also suggested that fans compartmentalise mental health issues by referring to them as a ‘season’.
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It comes after Tammin shared a candid update on her mental health, following a difficult few weeks. The Australian actress recently endured a hurricane scare just days after her eldest daughter’s school went into lockdown during The Covenant school shooting
‘Accept the season you are in. Label it. This is my reflection season. This is my season of rest. This is my season of healing. Having a name helps you know it’s finite,’ she explained.
Tammin also pointed out the importance of rest, writing: ‘Hustle culture is real and we feel that if we aren’t achieving daily then we are worthless. This is such a dangerous cycle. Our bodies need to rest to recover to be our best selves.’
She also advised fans to avoid consuming ‘junk’ food, as ‘they make us feel better and then drop us lower than before’.
‘Nourish your body with warming foods. Soups, stews, oatmeal etc. These foods help elevate feel good chemicals throughout the day,’ she said.
And finally, she warned fans to remove sources of negativity on social media.
![Posting to Instagram on Sunday, she admitted she's been feeling low lately, writing: 'I don't know about you but between the news and highlight reels on social media I'm not feeling it. I feel stuck, lost and irritated'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/04/09/00/69631521-11953191-Among_her_tips_was_spending_time_with_people_you_love_doing_exer-m-5_1680997028675.jpg)
Posting to Instagram on Sunday, she admitted she’s been feeling low lately, writing: ‘I don’t know about you but between the news and highlight reels on social media I’m not feeling it. I feel stuck, lost and irritated’
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