Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn showed her fans that she’s still staying in shape in quarantine amidst the coronavirus pandemic when she posted a photo to Instagram of herself clad only in a bikini washing her car.
“Took an adventure to the drive way [sic]. It was epic. #stayhome #takeabreakwithlandrover,” the 35 year-old athlete captioned the image, which also included her two dogs.
This comes a week after Vonn revealed her quarantine routine to Us Weekly, saying that she starts each day at 8am by feeding her dogs. Once this is done, she begins her workout.
“I usually go to the gym,” she said, “but since we’re obviously in quarantine, the garage is my jam,” adding that she then hops on her Peloton.
Next, Vonn takes meetings and fields phone calls for various different projects.
“I am working on a few projects,” she said. “As you can imagine, there is a lot phone calls, Zoom meetings and other business that needs to be done.”
At around 4pm, Vonn tackles her chores around the house, “‘cause it ain’t gonna clean itself,” she said. Her fiancé P.K. Subban often “gets in my way” while practicing hockey, making her job even more difficult!
“It’s impossible to clean when he’s around!” she lamented.
After her chores are done, Vonn heads to the tub with Subban to do their nightly “Tub Time” show on his YouTube channel.
“P.K. and I have been talking to our followers straight from our tub,” she explained.
For the rest of the night, Vonn focuses on bonding with Subban and her dogs. It doesn’t get much better than that in COVID-19 quarantine!
This comes after it was reported that Vonn and Subban have bought a mansion in Beverly Hills, California for $6.75 million. Vonn put her home in Vail, Colorado on the market back in the fall so that she could spend more time with Subban in New Jersey, where he plays professional hockey for the New Jersey Devils
“Since she is now retired from professional skiing, she is spending more time there to be close to him while he is in season,” her rep said at the time.
The couple is currently quarantined in California, and we’re glad to see that it seems to be going well for them!
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