Pip Edwards is feeling ‘grateful’ as she takes a solitary walk in Bondi amid coronavirus pandemic

Pip Edwards has shared a message of positivity to her fans amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

On Thursday, the activewear designer, 40, visited the iconic Bondi to Bronte coastal walk, sharing a pouty selfie to document the occasion on Instagram.  

‘Finding gratitude, in a moment of solitude,’ the mother-of-one captioned the post. 

Pip wore an oversized printed T-shirt from her brand P.E. Nation, and accessorised with a pair of crucifix earrings. 

She appeared to go bare-faced for the solitary outing, and swept her bleach-blonde tresses into a messy chignon. 

Pip has been taking precautions to prevent the spread of coronavirus this week, including social distancing and home-schooling her son Justice Maximus. 

On Sunday she was even spotted maintaining a distance from her friend-of-12-years Michael Clarke, 38, as they stepped out for a stroll. 

Presumably adhering to social distancing rules, the tight-knight twosome allowed a small gap between them as they soaked up the sun. 

Pip recently denied swirling rumours she’s dating the retired Australian cricket captain, who split from his wife Kyly six months ago. 

‘Absolutely unfounded and untrue. That’s all I have to say. Thank you,’ Pip told Daily Mail Australia in February.   

However, friends say the pair aren’t ruling out the possibility of romance in future.     

A source close to the duo said on Tuesday: ‘They’ve got nothing to hide. They’re really good friends… who knows what will happen in the future?’