‘I’m going to do something nice for myself!’ Married At First Sight’s Elizabeth Sobinoff treats herself to Easter eggs in self-isolation
Married At First Sight’s Elizabeth Sobinoff is in Sydney and self-isolating amid the coronavirus pandemic.
On Thursday, the reality TV star, 28, treated herself to a day of pampering and sweet treats, which she documented for her followers on Instagram.
‘So I’m going to do something nice for myself because we’re stuck in ISO (isolation) and it’s good for your mental health to do something really cool for yourself,’ she said.
‘I’m going to do something nice for myself!’ On Thursday, Married At First Sight’s Elizabeth Sobinoff treated herself to Easter eggs while in self-isolation amid the COVID-19 pandemic
The brunette beauty said that she would be doing a full face of makeup.
But before getting into her routine, she showed showed off the personalised dressing gown she was gifted from her boyfriend Seb Guilhaus, 30.
She then revealed she had her cereal in a soup cup and a mug of white hot chocolate ready to devour.
Elizabeth also showed off another pretty tea cup and saucer she had prepared, ready for her to sip on.
Pampered: The brunette beauty said that she would be doing a full face makeup. But before getting into the routine she revealed she had prepared cereal in a soup cup and a mug of white hot chocolate ready to devour
‘And we also have some beautiful Red Tulip eggs,’ she said, showing off the handful of small chocolate eggs in her hands.
After doing her makeup she shared a selfie showing off her glamorous look with brows, false lashes, mascara and a mauve pink pout, while enjoying a cup of tea.
Elizabeth’s time in self-isolation comes after she revealed that she and Seb would not be moving in together just yet.
All dolled up: After doing her makeup she shared a selfie showing off her glamorous look with brows, false lashes, mascara and a mauve pink pout, while enjoying a cup of tea
Delayed: Elizabeth’s time in self-isolation comes after she revealed that she and Seb would not be moving in together just yet because of the COVID-19 pandemic
She shared a video to Instagram on Tuesday addressing the situation and explained: ‘People are like, “Why are you not at Seb’s place?” I was there last week, but got a phone call that I had to be in Sydney for work.’
‘So I left South Australia. I’m now in quarantine. I have to do my work thing and then I’ll have to be in quarantine again [when I go back to Adelaide].
‘That’s just life. Coronavirus puts a lot of stress on a lot of different aspects. Yeah, it’s hard,’ she said.
On hold: They were initially set to move to the beachside suburb of Dee Why in late January but their rental fell through, and now the COVID-19 pandemic has now put their plans on hold indefinitely
The couple were forced to cancel their plans to move to Sydney together, months after they started house hunting.
They were initially set to move to the beachside suburb of Dee Why in late January but their rental fell through, and now the COVID-19 pandemic has now put their plans on hold indefinitely.
Instead, Elizabeth is staying in Sydney for work purposes while Seb remains in South Australia, forcing the lovebirds into a long-distance relationship.
Long distance romance: Instead, Elizabeth is staying in Sydney for work purposes while Seb remains in South Australia, forcing the lovebirds into a long-distance relationship