Reese Witherspoon shares silly snaps of her son Tennessee doing inversions around the house as he begins online learning: ‘Home school is going great’
Life has been turned upside for many since the coronavirus pandemic struck earlier this year.
And Reese Witherspoon has not been spared from its impact.
The actress, 44, shared a slew of silly snaps of her seven-year-old son hanging upside down around the house as he began online learning.
‘Home school is going great’: Reese Witherspoon shared a slew of silly snaps of her seven-year-old son hanging upside down around the house as he began online learning
In the three photos, Tennessee passed the time clinging to an array of household items.
‘Home school is going great,’ Reese sarcastically captioned the photos, along with a wacky-face emoticon.
The first photo captured Tennessee clinging upside down to the marble kitchen counter.
In the next photo, Tennessee struck the same pose upon the family’s wooden kitchen table.
Let the online learning begin! Witherspoon revealed her son had begun home schooling last week
Topsy-turvy! Tennessee clung to a wooden kitchen table
The final photo showed Tennessee impressively clinging upside down to the roof handle of his parent’s car.
Tennessee is just one of countless young students continuing their studies from home, with in-person attendance at many California schools put on hold in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Reese revealed last week her son had begun home schooling as she shared a photo of him beginning his courses on a tablet.
Let’s get this show on the road: The final photo showed Tennessee impressively clinging upside down to the roof handle of his parent’s car
Family affair: The Legally Blonde actress shares her son Tennessee with husband Jim Toth
‘Online learning here we come!!! #backtoschool’ she captioned the photo, along with emojis of a pencil and stack of books.
Reese may seem to have it all together under lockdown, but in March she candidly admitted that’s not always the case.
The actress revealed how the family had been maintaining their boundaries while all working under the same roof.
‘I definitely have good days and bad days,’ she told Miley Cyrus on Bright Minded: Live With Miley.
‘I think it’s really important to designate space,’ she continued. ‘My husband and I are both working from home and all three kids are doing school online. So everybody has a room that has a little area and there’s a privacy sign there, so when the privacy sign is on and your headphones are on, you can’t interrupt.’
‘You have to have rules on the wall for your family, just so we respect each other’s space.’
Not always perfect: ‘I definitely have good days and bad days,’ she told Miley Cyrus on Bright Minded: Live With Miley back in March