Hey there, friends! Let’s talk about Jennifer Love Hewitt, the queen of positivity, who’s been spreading some much-needed joy during these challenging times. The beloved actress and singer, along with her husband, Brian Hallisay, has been turning their home into a mini-recording studio. In a heartwarming moment, Jennifer shared a video of the couple making music together while quarantining at home.
A Melodious Quarantine Escape
On a Monday in early May, Jennifer, who’s 41, posted a video clip to her Instagram account where she and Brian, also 41, are seen performing the song “More Hearts Than Mine” by Ingrid Andress. In the video, Jennifer’s voice fills the room with warmth as Brian strums along on his guitar, creating a perfect duet. The caption reads, “Me and the hubby making music again. It makes us feel joy. We love you guys!” This simple act of sharing their passion for music has not only brought them closer but has also brightened the day of their fans who are tuning in from all over the world.
View this post on InstagramMe and the hubby making music again. It makes us feel joy. We love you guys! @ Ingridandress
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Quarantine Chronicles: A Glimpse Into Jennifer’s World
Since the onset of the global pandemic, Jennifer has been generous in sharing snippets of her life with her fans. Amidst the chaos of quarantine, she’s given us a peek into her role as a loving mom and wife. Remember when she shared that video of her singing “Homecoming Queen?” by Kelsea Ballerini with Brian? That was just the beginning of her quarantine musical journey. Jennifer’s also been busy keeping her children entertained. Her daughter Autumn, 6, and son Atticus, 4, have been having a blast with their mom-led art projects. She even shared photos of their colorful creations, noting how she’d picked up "cotton balls" and "poster board" to spark their creativity. “40 minutes of fun and creativity!” she wrote, adding a touch of joy to her followers’ days.
Embracing Vulnerability
But let’s not forget, Jennifer’s also been real with her fans about the tough moments. In mid-April, the “Can I Go Now” singer posted an emotional message acknowledging the sadness that comes with the uncertainty of these times. “I had to let myself cry today,” she confessed. “To be under the real weight of all that is different and will always maybe be different.” She continued, “To allow the feeling of all this world is going through to hit me. Because as much joy as I love to have and give out, it can only really exist if I also hurt and feel sad sometimes. That’s the balance.” Her honesty resonates with so many of us who are navigating similar emotions. “I just want to fix it,” she added. “And I can’t. So I cried.”
View this post on InstagramArt project with the kids today. Paint dots by @michaelsstores Colton balls amazon and poster board @michaelsstores ! 40 minutes of fun and creativity!
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Homeschooling Hurdles
Jennifer also opened up about the challenges of homeschooling her kids during a virtual appearance on The Talk in early April. She admitted to feeling “really frustrated” with the whole process. “I couldn’t figure out if I had to teach them the way their teacher was teaching them, or teach them in a strict way or whatever,” she confessed. But, like the trooper she is, she eventually found her stride. Thanks to some great advice from a friend, she realized the importance of making learning fun. “The point is for them to laugh and have fun and to learn … so we’ve really made it our own thing.” Kudos to Jennifer for turning a tough situation into a positive experience for her family.
Stay strong, mama! You’re not alone in this journey.
