Actress Jennifer Love Hewitt has been candid about her plans once the coronavirus pandemic comes to an end. She spilled the details during the Tuesday, April 7, episode of The Talk, revealing her intentions with a mix of humor and heartfelt emotion.
What Jennifer Love Hewitt Has Planned After the Pandemic
“Honestly, I’m thinking I’ll do one of two things,” Jennifer joked. “I might just burst out of my house and hug the first thousand people I see. You know, like a crazy lady on a mission. Or, I might stay holed up in my house for two whole weeks, too scared to step outside and make sure it’s really over. But deep down, I think it’ll be the first option. I just can’t wait to connect with people again!” Her candid words resonated with fans who are also eagerly anticipating the return to normalcy.
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Who Jennifer Can't Wait to See Again
At 41 years old, Jennifer revealed the one person she’s longing to see once the pandemic is behind us. “There’s this incredible woman named Destiny who works at my grocery store,” she shared with warmth. “She’s been there forever, checking everyone out with such grace and kindness. I truly believe she’s either a prophet or an angel on Earth. I miss her so much, and I can’t wait to go back to the grocery store just to give Destiny the biggest hug ever.” It’s clear that Jennifer values the little moments and the people who bring joy to her life.
Struggles with Homeschooling During Quarantine
While chatting with Eve, Marie Osmond, Sheryl Underwood, Carrie Ann Inaba, and Sharon Osbourne on The Talk, Jennifer opened up about the challenges of homeschooling her children. “At first, I was so frustrated trying to figure out how to handle it,” she admitted. “Was I supposed to teach them exactly the way their teacher does, or should I go about it in a stricter manner? It was overwhelming.” Fortunately, some wise advice from a friend helped her find her footing. “She told me, ‘This is your chance to teach them your way. Nobody’s doing anything the usual way right now.’ That perspective changed everything for me.”
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“Now, we focus on laughter, fun, and learning,” Jennifer continued. “It’s all about making it personal and enjoyable for my kids. Yesterday, my daughter even said to me, ‘Hey mom, do you think you could come and be a teacher at my school when this is all over?’ That comment really touched me—it made me feel like I’m doing something right.”
Reuniting with Destiny Will Be a Moment to Remember
When Jennifer finally gets the chance to reunite with Destiny at the grocery store, she’ll have plenty of stories to share. From navigating the challenges of quarantine life to finding new ways to connect with her family, Jennifer’s journey has been as inspiring as it has been relatable.
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