Hey there, friends. Let’s talk about one of Hollywood’s most relatable moms, Jennifer Love Hewitt. You know her from Ghost Whisperer or maybe even I Know What You Did Last Summer. But right now, she’s not just an actress; she’s a mom on a mission. Recently, she noticed her kids, Autumn and Atticus, were upset about missing out on Easter traditions this year. So, like the superhero mom she is, she decided to step in and make this Easter unforgettable.
A Heartfelt Easter Message from Jennifer
On March 30, Jennifer took to Instagram to share her thoughts about the upcoming holiday. At 41 years old, she’s as determined as ever to spread joy, even in challenging times. "It was time to decorate and feel festive," she wrote. "Not sure how to make this Easter feel special yet, but I will. They deserve it." Her message resonated deeply with fans who could relate to the struggles of keeping traditions alive during tough times.
View this post on InstagramIt was time to decorate and feel festive. Not sure how to make this Easter feel special yet but I will. They deserve it. My kids cried today because they can’t go and see the Easter bunny. Broke my heart. But dammit we will find and make magic! Magic happens when you believe. And I do. Sending love to you all. ❤️ thank you @bonjourfete for helping me decorate. #supportlocalbusiness
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Why Her Kids Were Sad
Jennifer shares her two children, six-year-old Autumn and four-year-old Atticus, with husband Brian Hallisay. Both kids were heartbroken because they couldn’t visit the mall to take pictures with the Easter Bunny. This disappointment stems from the global coronavirus outbreak, which led to cancellations of public events, school closures, and social distancing measures across the U.S. to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Jennifer explained in her heartfelt post, "My kids cried today because they can’t go and see the Easter Bunny." She admitted that their sadness broke her heart but reassured them, saying, "But damn it, we will find and make magic! Magic happens when you believe. And I do. Sending love to you all." Her words struck a chord with many parents going through similar experiences.
Bringing Easter Joy Home
While Jennifer didn’t share photos of Autumn and Atticus, she did give fans a sneak peek at how she’s transforming her home into an Easter wonderland. On Sunday, April 12, she posted pictures showcasing her adorable Easter-themed decorations from Bonjour Fête. These included colorful bunnies, eggs, and other festive items that brought a smile to everyone’s face.
Despite the challenges, Jennifer's efforts were met with admiration from her followers. "They are so lucky to have you!" one user commented, while another added, "Yes! Make magic at home!" A third chimed in, writing, "We hear ya! My kids were having a moment today also." It’s clear that Jennifer’s determination to create a magical Easter has inspired countless families.
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Humor Amidst the Chaos
Jennifer isn’t just about serious moments. She also finds humor in the chaos, as shown in a laugh-worthy video of her kids talking about coronavirus. On March 24, she asked her son Atticus, "OK, Atticus, what do you think the coronavirus is?" To which Atticus replied, "I don’t want to do this anymore!" Jen laughed it off and moved on to daughter Autumn, who had quite the imaginative explanation.
"I think somebody ate a bat and the bat was sick and it got the person sick and there was a tarantula who bit the person and the tarantula was even sicker than the bat," Autumn explained. Jennifer hilariously reacted with relatable expressions, saying, "and then that person had the coronavirus and he was around lots of people and then lots of people got the coronavirus. The end." Her ability to find humor in tough situations is something we can all appreciate.
We wish Jen and her family a safe and happy Easter filled with love and laughter. Remember, magic happens when you believe!
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