‘Entertaining each other in ISO!’ Sophie Monk shows off her toned abs dancing to NSYNC while in lockdown with boyfriend Joshua Gross
Sophie Monk is currently in lockdown with her boyfriend Joshua Gross amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
And on Sunday, the Love Island Australia host, 40, showed off her toned abs in a dance video to NSYNC’s It’s Gonna Be Me.
Marketing executive boyfriend Joshua, 41, recorded the video while Sophie busted out both sensual and silly moves to the 2000 hit.
‘Entertaining each other in ISO!’ Sophie Monk (pictured) showed off her toned abs as she danced to NSYNC while in lockdown with her boyfriend Joshua Gross
‘Please tell me what you guys are doing to entertain each other in ISO?? Poor Joshua. I’m running out of dance moves… or am I?’ Sophie captioned the post.
In the clip, Sophie was dressed comfortably in a sports bra, grey sweatpants, cheetah print UGG boots and a Texas cap.
A beach could be seen in the background while Sophie danced on a balcony, suggesting it was filmed at her waterfront Gold Coast mansion.
Teamwork makes the meme work! Marketing executive boyfriend Joshua (pictured), 41, recorded the video while Sophie, 40, busted out both sensual and silly moves to the 2000 hit
Sophie has been keeping her 583,000 Instagram followers entertained with lockdown-themed videos amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Last weekend, she posted a video, in which she mimicked the ‘choose your character’ screen often seen in video games.
At one point, she dressed as the Easter bunny in a pink lingerie set, complete with garters, stockings and a pair of pink rabbit ears.
‘Choosing my Easter long weekend quarantine player. Happy Easter everyone,’ she captioned the post.
Content creator: Last weekend, Sophie posted a video, in which she mimicked the ‘choose your character’ screen often seen in video games
Sophie sent fans into meltdown on Friday after appearing to coat her signature blonde locks in what appeared to be purple dye.
But it turns out it was just purple shampoo that she used to restore her natural hair colour after accidentally dying her locks brassy blonde two weeks ago.
Meanwhile the COVID-19 pandemic continues to escalate in Australia.
As of Sunday night, there have been 6,606 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the country, which have resulted in 73 deaths.
Pandemic: As of Sunday night, there have been 6,606 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the country, which have resulted in 73 deaths