Ireland Baldwin teases her taut midriff in black as she jogs with friend in LA during quarantine

Ireland Baldwin opened up last month about her ‘severe anxiety disorder’ amid her quarantine from COVID-19.

But the native Angeleno is prioritizing both her mental and physical health during her long isolation.

She teased her taut midriff Saturday in black activewear as she stepped out for a jog with a male friend in her Los Angeles neighborhood.

The 24-year-old sported a cropped black long-sleeve Vans shirt with a pair of skintight black leggings.

She finished the ensemble with a pair of red sneakers, holding her phone as she worked up a sweat.    

Ireland recently faced backlash for not using her platform to speak up about the killing of George Floyd.

She responded Saturday on her Instagram story: ‘Just because people don’t flood your feeds and flood their own stories with constant repostings of what other people are posting, that doesn’t mean that they’re not doing things in their own time.

‘That doesn’t mean that these things aren’t on the forefront of my mind. That doesn’t mean that I’m not doing my part. Honestly, I feel like a lot of people are at a loss for what they can do, and I’m trying to do my best to figure out and educate myself.’ 

The model previously posted a photo of herself in a black bikini as she held her new rescue dog Pieces after taking a dip.

She opened up about her mental health last month, starting an Instagram Live talk show to discuss topics with her followers and friends.

Ireland said: ‘I know everyone is probably so sick and tired of Instagram Live by now, but the reason I’m doing this is because I have severe anxiety disorder.

‘I’ve noticed the past few nights my anxiety has been really increasingly getting sort of worse at night, and it kind of hit me last night.’