Vanessa Hudgens flaunts her curves in sports bra and shorts during break from quarantine

She has been quarantining at her home in Los Angeles with her beloved dog Darla since the COVID-19 was deemed a pandemic on March 11.

And on Saturday, some 10-weeks on, Vanessa Hudgens took a break from her sequester to visit a friend and stop by a market for some supplies in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles.

The High School Musical alum, 31, flaunted her toned curves in a black sports bra and matching, fitted shorts. 

The California native wore her sporty ensemble with black sneakers and her brown tresses pulled into a loose ponytail while riding to her and from her friend’s house.

But when made the pitstop to the store, on her way home, she covered up with a black, long-sleeve shirt and a black baseball cap.

And with the dangers of the coronavirus still ongoing, the actress adhered to health officials’ guidelines to wear a protective mask.

Over these last few months, Hudgens has turned to social media to keep herself entertained while in home sequester. 

She has shared a number of photos and videos of herself working out at home, in part, to motivate her followers to move their bodies.

The Bad Boys For Life star has also been liberal in showcasing her figure in bikinis and other revealing outfits, many times alongside her trusted pet pooch.

Hudgens found herself at the center of a controversy less than a week after the virus was deemed a pandemic in March. 

In an Instagram Live segment, following news that pandemic could stretch into July and August, Hudgens called the potential quarantine timeline ‘a bunch of bull***t’, and expressed a flippant tone when it came to the deaths that would follow. 

‘I’m sorry – but like, it’s a virus, I get it, I respect it. But at the same time – even if everybody gets it… yeah, people are going to die, which is terrible, but like….inevitable?’ 

A slew of people accused her of making ‘heartless’, ‘insensitive’ and ‘selfish’ remarks about the deadly outbreak that is still gripping the nation, despite all 50 states in some form of reopening.

The actress apologized the following day for making the ‘insensitive’ comments, and called the incident a ‘huge wake up call’ about the significance of her words.