Rachel McAdams dresses comfy in flowing embroidered top as she drops off grocery run for a charity in LA
Rachel McAdams was glimpsed doing her bit for charity in Los Angeles and dropping off a large grocery donation.
The 41-year-old was summery stylish in a flowing colorful blouse and dark fitted jeans, shading her face with a hat.
She made sure to take the precaution of wearing a mask as she emerged from lockdown amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Doing her bit: Rachel McAdams was glimpsed doing her bit for charity in Los Angeles and dropping off a large grocery donation
While unloading the groceries she was giving away, Rachel made use of a large wooden basket that happened to also be the perfect complement to her outfit.
Rachel shares a two-year-old son with her boyfriend, Dear John and We Are Marshall screenwriter Jamie Linden, but has not publicly disclosed her child’s name.
However she did dish about being in lockdown with her little one while appearing on a livestream for COVID-19 relief in April.
The look: The 41-year-old was summery stylish in a flowing colorful blouse and dark fitted jeans, shading her face with a hat
She appeared on the Heroes Of Health: COVID-19 Stream-a-thon which was based out of her hometown of London, Ontario.
In addition to lending her star power to the event with an interview she donated $10,000 in aid of the medical workers back home.
‘I have a very welcome distraction in my son who is two, so that’s pretty much what I do all the time,’ she said of life in self-isolation.
Careful: She made sure to take the precaution of wearing a mask as she emerged from lockdown amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
‘He’s so entertaining. I’ve thought about that. I’m like: “Would I rather be alone in quarantine or with my family?”‘ she shared.
‘And, you know, there are days, sure, but I mean I would be so bored without him around to make it so fun,’ Rachel shared.
At the time the family were hunkering down ‘out in the country, so there’s a little farm down the road where you can go and look at the animals, and we’ve been doing some planting, some okra and – well, I mean I do the planting and he snacks mostly.’