Natalie Imbruglia arrives back home in Australia for the holidays with her one-year-old son Max and shares candid photos from quarantine
Natalie Imbruglia is the latest celebrity to touch down in Australia, joining the likes of Mark Wahlberg, Idris Elba, Natalie Portman and Zac Efron.
The Sydney-born singer, who is now based in London, arrived this weekend with one-year-old son Max, and has commenced the two-week quarantine.
In an Instagram Stories post on Sunday, the 45-year-old joked about how her baby boy Max, nicknamed koala, thought jet lag and quarantine was ‘hysterical’.
Down Under: Natalie Imbruglia (pictured), 45, has arrived back home in Australia for the holidays with one-year-old son Max. The singer is now based in London
‘It’s 3am and I’m in quarantine in Australia with jet lag and this little baby koala thinks it’s hysterical!!’ Natalie captioned an early morning shot of the pair in pyjamas.
Natalie has kept a low profile in recent years, largely staying out of the spotlight to focus on starting a family.
The Torn songstress welcomed son Max via IVF in October last year.
Natalie signed a new record deal with BMG UK last year and has been working on her new album throughout 2020.
Quarantine: In an Instagram Stories post on Sunday, the Torn songstress joked about how her baby boy Max, nicknamed koala, thought jet lag and quarantine was ‘hysterical’
Early morning antics: Natalie joked about how she was channeling ‘moody’ Star Wars character Princess Leia in another Instagram Stories post
When the coronavirus pandemic hit, Natalie temporarily shifted to recording from home in a makeshift studio
‘Natalie’s record has been moved into next year but, rather than stop the recording process, she has set up a studio at home and she’s working over technology and successfully making the record,’ BMG UK president Alistair Norbury told Music Week back in May.
The new album will be Natalie’s first album of all new material in over a decade.
It’s a deal: The brunette beauty signed a new record deal with BMG UK last year and has been working on her new album throughout 2020
A long time coming: The new album will be Natalie’s first album of all new material in over a decade. Her last record, 2005’s Male, featured Natalie covering hit songs from male artists
Her last record, 2005’s Male, featured Natalie covering hit songs from male artists.
In October, Natalie shared a photo to Instagram of herself in the studio with producer and engineer Catherine Marks.
Catherine has worked with a number of big names over the years, including PJ Harvey, The Killers and The Wombats.
Working hard: In October, Natalie shared a photo to Instagram of herself in the studio with producer and engineer Catherine Marks (pictured together)