Olivia Munn scrambles to put on protective mask as she arrives at exclusive celebrity hotspot in LA

The San Vicente Bungalows, a celebrity hotspot created by Jeff Klein as part of his restoration of the San Vicente Inn, is considered the most exclusive of the private clubs in and around West Hollywood. 

And on Tuesday Olivia Munn was among the high-profile people who wanted to get in on its pleasure perks and scenic intimacy.

The actress was spotted driving along N. San Vicente Blvd, and pulling up to the establishment’s valet to park her car.

Upon arrival, the Newsroom star was greeted by a well-dressed man at the valet, who was wearing a black suit, black leather gloves and a protective mask.

With COVID-19 still a danger, the gentleman opened her driver’s door as she scrambled to get her mask on.  

She quickly secured the covering over her mouth and nose before stepping out of the vehicle. 

The X-Men: Apocalypse star, 40, kept it casual in the fashion department in black sweatpants and a military-green jacket over a dark t-shirt.  

The Oklahoma native also donned white high-top Converse sneakers while she carried a small black purse in her right hand.

Her dark brown tresses were styled long past the middle of her back, with a part in the middle, and the front of her hair pushed back off her face with her stylish sunglasses.

In recent weeks, Munn has been on a mission to help stamp out the rising number of hate crimes against Asian-Americans amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In early February she declared ‘we need help to feel safe in our country’ in an open letter via her social media accounts.

She made passionate pleas for people to be apart of the solution when she appeared on a number of telecasts, including The View.

Her efforts helped shine a light on the assault of her friend’s mother, a petite 5-foot-3 Chinese woman, in Queens, New York in late February, which led to an arrest of a local man.