IT did not take long for Love Island star Joanna Chimonides to let herself go while in self-isolation from coronavirus.
The 22-year-old admitted that even though it was the afternoon she had not yet brushed her teeth.
Joanna has set up a daily vlog to document her life under self-isolation which will let her fans get a glimpse into her daily routine under the new reality.
But fans were shocked to learn the stunning beauty had yet to give her pearly whites a wash even though she was dressed, had styled her hair and put makeup on.
“This is the beauty of it. Living at home, not having to do much and potentially not having to brush your teeth,” she said during the 16-minute video.
Joanna added: “Or if you want to brush your teeth a bit later – absolutely fine.”
Joanna changed into a ribbed pink top for the video
She caused quite a stir during her one-week on the reality dating show
The radio host said she was having trouble structuring her day under quarantine, but knew there was no pressure to live by other’s expectations.
“If you want to have lie-in, there’s nothing wrong with that,” she said.
She added: “Everyone’s doing things earlier than normal, because everyone’s bored – which is understandable, completely understandable.”
First dressed in a lime green vest, Joanna then put on a ribbed pink lounge top before showing fans gifts she’d recently received from companies.
She took her two staffies out for a walk with her dad
She then took viewers on a tour of her house introducing them to her grandmother who has diabetes, so the family wanted to be extra careful for her during the coronavirus crisis.
Joanna then took her two staffy dogs out to the park with her dad.
She admitted people might get “bored” during their self-isolation and wanted to keep them entertained.
The fashion and beauty Instagram star revealed she had tried to go shopping at Tesco but couldn’t get her hands on the essentials.
Joanna has become a fashion and beauty Instagram star since leaving Casa Amor on Love Island
“Yesterday I went to Tesco to get a few essential bits, and I ended up getting a washing basket and a candle. Could have been a bit more efficient – however there wasn’t much left in the shops, as we all know,” she said.
Joanna and her family are following government guidelines to self-isolate to help contain the spread of the coronavirus.
People are urged to practice social distancing and avoid unnecessary travel, while schools, pubs and restaurants have been shut down.
