Alan Halsall and his girlfriend Tisha Merry have a much nicer lockdown situation than most as they stay cooped up in his £750,000 luxury home.
But to ease our envy, Tisha, 25, has given fans a tour of the plush pad, which is in Worsley, Salford, in her most recent YouTube video.
The soap star, who played Steph Britton in Coronation Street, was talking about what she eats in an average day but gave a glimpse of the five-bedroom property in the background.
She moved in with Alan, 37, last year.
In the introduction to the video she spoke to the camera in the master bedroom, which a huge bed with an ivory-coloured headboard.
On the wall was a huge circular mirror, another floor to ceiling mirror and a giant chandelier.
Outside the bedroom is an enormous walk-in wardrobe packed with clothes.
She then strolled into the kitchen which has glossy white cupboards and shiny worktops.
There is also a posh coffee maker which Tisha used to make herself a cappuccino in the clip.
She drank it in the posh living room, which has grey crushed velvet sofas and a huge TV.
Later on she is seen relaxing in the garden which has a swing set and a trampoline, no doubt used by Alan's daughter Sienna, who he shares with his ex-wife Lucy-Jo Hudson.
There is also a posh outdoor sofa set complete with a coffee table and footrest, as well as a big barbecue.
Tisha was seen drinking a glass of rosé on a picnic blanket in the sunshine.
The dining room has a long grey table with white chairs set around it.
In the middle of the room is a kooky light that is made to look like a bird cage.
Alan and Tisha celebrated their one-year anniversary this month.
The couple made their relationship public last year and have been living together in the plush home.
He built the property with his ex Lucy-Jo but the pair never lived there together before they split up in 2018.
The former couple oversaw every aspect of the home's design after they demolished an ageing bungalow on the site.
Writing about the home on Instagram in 2018, Alan said: "Wow exactly a year to the day I moved in to this house that took nearly four years to finish from start to finish.
"So much has happened in that year, but sat here now with my princess asleep in her bed, I love this house so much #sograteful."
