Charlotte Crosby seems to be making the most of the coronavirus lockdown and has hinted she doesn't want it to end.
The former Geordie Shore star, 29, is isolating separately from her new boyfriend Liam Beaumont amid the pandemic, and it seems she isn't fussed about seeing him anytime soon.
The telly star's mind is elsewhere as she is keeping herself busy at her parents' brand-new Sunderland home.
Char has been using the time to work on herself, by cooking healthy food and doing home workouts to keep in shape, and admits she's "really enjoyed doing nothing".
Meanwhile, her videographer beau is isolating thousands of miles away on the other side of the world in Bali.
The reality star has been keeping in touch with her new fella since the lockdown was imposed.
And in recent weeks, Liam sent her a gorgeous bouquet of roses to cheer her up during the crisis.
Speaking to new magazine about their relationship, Charlotte admitted, unlike her last romances, she wants to keep their "little thing" private, and that it isn't a "massive deal".
"We had a string of dates and now he's on the other side of the world, so there isn't much to say," Char revealed.
The star also added that she isn't ready to discuss their budding romance just yet, and would rather keep it under wraps.
Charlotte, who is turning 30 next month, opened up on her quarantine birthday plans as the coronavirus has brought things to a halt.
She says it's "not the end of the world" and is hoping to schedule a holiday for May, although she believes it's "wishful thinking".
After a lifetime of having cameras in and out of her life, Char says she wants to become more private in her thirties.
She also admitted she has found what she wants from life now, and is excited to see where the next milestone birthday will take her.
"I've got freedom, a career and money to do whatever I please.
"Your twenties is all about figuring things out, whereas in your thirties you’re more at one with yourself," she shared.
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