Memorial Day weekend is a long weekend that many Americans look forward too. Many people hit the beach, grill out, have social gatherings, or head out on the town. However, those activities will not be options for many this year. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, numerous states (or at least cities) are still under stay-at-home orders. These restrictions apply to everyone, including the rich and famous, so, as we’ve seen on Instagram, many celebrities are opting to sit down celebrations or just mark the special weekend at home.
Some are laying out by their pools, enjoying time riding around, or staying in shape. Some are even traveling to areas where governments have eased lockdown restrictions to celebrate. However, it seems like everyone is just trying to enjoy a bit of the beautiful summer weather from a safe distance. Scroll through to see how some stars are marking Memorial Day weekend.
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Sofia Vergara
Carrie Underwood
Lizzo
Odell Beckham Jr.
Ayesha Curry
Eric and Jessie James Decker
Carey Hart
Kelli Goss
View this post on InstagramHappy Saturday! (Still don’t know if that means anything…) Stay safe out there this weekend 💕
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