Putting their free time to good use! While waiting out the coronavirus quarantine period, many stars have occupied themselves by hopping on a video chat with their famous pals.
Ariana Grande joined her former Victorious castmates — Victoria Justice, Elizabeth Gillies, Avan Jogia, Daniella Monet, Leon Thomas III, Matt Bennett and Eric Lange — and series creator Dan Schneider on a Zoom video chat on March 27. Together, the group celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the popular Nickelodeon series. Their reunion was supposed to occur face-to-face, but the coronavirus pandemic led to the adjusted plans.
“Happy,” the Grammy-winning singer captioned the black-and-white snap of herself alongside her former colleagues, while Justice, sharing the same photo, wrote, “This made me happy . 10 years later. Can’t even believe it.
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Gwyneth Paltrow, for her part, helped ease her cabin fever with a star-studded Zoom session that featured pals Demi Moore and Sara Foster. Meanwhile, social media star The Fat Jewish posted a screenshot from a seemingly faux Zoom chat that featured Kendall Jenner, Andy Cohen, Bruno Mars and Emily Ratajkowski, among others.
While John Krasinski reunited with his former The Office costar Steve Carell on March 29 for his new YouTube series, Some Good News, their fellow ex-castmates Angela Kinsey and Creed Bratton caught up via FaceTime. The Haters Back Off! actress shared a screengrab from her call to Instagram on March 19, and she teased what Bratton is up to.
Instead of having standard video chats, some stars have let fans watch their virtual hangouts via Instagram live stream. Miley Cyrus launched an Instagram Live series, Bright Minded: Live With Miley, where she interviews other stars, including Paris Hilton, Alicia Keys and Reese Witherspoon.
Ellen DeGeneres, meanwhile, has filmed her at-home phone conversations with her famous pals, such as Kevin Hart and Adam Levine. Other stars, including Justin Bieber, Hailey Bieber, Ashley Tisdale and Tinashe have passed their time by posting dance routines to TikTok.
As several artists have canceled or delayed their upcoming tours amid the COVID-19 outbreak, music stars including John Legend, Keith Urban, Niall Horan and Jojo performed live concerts from the comfort of their homes.
Scroll down to see photos of stars catching up over video chat while in self-isolation.
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The Nickelodeon series’ cast celebrated the show’s 10th anniversary over Zoom on March 27 in lieu of an in-person gathering. Gillies noted that the reunion was “simply the best,” while Jogia wrote in a separate post: “Love you all. More of this. Happy 10th.”
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While not a FaceTime or Zoom, the pop stars caught up over Instagram Live. During their virtual hangout, the “Meant to Be” artist taught the “Praying” singer how to use filters on Instagram. “Thanks @beberexha for teaching me Instagram filters!! 👻👻👻👻 ,” Kesha captioned a snippet from the livestream on March 19, while Rexha commented below, “Love you.”
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Paltrow was joined by Moore, Foster, former Girls co-showrunner Jenni Konner, jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer, interior designer Brigette Romanek and the Goop founder’s longtime pal Daun Dees on a Zoom call on March 21. “It’s important to stay connected and get through this with your friends,” Romanek wrote via Instagram, sharing several photos from the group video chat. “So have lunch, happy hour, dinner or just a quick chat with your friends. I love my ladies!!!!”
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The former Office stars checked in on each other during their respective at-home isolations. “Facetiming with my neighbor this morning. ❤️ @creedbratton is staying home and safe,” Kinsey shared via Instagram. “He says he’s working on an album while he self isolates. I love this fella so much! ❤️.”
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Instead of a standard FaceTime or Zoom chat, David spoke with Mayer via Instagram Live on March 29. At one point, the actress and the singer talked about sending nudes during quarantine, which David said “are all we have right now, right? The problem is that after this is over, if your nudes leaked, the consequences are the same. You can’t say, ‘They were taken during the quarantine, you know? What was I supposed to do?’”
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The “Mother’s Daughter” singer got creative with her time at home by launching an Instagram Live series, called Bright Minded: Live With Miley, every weekday at 2:30 p.m. ET. Hilary Duff, Nicole Richie and Millie Bobby Brown have been some of the celebs who have joined her during the livestream sessions.
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