Kim Kardashian urged fans – especially the ‘young and healthy’ – to stay in their homes amid the coronavirus panic.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star took to her Instagram story to tell people to think of their family and elders at this time.
She wrote: ‘Please everyone, especially people who are young and healthy, pls take the directive to stay home seriously if you care about the health and safety of your mom, father, grandparents, sisters, brothers, children and community.
‘Unless you are leaving your home to go to work, restock on necessary food and essentials, to see your doctor or to help someone in need such an an elderly neighbor, please do not ignore the severity of the warnings to stay inside to stop the spread of this virus.
‘Also a reminder that this virus does not discriminate against race, age, gender, etc. This applies to us all and we will get through this together. Sending everyone lots of love and keeping everyone in my family’s prayers.’
The 39-year-old then posted a guide on how to ‘slow the spread of coronavirus.’
Advice included washing your hands, keeping six feet away from people, coughing into your elbow, avoiding gatherings, staying at home and following the advice of local authorities.
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Just 24 hours before, Kim was busy figuring out why a live lobster was strolling down the roads of Calabasas.
Kim took to Twitter to share the weird sighting with her followers, telling them: ‘Just confused how a lobster is walking on my street in Calabasas! What is happening?!?!?!’
Girl, same.
Nobody knows what the hell is happening.
Given that Kim lives in a super exclusive enclave in Calabasas, Los Angeles, we can only assume that this plucky creature was meant for someone’s dinner table but pulled an impressive escape.
Now it’s just wandering the streets of Calabasas and potentially doing some window shopping on Rodeo Drive.
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