Uma Thurman helps daughter Maya Hawke cut her hair as they spend time together in quarantine amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis
They have been living together while in quarantine during the coronavirus crisis.
And Uma Thurman helped give her daughter Maya Hawke a haircut since they’re unable to go to a hairdresser during the current global pandemic.
The Kill Bill star, 49, shared a snap via Instagram that showed her trimming the 21-year-old Stranger Things actresses short hair on Thursday.
Sweet: Uma Thurman helped daughter Maya Hawke cut her hair as they spent time together in quarantine amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis on Thursday
Ever a doting mother, Uma appeared content as she carefully cut Maya’s hair from the back while they sat in their kitchen.
Uma put on a casual display as she wore a blue jumper over matching trousers, while Maya looked stylish in a floral dress.
Delighted to be spending some quality time with her daughter, Uma wrote in the caption: ‘Home hair cuts bring us back home. We are all finding our selves again.’
Doting mother: Delighted to be spending time with her daughter, Uma wrote: ‘Home hair cuts bring us back home. We are all finding our selves again’ (pictured in January 2019)
Maya discussed her current living situation in an interview with Nylon on Tuesday, and lamented losing her independence in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.
‘I feel like the last three years of my life have been a dream and I’m just a kid again with my family,’ she explained.
Maya added: ‘I moved out and got my whole life together and became a person. And this disease is like, “Ha ha ha, just kidding! You’re a kid, and you live with your parents.”‘
In addition to Maya, Ethan Hawke and ex-wife Uma also share an 18-year-old son named Levon.
Ethan and second wife Ryan, whom he married in 2009, have children Clementine, 12, and Indiana, nine, together.
Since Stranger Things season four suspended filming in Atlanta back in mid-March, Maya has been quarantining in upstate New York spending time at both the homes of her famous parents amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
She opened up about how she was dealing with the crisis as she admitted she was struggling with the five stages of guilt as a result.
‘I was angry about it. I was in denial. And then I was bargaining. And now I’m in resignation or whatever. I’m just sort of like, this is my new forever,’ she said.
Staying in: Since Stranger Things season four suspended filming, Maya has been quarantining in upstate New York at both Uma and her father Ethan Hawke’s homes (pictured in 2018)
