Ireland Baldwin strips down to red bikini as she paints her LA home while in lockdown
Ireland Baldwin, the daughter of Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, has been keeping busy amid the coronavirus quarantine and painting a mural at her home, all the while looking amazing as she's doing it.
Baldwin, 24, is currently isolating in Los Angeles with her boyfriend Corey Harper and took to Instagram to post pictures of herself painting the outside of her home this past Friday, April 17.
In one of the snaps, she stripped down to a red bikini top and showed off her model figure. She was snapped standing on top of a small green ladder while wearing a high-waisted jeans and throwing up a peace sign.
She was posing in front of a white outer wall and had some paint on her shoulders as well. She had tied her hair up in a high bun to stop it from getting in the way.
In a previous image in the same post, she was pictured in the same white jeans and a plain gray tee while standing in front of a gray outer wall that she was painting white.
She captioned the picture, "painting a cool mural " which quite possibly means that fans can expect further updates in the coming days and weeks.
The red bikini top had made an appearance in an Instagram post she made one day earlier as well. She had shown off her chest and tattoo collection in the sizzling photo, which she captioned, "I miss getting tattoos." It was liked over 31,000 times.
Baldwin and Harper were snapped by paparazzi a day earlier carrying several packs of beer and hard seltzer into their LA home. She was dressed at the time in shorts and a checkered sweatshirt, as well as checkered slip-on Vans sneakers.
She was also following guidelines and protecting herself with a face mask, though gloves were conspicuously missing.
Corey, on the other, hand, was seen lifting a tower of boxes out of the car that consisted of some Coors Light, Truly shelters, and a pack of White Claw.
Baldwin had recently opened up about suffering from "severe anxiety" in a series of Instagram stories and announced she was launching a new project to help those with mental health issues.
She also said she would be using Instagram Live over the next couple of days to interview friends and strangers about the specific mental health issues they have to deal with on an everyday basis.
"I know everyone is probably so sick and tired of Instagram Live by now, but the reason I'm doing this is because I have severe anxiety disorder," she shared. "I've noticed the past few nights my anxiety has been really increasingly getting sort of worse at night, and it kind of hit me last night."
"I thought it would be really cool if we all sort of came together and discussed these issues that we all deal with, and maybe something that works for one person might work for another," she continued, adding that she had tried "so many different" strategies in coping with her anxiety.
