Marie Osmond has taken to her Utah mountain home with her husband Steve Craig – whom she has married twice (in 1982 and again in 2011) while self-isolating during the coronavirus pandemic.
And the 60-year-old The Talk star has been sharing her thoughts from inside her mansion.
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‘Some of the best advice I ever received is a message that feels very appropriate in this moment. It came from my father, who always used to tell us, “The most important work you will ever do is within the walls of your own home,”‘ she told Digital Journal on Wednesday. ‘I love what I do and I am so grateful that I’m able to continue working safely from home, but it’s the work that I put into myself and into my beautiful family that will always bring me the most joy.’
She added, ‘That feels especially true right now.’
And the star, who has been working since she was a child, says she would not change a thing.
‘I feel so grateful that ever since I was a young girl, I have been able to do what I love: performing and connecting with people. I’ve had so many incredible opportunities that have brought me to where I am today,’ said the Donnie & Marie star.
And the former Las Vegas performer is happy to have NutriSystem provide her with healthy meals.
‘Everyone knows how much I love the brand,’ she said. ‘I’ve worked with them for 14 years and not only do I know the program works, but I also believe in the company and I know they care.
‘Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, people across America are turning to Nutrisystem because they safely deliver your favorite foods made healthier right to your door.’
She continued, ‘It’s convenient home-delivery of delicious meals and snacks, perfectly portioned to help you be healthy and stay on track.
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‘Earlier this year, Nutrisystem launched new plans that are personalized to your body type, your goals, and your food preferences.
‘I’ve gotten so much feedback from customers saying how much they love this and that it’s been even easier to stick to and they are able to order and enjoy their favorite foods.’
She also has been sharing hopeful messages on Instagram.
‘I’ve been sharing a lot of messages of hope on my social media that I’ve found to be so inspiring and so helpful during this time. I think it’s very important to reach out to people and let them know that they’re not alone in this.’
‘The other day we were speaking about how important it is to share our light with others and I recalled this beautiful quote: ‘faith is seeing the light with your heart when all your eyes see is darkness’,’ she added.
Earlier this month she shared how she is doing on Instagram while at her home in Utah.
‘I’ve had a lot of firsts in my life but like you, this is my first pandemic,’ she said.
‘And I’m sure, like every other first we have been through, the hardest parts will always be the unknowns.
‘When I first heard we all had to stay home, I thought…. what?? It felt like I was being sent to my room. I guess this all got real to me when @thetalkcbs stopped airing for a few weeks to be safe.
‘Before I left LA to go to Arizona to check on my daughter Jessica, I made sure my kids in California were all safe. Then we went back home to Vegas. My husband and I got the rest of our kids set up there… then went to Utah.
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‘Steve has diabetes and my immune system isn’t the greatest so we felt at our tender ages of 29 we should isolate ourselves.
‘After growing up with a large family of brothers and then 36 years of raising my children, I’m enjoying being alone with my husband.
‘It has been a blessing to have that time together especially after being apart for over 25 years! ♥️ And you know what else I am doing? Sleeping… I mean really sleeping and it is amazing!!!!
‘I know I am very blessed to be able to do this! I guess after 57 years of working consistently I almost forgot how enjoyable it is to take a nap.
‘After all, the house IS soooo quiet! There isn’t somewhere to go, a deadline to meet or something planned I need to tackle …this quarantine has been hard on so many for different reasons, but being a glass half full… instead of a glass half empty kind a person, I believe there are valuable things to learn from this also.’
She also said it is in how we spend our time.
‘We have an opportunity to reset, to really get rid of what isn’t healthy or good for us.’
And we also have time to serve others in many ways.
‘Like checking on our neighbors to make sure they have what they need from food to medicine and YES let’s send more and more funny and uplifting memes to each other! Social distancing does not mean closing everyone off because right now we need to keep in touch. ☺️’
Earlier this week she was on QVC and she recorded from her home.
‘Hi guys! I’m super excited to see you guys starting at 1am EST on @QVC tonight! Let’s have a pajama party with @Nutrisystem popcorn together! Looking forward to hearing from you during the shows. Send me your questions through the comment section and I’ll try to answer them live! And hopefully you can call in to the shows, too! Stay safe and healthy!’
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