During the city’s current lockdown, she is stranded in Sydney and forced to be separated from her LA-based husband Patrick Whitesell.
Pia Miller, on the other hand, appeared to be taking it all in stride as she strolled down Bondi Beach on Thursday.
In fact, the former Home and Away star was radiant, opting for a makeup-free look to highlight her natural beauty.
Pia brushed about her gorgeous untidy bed hair throughout the stroll because she didn’t have access to a stylist during lockdown.
In a pair of black leggings and a loose black T-shirt, the 37-year-old flaunted her slim body.
The mother-of-three also flaunted her multimillionaire Hollywood agent husband’s massive engagement ring.
Pia announced her plans to go to Los Angeles after recently married agent Patrick during an Instagram Q&A earlier in the day.
While she has yet to publicly remark on the wedding, she did alter her name to ‘Pia Whitesell’ earlier this month on Instagram.
Pia was spotted wearing a wedding ring in Sydney last month, not long after hinting at something significant in an Instagram post.
On November 28, Pia announced her engagement to Patrick, 56, the executive chairman of the Endeavor Talent Agency, a multimillionaire.
Due to COVID-19 border closures, the newlyweds were forced to spend a significant portion of their marriage apart.
Pia now resides in Sydney with her two kids, Isaiah, 18, and Lennox, 13, while Patrick works in Los Angeles.
She also discussed how she handles rumours about herself during the same Q&A.
Because she rose to prominence at an early age, the actress claimed she was “accustomed to” the rumours.
‘I believe I’ve heard every rumour there is about me…’ I think I’m accustomed to it now. I’ve been going through it since I was in high school, when I first started modelling, so I’ve taken a lot of s**t, but it doesn’t bother me,’ she explained.
‘I believe it’s essential to acknowledge that, yeah, people say stupid things.’ There are haters out there, and I believe that, especially in this day of social media, we’ve opened the floodgates for all of this expression and sharing, but you have to take the good with the bad,’ she added.
‘Like, we’ve also given voice to the keyboard warriors out there, the haters, the trolls, and I believe the only way to battle it, and the only way to survive it, if you will, is to just f**k it.’
