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Thalía and more Latinx stars offer tips for all ‘warriors’ dealing with COVID-19
Let these celebrities inspire you to stay positive during the coronavirus pandemic
We love seeing celebrities use their platforms for good, especially during difficult times. As COVID-19 wreaks havoc on the world, stars like Thalía and Camila Cabello are sending out positivity to their millions of fans. From anxiety management tips to Eva Mendes ’ candid social media posting guide, scroll through if you need some solid advice or just a pick me up!
Thalía
“Ready for anything! Balance, strength, focus, certainty, in all our bodies! Physical, emotional, spiritual. Focus and precision in these times. And think of PLURAL not singular. What we do from NOW will affect everyone. It is home, family time, to value the minutes. It is time to return to the root of everything, to the simple and basic of being. Shelter for everyone we love. Games, talks, laughter, music, love, love, love. The universe, GOD, energy warn us today that the powers that reign on this earth are annulled before this its power. Neither the government, nor science, nor medicine, nor the army, can do nothing with the divine plan that has given us standing still, to remind us of the essentials of life ... such as faith, peace, family, moments in the PRESENT, health, prayer or meditation, breathing, respect and care for the other. So, hand in hand we all go. It is crucial that we stay home so we don't spread the virus any further. AT HOME 🙏🏼 Come warriors we can all💪🏻⚔️🛡.”
Antonio Banderas
Antonio reiterated Thalía’s message, saying: “the fight is from home.”
Eva Mendes
The designer (and her pooch) shared a candid message about her inner conflict: whether to go about life as normal or not?
“Me. Home. My closet. My Lucho. My new @nyandcompany spring collection. Feeling conflicted about promoting my collection at this time. But not sure what else to do. You certainly don’t need another hand washing tutorial, do you? So here you go. I guess I’ll go ‘business as usual’ but dang it’s a weird time. 💛 Sending so much love out there. I’ll read all your comments so let’s keep them full of love please. I’ll get back to as many of you as I can. Since I’m just home anyway so ask away! Nows the time. Amore, amore, amore 💛”
Camila Cabello
In addition to sharing lots of positive examples of people coming together during this time on her Instagram Story, the singer shared this lovely handwritten sentiment with fans: “Scary time for humans right now. I’m taking a deep breath and thinking of all of us. Let’s take care of each other. We’ll get through this together.”
A-Rod
“In times like these, it’s natural and easy to panic, and live in fear. . . Please, please, fight that urge. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be concerned. Far from it. Be smart. Be careful. Be aware. Be compassionate. Absolutely be ALL of those things. Fear spreads faster than any virus. The downward economic spiral is evidence of that. Stay strong, everyone. Do your due diligence, but stay strong. Help those who need it. We’re all affected by this! #onelove”
Leo Messi
The athlete is also urging people to self-quarantine for the betterment of the world. He shared a heartfelt message with his millions of fans along with this adorable photo of him snuggled up with his sons.
“These are complicated days for everyone,” he wrote in Spanish. “We live worried about what is happening and we want to help by putting ourselves in the place of those who are having the worst of it, either because it directly affected them or their family and friends, or because they are working on the front line to combat it in hospitals and health centers. Health. I want to send a lot of strength to all of them. Health must always come first. It is an exceptional moment and you must follow the instructions of both health organizations and public authorities. Only in this way can we combat it effectively. It is the time to be responsible and stay at home, it is also perfect to enjoy that time with your loved ones that you cannot always have. Sending hugs and I hope we can turn this situation around.”
Cristiano Ronaldo
“The world is going through a very difficult moment which demands the utmost care and attention from all of us. I speak to you today not as a football player, but as a son, father, a human being concerned with the latest developments that is affecting the whole world. It is important we all follow the advice of WHO (World Health Organization) and the governing bodies on how we handle this current situation. Protecting human life must come above any other interests. I would like to send my thoughts to everyone who has lost someone close to them, my solidarity to those who are fighting the virus, like my teammate Daniele Rugani, and my continued support to the amazing health professionals putting their own lives at risk to save others.”
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