Lucy Hale wraps up in a teddy coat and flashes a smile while grabbing coffee in LA
She currently stars as title character Katy Keene on the CW’s show.
And Lucy Hale seemed to be in good spirits on Tuesday as she grabbed two coffees from hotspot Alfred Coffee.
The 30-year-old actress was bundled up for the quick grab of coffee as dine-in spots in Los Angeles close down.
Must have coffee: Lucy Hale seemed to be in good spirits on Tuesday as she grabbed two coffees from hotspot Alfred Coffee in Los Angeles
Hale, who starred for seven years in Pretty Little Liars, donned a forest green teddy coat, black leggings, and grey knit sneakers.
Under her coat, she wore a burgundy top and had a light brown crossbody bag strapped across her chest.
The Tennessee native had her short brown hair in a half-up messy bun and easy half-down hair style.
Cozy look: She donned a forest green teddy coat, black leggings, and grey knit sneakers
She covered her eyes in blue-tinted metal frame sunglasses and seemed to rock a natural and fresh face underneath.
And while most people have decided to stay in amid the coronavirus outbreak, the actress has continued to step out and stick to her everyday routine, before LA Mayor Eric Garcetti ordered gyms, movie theaters, dine-in restaurants, bars and any place with large crowds to close.
The Pretty Little Liars alum shared video of her grueling gym session on Friday before heading out to the empty stores.
Lucy did, however, share a post with her followers regarding kindness and sympathy for everyone on her social media.
And while most people have decided to stay in amid the coronavirus outbreak, the actress has continued to step out and stick to her everyday routine, before LA Mayor Eric Garcetti ordered gyms, movie theaters, dine-in restaurants, bars and any place with large crowds to close
The image read: ‘To those who now have 28 packages of pasta. To those who are searching the black market for hand sanitizer. To those who walk around with a face mask. And to those who are planning to flee with their kids out of a corona infected area: Never again look down on people who flee from war and famine.’
Lucy captioned the post: ‘Reposting this from @ijessewilliams because DAMN this is so powerful.’
At this current time, all 50 states now have cases of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, as the U.S. death toll passes 100 and the number of confirmed cases with limited testing nears 6,000.
The global numbers for the disease are approaching 200,000 cases and deaths near 8,000.