John Legend and Chrissy Teigen’s family are making the most of quarantine.
The crooner and cookbook writer cuddled up to their daughter Luna, almost four, and son Miles, one-and-a-half.
While the smiley photo looked like the image of domestic bliss, Chrissy jokingly captioned the family portrait: ‘Dysfunction junction.’
Family portrait: John Legend and Chrissy Teigen shared a happy family photo of their brood during quarantine on Tuesday
John shared the same photo to his feed but captioned it: ‘Board meeting.’
In the photo Chrissy was still chic while at home, donning a beautiful silk robe. At each side was Miles and Luna, looking cute as can be.
All Of Me singer Legend was simple, wearing a black tee and bristly work-from-home beard.
Chrissy’s been keeping busy during quarantine, has even managed to make new friends while continuing to practice her social distancing.
After announcing she was in desperate need of some romaine lettuce via Twitter last week, the Cravings author was able to barter some of her prize banana bread for the produce.
Tasty trade: Chrissy and John made some unexpected friends when they met up to exchange banana bread for romaine lettuce with YouTuber Chris Klemens
YouTuber Chris Klemens was fully stocked on greens, so the two documented their trade, all while socially distancing.
Chrissy’s recipe dilemma began earlier this month, when she tweeted to her 12.5 million followers that she was willing to take extreme measures for some romaine lettuce.
‘I’ll make a banana bread for anyone that has romaine lettuce. The trade will be made 6 feet apart and we will place the goods on the floor. no funny business,’ she tweeted.
Chris Klemens came to the rescue with a photo of himself holding a bag of romaine hearts.
Safety first: Chrissy offered the sweet treat in exchange for the veggies, though she insisted the practice safe social distancing
Need to be sure: After Chris shared a photo of his lettuce, she wanted more proof it was fresh. ‘I don’t have a f***ing newspaper! I’m a millennial,’ he joked
Sold! She could only give half her loaf of banana bread, so she sweetened the deal with pie and wine
After the Lip Sync Battle co-host wanted some proof that the lettuce was still good, he posted a second video with a closeup of his watch to show the date.
‘I don’t have a f***ing newspaper! I’m a millennial,’ he joked.
The deal was nearly scuttled after Chrissy realized she only had enough supplies for one banana bread.
‘Please … my family. Have mercy on us,’ wrote.
She and Chris worked out a compromise for only half a loaf of banana bread, and they set to meet up in a church parking lot in Studio City.
Chrissy filmed an update in the car as she headed to the rendezvous point.
Go time: ‘The deal is about to go down. Banana bread, two pieces of pie, a bottle of wine, all for a greedy —’ she said, as the video cut off while driving to the church parking lot rendezvous
Motoring along: In order to keep their distance, Chrissy and her husband John Legend brought along one of their children’s little toy cars
‘The deal is about to go down. Banana bread, two pieces of pie, a bottle of wine, all for a greedy —’ she said, as the video cut off.
In order to keep their distance, Chrissy and her husband John Legend brought along one of their children’s little toy cars, which they loaded up with the goods.
Chris brought his own safety equipment: a tape measurer so they could stay at least six feet away at all times.
John stepped in to give the tiny vehicle a push, before Chris and his friend Andrew Lowe sent it back with the lettuce thoughtfully packed in ice.
Six feet minimum: Chris brought his own safety equipment: a tape measurer so they could stay at least six feet away at all times
After the groups had exchanged their food, Chrissy posted a long-distance selfie from Chris.
‘It was so hard not to hug you both,’ she wrote with a weary face emoji.
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model also retweeted Chris’ summation of the day.
‘Needless to say, Thursday’s video is going to be as chaotic as today felt. I really am full of gratitude and feel like an even bigger idiot my life is so great during this horrible f***ing time for everyone else,’ he wrote, before urging his fans to donate to FoodCorps.