Amanda Seyfried shares rare snap of daughter Nina, 4, with one of her grandmothers: ‘Reason to vax #325’
On Wednesday, Oscar nominee Amanda Seyfried Instastoried a rare snap of her four-year-old daughter Nina on the lap of one of her grandmothers with the caption: ‘Reason to vax #325!’
It was the day after the Pennsylvania-born 35-year-old and her husband Thomas Sadoski got the coronavirus vaccine at a Walgreens drug store in Georgia.
‘It’s better than OK to get vaccinated because states are rapidly expanding eligibility,’ Seyfried – who boasts 6M social media followers – wrote on Instagram.
On Wednesday, Oscar nominee Amanda Seyfried shared a rare snap of her four-year-old daughter Nina on the lap of one of her grandmothers with the caption: ‘Reason to vax #325!’
‘Schedule, get your name on a list (we did in Georgia), or contact your local Covid Angels as soon as you can. We’re gonna get to the end of this together!’
Back in California where they normally reside, anyone over 50 became eligible for the vaccine on Thursday.
The state – opening up to anyone over age 16 on April 15 – has now administered over 18M doses and 6.7M people are fully vaccinated, according to lamayor.org.
As of Thursday, there have been 1.04M confirmed COVID-19 cases in Georgia leading to 18K deaths while there’s been 1.2M confirmed cases in LA leading to 23K deaths.
‘We’re gonna get to the end of this together!’ It was the day after the Pennsylvania-born 35-year-old (R) and her husband Thomas Sadoski got the coronavirus vaccine at a Walgreens drug store in Georgia
‘Four years happened!’ On Sunday, Seyfried and the 44-year-old Tony nominee celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary with a chocolate cake
‘Valentines’: Amanda and Thomas – who met in 2015 co-starring in The Way We Get By – are also proud parents of six-month-old son Thomas Jr. (pictured February 14)
On Sunday, Amanda and the 44-year-old Tony nominee celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary with a chocolate cake.
Thomas was married to Kimberly Hope and the Mank actress was dating Justin Long when they met in 2015 while performing in Neil LaBute’s The Way We Get By at the Second Stage Theater.
Seyfried and Sadoski are also proud parents of six-month-old son Thomas Jr.
Amanda will next play Manhattan artist Catherine Clare in Shari Springer Berman & Robert Pulcini’s horror flick Things Heard & Seen, which premieres April 29 on Netflix.
Premieres April 29 on Netflix! The Mank actress will next play Manhattan artist Catherine Clare in Shari Springer Berman & Robert Pulcini’s horror flick Things Heard & Seen
Based on Elizabeth Brundange’s 2017 novel: The Hudson Valley-set mystery drama also features F. Murray Abraham (L), James Norton (R), Karen Allen, Rhea Seehorn, and Natalia Dyer
The Hudson Valley-set mystery drama – based on Elizabeth Brundange’s 2017 novel – also features F. Murray Abraham, James Norton, Karen Allen, Rhea Seehorn, and Natalia Dyer.
For her role as Marion Davies, the Mean Girls alum is up for the best supporting actress trophy at the 93rd Academy Awards, which air April 25 on ABC.
Seyfried faces heavy competition against Borat 2’s Maria Bakalova, Hillbilly Elegy’s Glenn Close, The Father’s Olivia Colman, and Minari’s Youn Yuh-jung.
Airing April 25 on ABC! For her role as Marion Davies, Seyfried is up for the best supporting actress trophy at the 93rd Academy Awards
Who will win? Amanda faces heavy competition against Borat 2’s Maria Bakalova, Hillbilly Elegy’s Glenn Close, The Father’s Olivia Colman, and Minari’s Youn Yuh-jung