How Sadie Robertson Is Helping 5,000+ Brides-to-Be During the Coronavirus

Many exes are hoping for a "Simple Kind of Life" right about now. As many parents can relate to, the Coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a new way of life of staying at home and practicing social distancing.

Modern slaves will be allowed to stay in safe houses for longer during the coronavirus outbreak.

In one such virtual meeting earlier this week, William and Kate expressed their gratitude for teachers who are continuing to work during the coronavirus crisis to provide a safe space for students whose parents are considered essential workers.

For Brooke Shields, staying at home has been a piece of cake. Since the nationwide lockdown — due to the coronavirus outbreak — has been in effect, the actress has been keeping her days busy with multiple activities she didn’t have time for before.

There was a 120% increase in calls to the National Domestic Abuse hotline over a 24 hour period sine the coronavirus lockdown came into force.

A talented nurse has created her own song about life on the front life in an NHS hospital during the coronavirus crisis.

Lights in the storm! The coronavirus pandemic has put many things on hold, from tours to TV shows, but these celebrity families are still growing.

A farmer has spoken out about the "crazy" pressures brought on by the coronavirus.

The royal couple took part in a video call with a school in Lancashire, north west England, where they thanked staff for their dedication in providing a “safe place” for children whose parents are carrying out vital roles, even during what are supposed to be the Easter holidays.

It’s all hands on deck for the Cambridges!

iHeartMedia’s morning shows are going long.On Friday (April 10), the radio conglomerate officially announced that over 65 of the company’s morning shows across 50 markets would be extending their broadcasts by an hour or more due to increased listener demand during the coronavirus pandemic.These shows, the majority of which instituted the change earlier this week, include New York’s Elvis Duran and The Morning Show and The Breakfast Club, Nashville’s The Bobby Bones Show and Los Angeles’s On Air

Rihanna sent a ventilator to her father, Ronald Fenty, amid his battle with the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are starting to buckle under the pressure of 24/7 parenting that the coronavirus pandemic has created. The 39-year-old singer appeared via video chat on SiriusXM’s “Hits 1” on Wednesday where he talked about self-quarantining in Montana with his wife and their 4-year-old son, Silas.

The latest NHS Lothian board papers reveal that liaison officers from the Royal Marines and British Army are supporting the health board during the coronavirus crisis.

Jonas recently went live on Instagram and shared names and stories of four brave women who went out of their way to help others during the Coronavirus outbreak and rewarded them with USD 100,000 in order to laud them. The actress began the live saying, “How you all doing? This is a crazy time in the world. I have just realised I am actually really punctual as I realised at 3’o clock as I was to do this live at 3.”

Sadie Robertson may be known for her starring role on “Duck Dynasty” but she’s about to be known for something else: a motivational speaker and New York Times bestselling author.

By Tom Grater

Taylor Swift hasn’t been spotted casually browsing in record stores over the years quite as often as LP shop-aholic Elton John, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t have an equal interest in keeping them open and thriving. Grimey’s, an independent store in her hometown of Nashville, confirmed Thursday that Swift had quietly made a contribution to help out employees during the shop’s coronavirus-related closure.

Sadie Robertson wants to do some good amid the stress that comes with the coronavirus pandemic.