Lili Reinhart Feels Like a ‘Prisoner’ Returning to Canada for ‘Riverdale’ Amid COVID-19

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Lili Reinhart opened up about returning to Canada to film Riverdale in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, revealing that she “feels like a prisoner” returning to work.Throughout the interview, Reinhart let fans know she has taken the last few months in isolation to work on better understanding her own mental health, and to do that, she has also been attending virtual therapy.“At the beginning of this pandemic, I felt very lost,” Lili explained.

Actress Lili Reinhart opened up and candidly discussed the environment on the sets of her show Riverdale since returning to work following the shutdown due to the pandemic. Riverdale was one of many shows that shut down production just short of filming their season finales due to the global coronavirus pandemic. On the subject, Lili told Nylon magazine that “I genuinely feel like a prisoner, going back to work, because I cannot leave Canada.

Lili Reinhart is getting candid about the filming process for amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The 23-year-old CW star has returned to Canada to finish the final episodes of season 4 of the hit series and to start on season 5. “We stopped during the prom episode, so I have to fit back in that prom dress.

Lili Reinhart has opened up about what the environment on the Riverdale set is like since returning to work following the shutdown due to the pandemic.

Returning to work has been tough for Lili Reinhart. Months after production on "Riverdale" was shut down due to the global spread of coronavirus, the 23-year-old actress has been summoned back to Canada to shoot the remainder of the show's fourth season before immediately beginning work on the fifth, set seven years later.