Wizards of Waverly Place's Jennifer Stone Joins the "Front Lines" as a Registered Nurse

This year, instead of honoring country music's biggest stars, the artists themselves will be paying tribute to all those helping in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic. 

By Tom Grater

Sharon Stone had to put together an outfit from her own wardrobe for the 1996 Oscars after her custom-made gown was ruined by a FedEx driver.

Sharon Stone has lost a loved one to coronavirus.

Forget about a tiara! Princess Sofia of Sweden wants a pair of scrubs! As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to affect people around the world, one member of royalty just took a huge step to help on the front lines. After completing an intensive training program online, Princess Sofia started working at Sophiahemmet Hospital.

Princess Sofia of Sweden is temporarily trading in her tiara for scrubs amid the (who married Prince Carl Philip in 2015) announced on Instagram Thursday, April 16 that she'd gone through training and has started working as a medical assistant at Sophiahemmet hospital in Stockholm to help in the fight against .

Sharon Stone was so determined to stay safe amid the coronavirus pandemic that she took guests’ temperatures at her birthday party before the lockdown began.

Sharon Stone was so determined to stay safe amid the coronavirus pandemic that she took guests’ temperatures at her birthday party before the lockdown began.

All around the same time in late March — as novel coronavirus outbreaks worsened around the United States — Westworld actor Jeffrey Wright started a nonprofit in Brooklyn, New York; in Berkeley, California, novelist-producer couple Ayelet Waldman and Michael Chabon sprang into action with a like-minded initiative; and in Los Angeles, a group of execs — including Discovery’s Erin Arend, HBO senior vp Nora Skinner, Hello Sunshine CEO Sarah Harden, and Magnet Companies’ Jeff Berman — came together

In an interview with Germany's Vogue magazine edition, the actress admitted there was a time where she really didn't "accept" her body, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

You may remember Harper Finkle from Disney Channel's Wizards of Waverly Place, Alex's () smart best friend who'd often act as the . It turns out the actor behind Harper, Jennifer Stone, also has a heart of gold.

star Jennifer Stone is officially a registered nurse and is getting ready to be on the front lines when it comes to battling the coronavirus.

You may know her from playing Selena Gomez‘s best friend on Wizards of Waverly Place, but Jennifer Stone is back to making headlines for all the right reasons.

Jennifer Stone is putting acting to the side for something incredibly selfless amid the global COVID-19 outbreak. Selena Gomez‘s pal and former Wizards of Waverly Place actress, 27, took to her Instagram account on World Health Day, April 7, to announce that she would be joining millions of healthcare workers and medical practitioners in the effort to help afflicted patients and contain the spread of coronavirus.

The Coronavirus outbreak has brought the world to a standstill. People across the globe are doing their best to combat the virus by giving donations for the treatment, helping the needy, practising social distancing and more. Joining the healthcare staff, Wizards Of Waverly Place alum Jennifer Stone has become a registered nurse to do her bit in the battle against COVID-19. The actress announced the same on social media sharing pictures of her ID card.

Jennifer Stone is now ready to play a nurse -- in real life. The former "Wizards of Waverly Place" actress has announced via Instagram that she has completed nursing school and is now a registered nurse, preparing to join the fight against coronavirus.