Isla Fisher Covers Herself With A Protective Face Mask

Isla Fisher took all necessary precautions on Thursday as she ventured out for her daily bike in Los Angeles.

The actress wore a protective face mask while making the most of her daily exercise allowance in the southern Californian city, which remains on lockdown in the fight against coronavirus COIVD-19. 

Covering her head with a safety helmet, Isla, 44, was almost unrecognisable as she navigated the deserted roads surrounding her Hollywood home. 






Safety first: Isla Fisher took all necessary precautions on Thursday as she ventured out for a bike ride close to her Los Angeles home


The actress was dressed appropriately in a black top and matching cropped leggings while taking advantage of her brief outdoor du lịch bắc kinh appearance. 

She added to her casual look with black running shoes, while heavily tinted sunglasses rounded things off. 

The Australian star is based in Los Angeles with her husband, bắc kinh Ali G creator Sacha Baron Cohen, and their three children - Elula, Olive and Montgomery. 


















Don't mind me: The actress wore a protective face mask while making the most of her daily exercise allowance in the southern Californian city, which remains on lockdown in the fight against coronavirus COIVD-19


Isla, who got her start on long running soap Home And Away, is best known for the movies Wedding Crashers, Confessions of a Shopaholic and Now You See Me. 

Before the coronavirus pandemic took hold, she had wrapped production on a new big screen adaptation of Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit with Dan Stevens, Judie Dench and Leslie Mann.

It's scheduled for bắc kinh release in September but that may change due to the COVID-19 crisis.






Couple: Isla resides in California with her British actor and comedian husband Sacha Baron Cohen. They celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary in March and share three children


When California went into lockdown in March, she was in the middle of shooting the Disney+ comedy Godmothered.

Also starring Jillian Bell, Santiago Cabrera and June Squibb, the show follows an unskilled fairy godmother who sets out to help a girl whose wish was ignored. 

She'll be ready to hit the ground running again after quarantine, as she's also set to star in the CBS All Access series Guilty Party.

Isla plays Beth Baker, a disgraced journalist who seeks to salvage her career by proving the innocence of a woman in jail for the murder of her husband.

The Australian actress also serves as executive producer for the half-hour dark comedy.