Naomi Campbell put on a pair of protective gloves when she took her baby godson Kai out to a pier in his stroller this weekend.
The 49-year-old, who rose to fame as one of the 1990s Supermodels, posted an Instagram album of herself with the little tyke.
Just days after she went viral for wearing a hazmat suit to the airport to protect herself from coronavirus, Naomi mused about the pandemic in her caption.
‘With love, Naomi’: Naomi Campbell put on a pair of protective gloves when she took her baby godson out to a pier in his stroller this weekend
‘Sunday Mood: Today I spent several hours with my god son, just walking on the pier. I can’t remember the last time I stood outside in New York City without thinking about where I needed to be in the next 30 minutes. But today was serene, and clear without a plane in the sky, you can breathe and feel the air difference,’ she wrote.
‘With challenges we are going through now it’s seems like Mother Nature is waking up in a positive way again, and today, we thought about nothing but the present on that pier,’ the London-born fashionista continued.
‘Last week when my mind first registered the fact that I would need to remain in one place, in one city, without movement, travel, stimulus or much human interaction, I cannot lie it made me nervous and anxious,’ confessed Naomi.
‘I’m learning what it means to put my busy or complicated life on hold and just be still for a while, in one place, with hyper awareness of the people and spaces directly around me and the moment to moment actions I am making.’
So sweet: The 49-year-old, who rose to fame as one of the 1990s Supermodels, posted an Instagram album of herself with the little tyke
She added: ‘As my heart remains with the lives around the globe that are severely affected right now, I am finding my own world somewhat unfamiliar. During the past few days I’ve spent much time at home isolated with loved ones.’
The leggy diva shared: ‘I’ve cooked, cleaned, caught up with people over the phone, grocery shopped, online read, slept, listened to music and walked to the piers for fresh air. And day by day I’m reminded of all these simple things, the simple pleasures in my life that make happiness.’
Naomi reflected on her Instagram page that ‘We must learn to educate our hearts and minds to create value in every moment.’
Just days after she went viral for wearing a hazmat suit to the airport to protect herself from coronavirus, Naomi mused about the pandemic in her caption
She qualified: ‘By no means am I thrilled about this scenario we’re all facing, but I am certain that moments like these can be incredibly introspective and reflective, they can help to ground us, and ultimately make us more full, compassionate and mindful people, creating unity to remind us we are all human.’
Concluded she: ‘Hope you’re all staying strong, united and positive as much as you can out there. Hold on, we will get through this. With love, Naomi’
Her album included a heartwarming photo of her bottle-feeding the little one while cradling him in her lap indoors.
Nourishment: Her album included a heartwarming photo of her bottle-feeding the little one while cradling him in her lap indoors
She posted Insta Stories footage of the baby and tagged Kweku Mandela Amuah, who is one of Nelson Mandela’s grandchildren.
A couple of days ago Naomi posted a YouTube video about ‘Protecting Myself Against Coronavirus,’ in which she could be seen donning her hazmat airport look.
Her ensemble included goggles, pink rubber gloves and a surgical mask, and she could be seen loading up on vitamins in the car before venturing into LAX.
However before heading to the airport she did allow another woman to touch her while applying ear seeds for acupressure.
Iconic: A couple of days ago Naomi posted a YouTube video about ‘Protecting Myself Against Coronavirus,’ in which she could be seen donning her hazmat airport look