Lisa Rinna Jokes 'Help Me' After Harry Hamlin Wears Full Hazmat Suit amid Coronavirus

The couple is currently self-isolating at their home in Beverly Hills, California

Published on May 6, 2020 01:20 PM

Photo: Lisa Rinna Instagram; Phillip Faraone/WireImage

Lisa Rinna's husband Harry Hamlin is taking the coronavirus very seriously.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 56, shared a photo of the actor wearing a full hazmat suit — complete with gloves, goggles and a mask — in their kitchen on Tuesday.

"Help me," she captioned the photo on her Instagram Stories.

In the photo, Hamlin, 68, is seen walking toward his wife with his arms stretched out wide.

The couple is currently self-isolating at home in Beverly Hills, California, to help limit the spread of the coronavirus.

Rinna and Hamlin wed in 1997 and share daughters Amelia Gray Hamlin, 18, and Delilah Belle Hamlin, 21.

Rinna has been actively documenting her time at home on her social media. Last month, she shared a video of her coloring her own hair on Instagram Story, telling fans that her husband helped with tinting some of her locks on the back of her head.

"My first hair color in quarantine," she said. 'Harry did the back."

The clip showed Rinna standing in her home with coloring product in her hair.

"I’m surprised that I went five weeks without having to do my roots except for the very front," she said. "So that’s kind of exciting."

Also last month, Rinna poked fun at her quarantine activities, sharing a picture of her opening a bottle of white wine with her teeth.

"It’s come down to this. 🍇 Photo credit: Harry Hamlin," she captioned the candid shot alongside the hashtag “#quarantinelife."

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