Marie Osmond Drives to Arizona to Check In on Daughter Jessica Amid Coronvirus Outbreak

Marie Osmond is not letting coronavirus get to her family. She made sure her 32-year-old daughter, Jessica, was alright when she took a quick trip to her home in Arizona with her 17-year-old daughter, Abigail, on Monday, March 16.

“Made a fast trip to make sure Jessica was safe and had food [and] toilet paper,” the Talk cohost wrote via Instagram next to a photo of her and her girls. “All is well driving back home now. Hope you and your loved ones are all doing well too. Abby took this photo before I realized one of the arms from my reading glasses was sticking out of my purse. #familytime #weareinthistogether.”

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Marie’s trip to Jessica’s home comes just two days after she posted a photo of herself having a family game night with her kids and grandkids. In the caption, the “Paper Roses” singer said she was meeting up with her loved ones because it’s a good way to stay connected amid the coronavirus outbreak.

“We are not going to give in to fear during this time … we just won’t! Instead, my wish is that we may find restored faith and find new ways to have fun and make staying at home count for something good,” she said. “We can use this time to connect with each other in new, meaningful ways!”

For the family game night, Marie spent time with one of her granddaughters and her two sons Brandon, 23, and Matt, 20. “Who knew I’d be excited about gaming!” she gushed in the caption, and added that they had a “great” time “laughing together.”

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Although the night was very fun, Marie didn’t forget about the other members of her family. We wonder if she’s going to visit any of her other kids next? After all, she is a proud mom of eight!

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