Zoey Deutch Talks Recovering from COVID-19 with Vulture
Zoey Deutch chatted about her quarantine with Vulture for their “Quarantine Diaries Series”. In the interview, Deutch talks about getting over COVID-19, her love for cooking, what she has missed while in quarantine, her messy car and so much more. Highlights can be found below.
On getting over COVID-19: “I had the coronavirus early on, before the shutdown, and a group of my friends also got it. People keep asking me, ‘Where did you get it?’ and I wish I knew. I feel like I could have spoken in a more eloquent way about my experience had I known. I continued testing positive for a month, which is longer than they’re saying you’re supposed to. I’m okay now.
I’m so grateful for my health and I also feel guilty, in a way, for making it out okay. I think this virus is bringing up so many conflicting emotions. I have to say I’m also so grateful for my inherent neuroses, which caused me to stay inside before I was supposed to. I’ve been quarantined longer than there was a mandated shut-in.”
On the one thing she misses while in quarantine: “One of my therapeutic outlets I’ve been missing, which I didn’t realize was such a factor in my life, is loudly singing in my car. Like, I’ll sing in my house or in my shower or whatever, like other people, but I also spent two hours a day screaming pop music in my car. And I genuinely think it’s affected my happiness that I haven’t been able to do it. I think I’ve cracked the code for why, when I’m on-location, I also feel sad. So the other day, I just sat in my car for two hours and sang really loudly.”
You can read her full interview here. If she is looking for a quarantine buddy to cook for I volunteer!
Source: Vulture