Sandra Bullock at the 77th annual Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 5, 2020, in Beverly Hills, California (Image: AFP/Frederic J. Brown)
Sandra Bullock and her non-showbiz partner, Bryan Randall, donated 6,000 KN95 masks to COVID-19 frontliners in Los Angeles, USA.
The couple handed out the supplies to the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles last Thursday, April 9, as per People on the same day.
Randall stated that it was Bullock’s kids, Louis, 10, and Laila, 8, who came up with the idea. Meanwhile, the photographer also uploaded a photo of a hospital staff member with the masks on his Instagram page.
The family gave a total of three large boxes of supplies, as per report. Randall also jokingly called Bullock a “freak” as she posed behind the employee.
Bullock has been in a relationship with the photographer since 2015, but remains private about their life together.
Along with Bullock, other Hollywood stars such as Ryan Reynolds and Matthew McConaughey have also donated money and supplies to help those combating the spread of COVID-19.
More than 1.6 million have tested positive for the disease worldwide, as of April 12. The World Health Organization also reported that over 105,900 have died. Ryan Arcadio /ra
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