Keke Palmer Practises Social Distancing as She Dances in Open Field Amid Pandemic

Keke Palmer isn't letting the worries of the coronavirus pandemic get to her as she enjoys some self-isolation on a farm.

While many are getting weighed down by the fear of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Keke Palmer has chosen to enjoy self-isolation to the best of her ability.

The actress and TV personality took to Instagram to share a video that showed her dancing to Beyonce's 2005 hit single "Check On It" while on a farm.

Many have assumed that the actress's excitement came from the fact that she has a new beau, known as Styn.

Through the post's caption, Keke explained that she was focused on minding her business during this social distancing period. As expected, her fans have viewed the clip over 300,000 times and dropped hundreds of comments about her energy.

Besides minding her business, the "Akeelah and the Bee" star is also dedicated to helping people find true love; People reported. According to the site, the media platform, Quibi, would be rebooting MTV's legendary dating competition show "Singled Out."

To that end, a clip was released to explain how the show would allow one person "blindly speed date 30 eligible singles until one lucky person is singled out."

Additionally, the show was allowing everybody to partake in the show regardless of what their sexual preference might be.

Meanwhile, earlier this year, Keke's hair had changed when she switched things up by going with her natural hair curls. Following the change, the 26-year-old took to Instagram to share a video with the caption:

"She's a doll that comes in every style OKAY!?? Get intoooooo it!"

Many have assumed that the actress's excitement came from the fact that she has a new beau, known as Styn.

According to Cheat Sheet, Styn is a member of the music group, MAE SEVEN, which is made up of him and his brother, Winter.

The brothers, who grew up in the Netherlands, had gotten introduced to music at an early by their father, who was a fan of classic rock songs. Their father's love for music soon grew on them, and by 2016, they released their first song, "Who to Believe."

Rumors of Keke and Styn being an item began shortly after the former got caught, leaving suggestive comments on Styn's Instagram page. In fact, the "True Jackson, VP" star had once referred to the musician as her "baby."