Katherine Heigl and her husband, singer Josh Kelley, left their Utah home and traveled to Los Angeles for the first time during the pandemic to address the actor’s current state of health.
The “Firefly Lane” star shared an Instagram video on Friday of her husband singing while making breakfast, taking the caption to share some background information.
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“The first trip since the start of the pandemic is to return to Los Angeles to deal with a herniated disc in the neck,” revealed Heigl. “I thank God for @joshbkelley for not only coming with me to hold my hand, but for providing me with much needed comic relief! I mean … only Josh can or would harmonize with the coffee maker! “
Shortly after, she shared a video of her husband in an exam room, pretending to analyze X-ray images.
“Well, ma’am, I have some bad news,” Kelley started in the short clip. But he quickly changed his tone and added, “Your brain is absolutely beautiful!” Heigl can be heard bursting out laughing out of the camera.
“Another @joshbkelley gem,” she wrote in the caption. “This is definitely the guy you want by your side during a health crisis. Although … I don’t think I would bring him to OB with me. These jokes would be too far away. “
The couple lives on a ranch in Utah with their three children, Naleigh, 12, Adalaide, 8, and Joshua, 4.
Earlier this month, the “27 dressed” star appeared on the cover of Parents magazine alongside her family and in an interview that accompanied her, she talked about her naivete when it came to adoption and how she has discussed it with her children .
Naleigh was adopted in 2009 from South Korea by the couple when she was 9 months old. Adalaide was adopted in the United States and joined the family in 2012.
“I simply believed that love is love – no matter what we look like,” said Heigl, who grew up with a foster sister, to his parents. “But then, when I asked my sister, Meg, if she had been treated one way when she was in public with our parents and in a different way when she was alone without them, she said, ‘Oh yes, all the time! ‘It made me realize that I had been so naive. “
Heigl also revealed that Naleigh and Adalaide had recently asked about their birth stories.
“We said to them, ‘This is your story. We don’t have any information about their birth parents, but we do have some information about their birth mothers, ”explained Heigl. “’If you want to talk more about them, you can have as much or as little information as you want. Tell us what you feel comfortable knowing. ‘”
