After a two-week quarantine period in Vancouver, Reinhart couldn’t leave the country until Christmas.
“I genuinely feel like a prisoner, going back to work, because I cannot leave Canada.
That doesn’t feel good,” Reinhart told the outlet in September 2020.
“it’s possible for you to’t go home for Thanksgiving, can’t visit your family.
No one can come visit you unless they quarantine for two weeks.”
I felt that I was sticking out, that I wasn’t fitting in anymore, Reinhart told Vogue.
Reinhart toldNylonthat she did a lot of virtualtherapyduring the pandemic so you can take care of her mental health.
“If you think about your brain as an attic, there’s a corner with a box.
It’s dusty,” she told the outlet.
“You haven’t gone in there for a long time.
The box is kind of mysterious.
You’re not sure what’s in there.
But in the end, that corner that was dark and gloomy is clean.”
