Inside the first pandemic red carpet, Lele Pons’ wild bday and more star photos

Lele Pons rang in her 24th birthday with a roar! The Youtube star flaunted her abs in a fierce Lali + Layla suit, along with the caption: “HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME 🎂🎉🎊 24 years old and still happily single.”

“Petunia💖Bubbles💝Baguette💗,” Sofia Vergara wrote along with this adorable gram. Can you guess which is which?

Another pet happy celeb was Roselyn Sanchez, who wrote that she would hang with her Puerto Rican rescue dogs “all day.”

Mario Lopez’s wife Courtney filmed a red hot cameo in his and Melissa Joan Hart’s upcoming Lifetime flick Feliz NaviDAD.

One Day at a Time star Isabella Gomez shared a chich snap taken by her momma. She said that her mom predicted she would post this photo with the “mala cara,” reminding fans that “moms really are always right after all.”

Kim Kardashian got a sweet handwritten note from her daughter North this week. “I love you too North,” she wrote back.

Millie Bobby Brown had a very important question for fans: “straight or curlyyyy”? The star seemed to be back in the salon chair for the first time, flaunting fabulous long locks.

Aubrey Plaza celebrated her birthday with a starry snap. “Happiest Birthday to me and a Happiest #Pride from @HappiestSeason,” she captioned this pic featuring her, Dan levy, Kristen Stewart, Victor Garber and more celebs repping Pride flags and signs.

Cardi B and Kulture had the most adorable patio photoshoot. The mommy-daughter pair matched from head to toe in white and plaid.

A major pandemic milestone took place this week: the first COVID-19 carpet. While the jury is still out as to whether this was a good idea or not, various precautions were taken. Stars like Emmy Raver-Lampman and Daveed Diggs were required to get their tempertaure checked and wear a mask during the aTypical Wednesday film celebration at the Montalban Theater Rooftop Cinema on June 24.

The Duke of Cambridge masked up and stepped out to the Oxford Vaccine Group’s facility at the Churchill Hospital in Oxford on June 24. This is the manufacturing laboratory where a vaccine against COVID-19 was produced. Prince William spoke with scientists to learn more on the viable vaccine.