Photo:Tiffany Rose/Getty for Segerstrom Center for the Arts; Jennie Garth/Instagram
Tiffany Rose/Getty for Segerstrom Center for the Arts; Jennie Garth/Instagram
Jennie Garth’s husbandDave Abramsis making sure they’re even.
TheBeverly Hills, 90210star, 51, revealed on herInstagram Storythat Abrams had written her a hilarious “invoice” for doing chores, which revealed what he would be charging her.
She posted a photo of the note which was titled “Invoice” and said that the actor was “going golfing at 1-4:45” and that he would “be home around 5.” He also noted that it would “cost” a “have fun, I love you.” Abrams then signed his name at the bottom.
Jennie Garth posts an “invoice” on her Instagram Story that husband Dave Abrams wrote to her for “doing work around the house”.Jennie Garth/Instagram
Jennie Garth/Instagram
Garth’s husband has made several cute appearances on her Instagram page in recent months, including in October, when sheshared several photographsof him as part of a carousel of images with a caption that began, “Just a Kelly Taylor Barbie doll and some other pics from my roll lately.”
In another snap, her husband leaned back on a chair on an outdoor deck. Garth described the pic in her caption as, “a much needed day away.”
Earlier the same month, the actress posted a mirror selfie of the couple both wearing Philadelphia Eagles sweatshirts following the NFL team’s win against the Washington Commanders on Oct. 1.
“In honor of the nail-biter game today, we took a mirror selfie. 4-0 🤩#flyeaglesfly,” she wrote alongside the shot.
More recently, Garth has had a festive start to her holiday season, attending theJingle Ball 2023in Los Angeles on Dec. 1 in a chic black ensemble. She teamed a black corset top with a black leather jacket and matching black leather loose-fitting pants, styling her hair in a side ponytail.
The actress has been focusing on her fitness of late after having been diagnosed with early-onset osteoarthritis.
In May, she shared a video of herself on Instagram completing afull-body workoutwith weight lifting, mountain climbers, push-ups, sit-ups, lunges and stretches.
Earlier this year, in March, Garth told PEOPLE that once she got the arthritis diagnosis five years ago,she got to work, saying, “It spurred me into being more physically active and working with a trainer.”
The actress, who suffers from the most common form of arthritis which sees the breakdown of cartilage within joints, said she mainly struggles with pain in her wrists and knees, and focuses on those problem areas when working out.
“I just keep working those joints out, I keep using those joints so that there’s no sedentary time for the arthritis to creep in anywhere I don’t want it.”
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“Because I have little feelings in my hands, my wrists, my knuckles, those areas, so opening jars [is difficult]. I just hand it to somebody else now and don’t even worry about it. ‘Can you open this for me? Great. Thanks,’ " she added.
Garth and Abramsmarried in 2015, with Garth filing for divorce in February 2019, before the couplereconciled later that same year.
source: people.com
