Tom Hanks has updated social media on his Gold Coast isolation

Hollywood actor Tom Hanks has discovered vegemite while in isolation in Queensland, but judging by a photo he’s posted on social media, it’s possible he might have gone too hard too early.

HOLLYWOOD actor Tom Hanks has appeared to be settling in well to his time in Queensland isolation, posting a new social media update on Sunday night.

Posting the picture to both Twitter and Instagram, Hanks shares how quickly he is adapting to his new isolated Gold Coast surroundings, seemingly trading in Wilson the Volleyball for a plush kangaroo and Fed Ex boxes for Vegemite toast, although the amount of spread on the toast is questionable.

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Along with the picture, Hanks took a moment to thank those currently helping him and his wife, and also with the global epidemic.

“Thanks to the Helpers. Let’s take care of ourselves and each other. Hanx”

Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson, are currently isolating on the Gold Coast after they tested positive for Coronavirus last Thursday, the two in town whilst Hanks is shooting Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis biopic at Village Roadshow Studios.

Thanks to the Helpers. Let’s take care of ourselves and each other. Hanx pic.twitter.com/09gCdvzGcO

— Tom Hanks (@tomhanks) March 15, 2020

Investigations are still ongoing by health authorities after the couple were confirmed to have travelled to Sydney, Brisbane and the Gold Coast before testing positive to coronavirus, with Ms Wilson singing to crowds at the Sydney Opera House and at Brisbane’s Emporium Hotel.

Emporium GM Charles Martin said the hotel was looking into whether further action was necessary to keep guests, residents and staff safe.

Mr Martin said there had been cleaning and sanitisation of the room in which Wilson performed, as well as any associated areas the couple visited, as part of normal hotel procedures.

“We have taken active steps to brief our staff on this matter, and extra hygiene precautions were already in place since the first international outbreak of coronavirus in January,” he said.