Chris Salvatore’s sun hat, Terry Miller’s nude briefs, & Matthew Camp’s all wet

This week Ellen attempted damage control after being outed as “mean,” Kathy Griffin detailed an “unbearably painful” case of Coronavirus, and stay-at-home orders led to at least one British couple’s demise. Here’s what happened on Instagram:

Nyle DiMarco stayed home with Coronavirus.

Reality star Ellis Iyayi self quarantined.

Model Felipe Fontora wore bananas.

Matteo Lane had the beach to himself.

Eliad Cohen made a promise.

Chris Salvatore got some sun.

Locky Brownlie surfaced.

Matthew Camp got wet.

Simon Sherry-Wood stayed safe.

River Viiperi had a snack.

Brian Jordan Alvarez smiled.

Jason Derulo flexed hard.

Jonathan Bennett and Jaymes Vaughan took a nap.

Tommy Dorfman wore red.

Jon Kortajarena warmed up.

Model Taylor Phillips popped a squat.

Brazilian gymnast Arthur Nory worked from home.

Steve Grand threw back to the opposite of social distancing.

Terry Miller wore nude.

William Shewfelt took a dip.

Milk colored outside the lines.

Big Dipper took it easy.

And Jimmy Fowlie drew on himself.

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Rudy Giuliani to Laura Ingraham: Govs and Mayors Should ‘Take the Blame’ and Show Subservience to ‘Boss’ Trump to Get COVID-19 Assistance — WATCH

FOX News host Laura Ingraham had a toxic conversation with Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani on Friday night in which she asserted that the media enjoys the coronavirus crisis and is upset when there is good news.

Said Ingraham: “You get the sense that the media, they don’t almost — some of them don’t want things to go back to normal in the United States. They like this crisis point and they really don’t want things to go back to normal, and that a lot of them seem — as the news comes in that might be slightly better than we thought, they’re angrier and grumpier than they should be. It’s odd.”

Ingraham’s comments came after an exchange with Giuliani in which the former NYC mayor said governors and mayors should be showing fealty to Trump in order to get the ventilators and COVID-19 supplies they need: “A little advice for the governors and the mayors, having been in that position in three extraordinarily difficult situations, I’d say one equal to this. Take the blame when you have to. You know, if you play with your boss, sometimes it’s better if you don’t win the golf game. He’s the boss, he’s got all the resources. I don’t say that he’s gonna be affected in giving out resources one way or another, but it’s just human nature that if you act like a responsible guy, and he’s got real confidence that you’re doing what you’re doing, he’s gonna give you everything you want.”

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Trump Wants His Signature on Coronavirus Relief Checks Rather Than Civil Servant’s: WATCH

Donald Trump says that he wants his name on coronavirus relief checks going out to every American as part of the $2 trillion stimulus package intended to boost the economy.

The WSJ reports: “Mr. Trump has told people he wants his signature to appear on the direct payment checks that will go out to many Americans in the coming weeks, according to an administration official. Normally, a civil servant — the disbursing officer for the payment center — would sign federal checks, said Don Hammond, a former senior Treasury Department official.”

WATCH: Pres. Trump signs $2 trillion coronavirus economic relief package in the Oval Office. Lawmakers hope the bill will be a backstop to financial fallout from the pandemic. t.co/m9Hnfb6CM3

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) March 27, 2020

The Daily Beast adds: “While signing the bill into law in the Oval Office on Friday, the president appeared to express awe at the price tag attached to the legislation, calling it a ‘great honor’ and saying, ‘I never signed anything with a T on it.’ Trump, who has faced criticism recently for what some see as overly optimistic assessments about the coronavirus pandemic, went on to predict a ‘rebound like we have never seen before’ by the end of the year. The legislation he signed includes expanded unemployment benefits, direct cash payments to every American earning less than $99,000 a year, and billions in job retention loans for small businesses.”

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