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Naomi Watts Unleashes Her Inner King Kong During Self-Isolation Meltdown After Several Appliances Break On The Same Day

Naomi Watts Unleashes Her Inner King Kong During Self-Isolation Meltdown After Several Appliances Break On The Same Day
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Being self-isolated is having a weird effect on everyone.

But while regularly chronicling her time home alone, Naomi Watts shared how frustrating it is for multiple appliances to break down on the same day.


Her Instagram posts documenting her isolation have been incredibly human, honest, and at times hilarious.

For example, she shared the story of having dinner with her adorable dog, even though she doesn't see herself as much of a cook.

Watts reminded us of the importance of staying strong, in her case, through yoga.

There was a dance party with her plants.

Later, Watts stated the importance of by expressing our emotions by diving into a red velvet cake.

But Watts's story took a turn. On what seems to have been a pretty terrible Tuesday, Watts shared a slow-motion video of herself screaming, dubbed over with a movie monster-like roar (dare we say, King Kong?)

Watts captioned the video:

"Quarantine Day #756: When your printer, vacuum cleaner and dishwasher all break in the same day.... FFS."

Having so many things stop working on the same day must have been truly frustrating and Watts's Instagram followers were feeling her pain.

Some have shared their own breakdowns and headaches that have occurred during their prolonged stays at home.

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Most simply wrote in to show their support.

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Some simply needed to share their appreciation for Watts's editing skills.

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Who knows what other antics and complications will occur in any of our lives throughout the rest of our time at home, but we can count on one thing: Naomi Watts will probably keep us informed of hers on Instagram, and we could not be more ready for them.

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