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Julianne Hough Opens Up About Social Distancing Away From Husband Brooks Laich: ‘I’m Really Enjoying This Time’

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Sometimes, you just have to do your own thing. So it goes for Julianne Hough right now, apparently, considering the fact that she’s spent the better part of the last six weeks social distancing far away from her husband, Brooks Laich, amid the ongoing worldwide coronavirus pandemic.

But while many of us might see that as a sign of trouble in the relationship, Hough calls it “a magical time” in a new interview!

Hmmm… Related: Soooo What’s Up With That Hunky New Man, Then, Julianne?! Speaking about her social distancing experience with Oprah Magazine, the 31-year-old opened up about what it’s like to be down in California the whole time while her hockey-playing husband does his thing at their property in Idaho.

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