Goldie Hawn Made an Adorable Video to Remind You to Take Care of Yourself

This week, a few of our favorite follows shared their wellness-rooted passion projects on IG: Florence Pugh revived her beloved “Cooking with Flo” series to raise funds for Race Against Dementia while whipping up a fall stew—she recently became an ambassador for the charity, which backs teams of scientists searching for a cure. Meanwhile, Selma Blair announced the launch of her inclusive fashion collection with Isaac Mizrahi—a line that utilizes “magnetic buttons, pull tabs, extra zips, seated pants and more” to unite style and accessibility. Goldie Hawn opened an honest conversation for World Mental Health Day on Tuesday—her nonprofit classroom program, Mind Up, turns 20 this year, and she’s as determined as ever to promote healthy habits.

International Day of the Girl inspired lots of IG tributes on Wednesday—so our celeb feed was full of fierce little ladies all week. Serena Williams hit the gym with her daughter Olympia (extra) close by for support, and Gabrielle Union kicked back with her mini-me, Kaavia, for a lesson in self-care. Tony Hawk found a new, braid-rocking protégé at the skate park, and Bowen Yang led story time for two Swifties in training.

Keep scrolling for these and more of the best celebrity wellness Instagrams of the week.

Serena Williams posted a sweet workout picture with her daughter—which prompted a few double takes (hint: that’s Olympia’s head).

Florence Pugh brought back her fan-favorite cooking series, which has been on pause for more than a year, to support Race Against Dementia.

During her trip to Belize, Michelle Kwan spent some hands-on time learning about Mayan culture.

For World Mental Health Day, Goldie Hawn emphasized the everyday importance of taking breaks, checking in, and making time for what fulfills us.

In the caption of a barefaced selfie, Lili Reinhart got real about her struggles with acne.

The Selma x Isaac collection set a strong (and stylish) example for the future of inclusive fashion.

We’re willing to bet Bowen Yang’s bedtime story delivery brings on the giggles.

Tony Hawk’s classic trick made him a new friend on the halfpipe.

Gabrielle Union preached the importance of teaching kids about self-care—while poking fun at the “anti-aging” messaging that often gets tangled up in it.

Tia Mowry mused on shedding expectations and finding joy in life’s journeys.

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