It's time to stay home for many of us, including the stars.

And with celebrities across the globe under some form of self-quarantine, they're posting more photos and videos of themselves at home, giving us a peek into their not-so-humble abode.

Recently, Ella Chen created quite the buzz when she unabashedly let fans take a virtual 'tour' of her home through various Instagram posts.

One-third of popular Taiwanese girl group S.H.E, Ella has been killing time at home through exercising, cooking, and even binging on Korean dramas. But what got fans excited was getting to see her multimillion-dollar apartment.

In 2012, Ella and hubby Malaysian businessman Alvin Lai moved to the Neihu district of Taipei where apartments cost at least $5 million.

Since the Covid-19 outbreak, Ella has been busy catching up on K-dramas such as Crash Landing on You and Itaewon Class, where she said: "I'll be empty again once I'm finished watching this."

She has also been putting her culinary skills to use by making dumplings and asked fans to share their homecooked meals with her.

And in this video of her 'driving' around in a kiddy car, she unknowingly gave us glimpses of her dining room, kitchen, and a memory board.

However, as most of us can attest, sometimes the boredom of being at home can be overwhelming and here's Ella just mindlessly staring into space while sitting in her fancy living room that comes with a spiral staircase and her own Shiba Inu.

If you're curious about the panoramic view outside her living room, just take a look at this video she made.

Eagle-eyed fans have also noted that she seems to have two sets of couches in her home — an L-shaped one featured in this video, as well as another one that she used while binge-watching Itaewon Class.

Additionally, she also has a home gym that's decently furnished and has showed clips of herself working out while watching Crash Landing on You.

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