Heavily pregnant Teresa Palmer jets to Adelaide as Sydney is plunged into lockdown

Heavily pregnant Teresa Palmer jetted to Adelaide from Sydney after completing her mandatory 14-day quarantine.

The 35-year-old was spotted reading a book while waiting to board her flight at the airport on Tuesday.

She dressed casually in black tights and a black top, which showed off her growing baby bump.

On home soil! Heavily pregnant Teresa Palmer jetted to Adelaide as Sydney was plunged into lockdown amid Covid outbreak after completing mandatory 14-day quarantine on Tuesday 

The actress teamed her ensemble with a pair of comfortable sneakers and wore a grey beanie for the flight.

At one point, Teresa was seen autographing a poster for a fan at Sydney Airport.

Teresa is currently more than 30 weeks pregnant and shares three children with her husband Mark Webber -sons Bodhi Rain, seven, Forest Sage, four, and daughter Poet Lake, one.

Comfort: The 35-year-old was spotted reading a book while waiting to board her flight at the airport on Tuesday. She dressed casually in black tights and a black top

Mark is also father to older son Isaac Love, 13, who he shares with ex Frankie Shaw.

Teresa arrived in Sydney with her family in mid-June after a long-haul flight from the US, before they were whisked away into quarantine.

The actress is set to give birth to her fourth child in August with her husband Mark and their family by her side.

Popular: At one point, Teresa was seen autographing a poster for a fan at Sydney Airport

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian thrust Sydney into a two-week lockdown on Saturday as cases spread further away from the eastern suburbs epicentre, with several burgeoning super-spreader sites being a matter of concern.

Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant gave no guarantee that the lockdown would be lifted on July 9 as scheduled with cases surging and the long list of exposure sites growing at an alarming rate.

As it stands there are only four reasons for anyone in Greater Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Wollongong and Shellharbour to leave their homes.

Those reasons are work that can’t be done from home, essential shopping, medical care and exercise in groups less than 10. 

Home at last: The actress arrived in Sydney with her family in mid June after a long-haul flight from the US, before they were whisked away into quarantine. Pictured here with husband Mark Webber (left) and two of their children