Jesinta Franklin shares an update from hotel quarantine as she prepares to reunite with her Sydney Swans star husband Buddy

Jesinta Franklin gave fans an update as she ended day five in hotel quarantine with her two children on the Gold Coast.

The 29-year-old model and WAG recently flew from Sydney to the Gold Coast to enter the COVID-safe football bubble. 

Jesinta made the trip to reunite with her husband of five years, Lance 'Buddy' Franklin, and acknowledged how lucky she and her family were.

'It's not lost on me how privileged we are to be able to reunite our families,' Jesinta wrote at the time.

She added: 'Thank you to the AFL and Queensland Health for keeping us safe and making this possible.'

Jesinta shared a black and white photo of herself lying on a bed with the couple's four-month-old son Rocky on Instagram on Tuesday, captioning it: '#day5'.

In addition to Rocky, Jesinta and Buddy are also parents to a 17-month-old daughter, Tullulah. 

In a separate post on Instagram Stories earlier in the day, she shared a photo of stacked dishes lying around the bathroom basin.

'Time to do the dishes,' she wrote, adding a crying-with-laughter emoji.   

Just last week, Jesinta spoke about missing her husband in a heartfelt post on Instagram.

She revealed her AFL star husband had been away from home for a month after entering the football hub on the Gold Coast.

'Lockdown love 4 weeks without @buddy_franklin23. We miss you! X,' Sydney-based Jesinta captioned the post, tagging Buddy, 34.

She also included a black and white photo of the couple's four-month-old son Rocky's feet. 

In an interview with POPSUGAR Australia earlier this month, Buddy spoke about how difficult it was to be away from his young family. 

'We take everything one day at a time,' the Sydney Swans star admitted. 

'I'm sure all parents have found it challenging with COVID and the lockdowns that have been in place… 

'I'm separated from Jes and the kids at the moment and it's really hard to be away… there are lots of FaceTime calls in between, which really helps.'

The Sydney Swans entered the AFL hub on the Gold Coast around three weeks ago, just before Sydney's COVID crisis worsened. 

The main aim of the hub is to protect the health and wellbeing of the team by creating a quarantine bubble around them. 

It's not the first time Buddy has been separated from his family during the pandemic, after he was forced to enter a 'quarantine hub' this time last year, too.

'Not sure when I'll see my husband next, he's gone into an AFL quarantine hub for an unspecified amount of time. We already miss you @buddy_franklin23,' Jesinta wrote on Instagram in July 2020.