Jordana Brewster fills up with coffee for a gym session

Jordana Brewster hit the gym in Los Angeles on Thursday after it was revealed that the Fast & Furious sequel to Vin Diesel F9 was pushed back a year in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.

The 39-year-old actress cut a comfortable white knit casual outfit while refueling before her workout.

Last week, Jordana was spotted filming reports for the next Hollywood film, which will now be released in 2021.

Jordana looked sporty in her tight camouflage leggings and blue sneakers.

She retried her brown hair in a high bun and put on a pair of black sunglasses.

Before her training, Jordana stopped at Pain Quotidien for a coffee and a pastry.

Jordana’s release comes a week after being seen on the set of the ninth Fast & Furious.

But the film was the last major release to be postponed, as Hollywood rushes to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.

The movie Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez was due to hit theaters in May 2020, but was postponed until April 3, 2021, the Hollywood Reporter reported on Thursday.

The Fast and Furious movies are still big revenues at the national and international box office and the absence of F9 will have a major impact on the box office 2020. The last two films have grossed more than a billion dollars.

The character of Jordana, Mia Toretto, the sister of Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel), appeared in the Fast And Furious films of the first in 2001, but was extracted from the eighth film.

To the enthusiasm of her fans, she should make a surprise comeback in the last film.

Jordana’s character, Mia Toretto, was last seen at the end of Furious 7 in 2015, which was reworked due to the tragic death of Paul Walker while production was still in progress.

Brewster was one of several Fast & Furious cast members spotted re-recording last week, including Tyrese Gibson.