Now that Tessa Virtue’s official commitments at the 2018 Winter Olympics are over, she’s suddenly very active on Twitter. For instance, she’s now finally had time to get back to Patrick J. Adams—no big deal!

“I’ll just be over here jet lagged, drinking beer and watching ice dancing. No crying at all along the way,” tweeted the ‘Suits’ star on February 19, the day of Virtue and Scott Moir’s gold medal-winning performance.

I’ll just be over here jet lagged, drinking beer and watching ice dancing. No crying at all along the way.

— Patrick J Adams (@halfadams) February 20, 2018

Two days later, a response from Virtue: “And we’ll just be over here jet lagged, drinking beer, and watching Suits”.

And we’ll just be over here jet lagged, drinking beer, and watching Suits

— Tessa Virtue (@tessavirtue) February 22, 2018

The beer part is very believable as of late.

Looks like Scott has the drinking beer part handled at least! #GoCanada pic.twitter.com/UGsQDQP3JI

— MadSlick (@albertc9) February 22, 2018

But, truly, Virtue has been blowing up Twitter lately.

From agreeing to Ryan Reynolds’ childcare plans...

And here I’ve been wracking my brain to come up with a post-competition career path ... Scott, get the mini van!

— Tessa Virtue (@tessavirtue) February 22, 2018

To showing Elisha Cuthbert some love.

❤️❤️❤️

— Tessa Virtue (@tessavirtue) February 22, 2018

She even responded to Justin Trudeau’s now habitual message of congratulations to medal winners.

Thank you so much, Mr. Prime Minister! There’s no greater thrill than representing Canada. Looking forward to getting back on home soil and celebrating with everyone soon! ????????

— Tessa Virtue (@tessavirtue) February 22, 2018

It seems no Canadian celebrity was overlooked. But one of her most heartfelt messages went out to an Australian: ‘Moulin Rouge’ director Baz Luhrmann.

I simply cannot express how special it has been to receive your messages of encouragement and support. They’ve been read and re-read countless times, and have added great meaning to our Olympic moments. Thank you. A million times thank you ❤️????????

— Tessa Virtue (@tessavirtue) February 22, 2018