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George Lopez was unable to announce the Golden Globe nominations alongside daughter Mayan on Monday after testing positive for COVID-19. He shared on Instagram, “And the Covid goes too...….George Lopez! 😩😷” Selenis Leyva took his place last minute.

Selena Gomez was forced to cancel her appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," due to COVID-19. She wrote on Instagram, "I ended up getting covid but am resting and feeling ok. A friendly reminder covid is still out there. Get updated on your boosters. I was actually scheduled to get mine this week. Love you all."

Ryan Seacrest has tested positive for COVID-19. He wrote on Instagram, "I don’t know how I avoided it for so long, but unfortunately I tested positive for COVID-19 a few days ago, and I’m currently in quarantine. While I’m feeling the usual symptoms, I hope to make a quick recovery. I’ll be in bed watching tv this week so please let me know if you have any recommendations (especially for any foodie shows!)."

Ringo Starr has been diagnosed with COVID-19, forcing him to cancel some concert dates. In a statement, his team said, "It has been confirmed today that Ringo has COVID and the tour will be on hold while Ringo recuperates. Ringo hopes to resume as soon as possible and is recovering at home. As always, he and [his band] the All-Stars send peace and love to their fans and hope to see them back on the road soon. We will keep fans updated with any further news or changes.”

Travis Barker has tested positive for COVID-19. He wrote on Instagram, "Covid sucks🤬 I’d rather be playing drums.”

Willie Nelson reveals that he got COVID-19 in May. In an interview with New York Times, he shared, "I had a pretty rough time with it. COVID ain’t nothing to laugh at, that’s for sure.”

Dr. Jill Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on August 15, 2022. Her spokesperson said, "After testing negative for COVID-19 on Monday during her regular testing cadence, the First Lady began to develop cold-like symptoms late in the evening. She tested negative again on a rapid antigen test, but a PCR test came back positive.”

Drake has tested positive for COVID-19, forcing him to postpone his Young Money reunion performance with Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne. He shared on his Instagram Story, "I am truly devastated to say that I tested positive for Covid and the Young Money reunion show scheduled for tonight is being rescheduled to the SOONEST date possible."

President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19, the White House confirmed on Thursday, July 21. The president, who is fully vaccinated and twice boosted, was experiencing "very mild symptoms.” The White House said, "Consistent with CDC guidelines, he will isolate at the White House and will continue to carry out all of his duties fully during that time."

Camila Cabello revealed in a TikTok video that she tested positive for COVID. "I got the rona," she captioned the video, which shows her lip-syncing to Pitbull and showing off a variety of cold meds.

Martha Stewart tested positive for COVID-19, forcing her to miss a hosting gig. She wrote on Instagram, "This evening, I planned to host a garden party at The Plaza on behalf of my favorite skincare line, @mariobadescu. But I’m sad to report I tested positive for Covid-19. I am feeling fine, but I am sticking to the rules and isolating.”

"Jeopardy" host Mayim Bialik has been dealing with tightness in her chest and exhaustion after testing positive for COVID-19. On her Instagram Story, she revealed, "I have COVID, saying that, and it’s no joke over here. The exhaustion is very special. You cannot be awake. You can try to be awake but all of a sudden…you need to sleep.”

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases announced today that Dr. Anthony Fauci “tested positive for COVID-19 on a rapid antigen test. He is fully vaccinated and has been boosted twice.” Fauci, who has mild symptoms will isolate and work from home until he tests negative.

Sarah Michelle Gellar revealed on her Instagram that "COVID finally got me," adding, "Thankfully I'm vaccinated and boosted." Sarah, who suffers from asthma, also cautioned against believing that "it's just a cold." She explained, "Even with therapeutics and all my protocols, it's been very rough. I know I'm on the road to recovery but it's certainly not been an easy road." She ended, "To quote a friend of mine, 'I'll wear my mask in the shower if it means not getting this again.'"

Hugh Jackman took to social media to announce that he would be missing performances of "The Music Man" on Broadway after testing positive for COVID-19 for the second time. The news came the day after Jackman attended the 2022 Tony Awards.

Mick Jagger tested positive for COVID-19 after experiencing symptoms. Due to his diagnosis, The Rolling Stones have been forced to postpone a show. In a statement, the band said, "The Rolling Stones are deeply sorry for tonight’s postponement, but the safety of the audience, fellow musicians and the touring crew has to take priority."

Gayle King revealed she just tested positive for COVID, but told fans "I'm double vaxxed and boosted." She shared the news on her Instagram from the lobby of the CBS building, where she was tested and then sent home.

Bill Gates tested positive for COVID-19 and is experiencing mild symptoms. He tweeted, "I'm fortunate to be vaccinated and boosted and have access to testing and great medical care."

Kelly Ripa has tested positive for COVID-19. During Tuesday's episode of "Live with Kelly and Ryan," she told Ryan Seacrest and Ali Wentworth over the phone, "I feel fine, thank you for checking. I'm just irritated, Ali, as I'm sure you know. You can be as careful as you want; somehow, it found a way. I'm just really bummed out."

Jimmy Kimmel has tested positive for COVID-19, meaning he'll miss upcoming episodes of "Jimmy Kimmel LIve." He tweeted, "Our daughter brought us COVID (even though we specifically asked her not to). All feeling fine, I am double vaxxed and boosted but the show must not go on. Apologies to @TomCruise & @iliza and thanks to Mike Birbiglia @birbigs who’ll be filling in for me starting tomorrow night.”

Brandi Carlile had to cancel her 2022 Stagecoach performance after testing positive for COVID. She told fans on Instagram, "It finally happened. I have the COVID... I'm a few days in and I have a chest infection, but I think I turned a corner today and I'm starting to feel a little better." She added, "I just wanted to let everybody know that I'm devastated to be missing you and I hope you have a wonderful time out there with all my friends. See you on the other side of this trash."

Christine Quinn missed the taping of the "Selling Sunset" Season 5 reunion after testing positive for COVID. He rep told People that "out of an abundance of caution for the cast and crew" Christine did not attend, adding, "She is still feeling under the weather and is taking all necessary precautions to keep her family safe."

Amanza Smith tested positive for COVID-19, so she joined the "Selling Sunset" reunion remotely.

Vice President Kamala Harris tested positive for COVID-19, the White House announced on Tuesday, April 26. "Today, Vice President Harris tested positive for COVID-19 on rapid and PCR tests,” said Harris’ press secretary Kirsten Allen. “She has exhibited no symptoms, will isolate and continue to work from the Vice President’s residence. She has not been a close contact to the President or First Lady due to their respective recent travel schedules. She will follow CDC guidelines and the advice of her physicians. The Vice President will return to the White House when she tests negative."

Stephen Colbert has tested positive for COVID-19, forcing him to cancel upcoming episodes of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert." He tweeted, "Yep! I tested positive for Covid, but basically, I’m feeling fine- grateful to be vaxxed and boosted. Thank you for the well wishes.”

Julianne Hough has tested positive for COVID-19, which will force her to miss some preview shows of "POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive." Along with being "bummed," she said, "I am feeling okay, but unfortunately need to miss a few POTUS shows. Out of an abundance of caution, I’ll be quarantining until I get the safe sign-off to return. Can’t wait for everyone to see our incredible show!”

Hip-hop pioneer DJ Kay Slay died of COVID-19 on April 17, four months after he was first hospitalized. He was just 55.

Just hours before his new musical "Harmony" opened, Barry Manilow tested positive for COVID-19. In a statement on Wednesday, he said, "I am heartbroken to say that I have just tested positive for COVID-19 and won’t be able to attend tonight’s opening night performance of my new musical Harmony. This just might be the cruelest thing that has ever happened to me: 25 years waiting for this show to premiere in New York and I can’t attend. Even in the face of this pandemic, we New Yorkers remain the toughest, staunchest people on the planet — so, put on a mask and go see a show!”

Jenna Bush Hager was forced to miss Wednesday's episode of "Today," due to her COVID-19 diagnosis. She wrote on her Instagram Story, "This is the face of COVID + mama. We are all isolating and feeling super gracteful for the vaccine and my darling babes."

Anderson Cooper has tested positive for COVID-19, so John Berman will be filling in for him on his CNN show "Anderson Cooper 360°." He wrote on Instagram, "Just tested positive for Covid. Thankfully the kids are negative. Hope to get back to work soon.”

Days after Matthew Broderick tested positive for COVID-19, his wife Sarah Jessica Parker has also tested positive. The upcoming performance of their Broadway show "Plaza Suite" has been canceled.

Matthew Broderick has tested positive for COVID-19, so he has been forced to miss a few performances of "Plaza Suite." In a statement, the spokesperson for the production said, "Everybody wishes him a speedy recovery."

Daniel Craig tested positive for COVID-19, so some of his "Macbeth" performances have been cancelled.

Miley Cyrus announced that she had COVID-19 and would have to miss Steven Tyler's Janie's Fund Grammys party. She tweeted, "Traveling around the world, playin for a 100,000 people a night & meeting hundreds of fans a day the chances of getting Covid are pretty high. I have Covid now but it was definitely worth it." Miley added, "I am feeling fine so don’t worry about me! Sorry Steven! We’ll have to “Walk This Way” another time!"

Taron Edgerton has tested positive for COVID-19, so he's been unable to perform at his London play "Cock" this week.

Hilary Clinton has tested positive for COVID-19, and quarantining from former President Bill Clinton. She tweeted, "Well, I've tested positive for COVID. I've got some mild cold symptoms but am feeling fine. I'm more grateful than ever for the protection vaccines can provide against serious illness. Please get vaccinated and boosted if you haven't already!"

On Sunday, March 13, former President Barack Obama announced on Twitter that he had tested positive for COVID-19. "I’ve had a scratchy throat for a couple days, but am feeling fine otherwise. Michelle and I are grateful to be vaccinated and boosted, and she has tested negative," he wrote. "It’s a reminder to get vaccinated if you haven’t already, even as cases go down."

Two years after her husband Nick Cordero died from COVID-19 complications, Amanda Kloots has tested positive. She wrote on Instagram, "I tested positive for COVID and will be missing some days at work until my quarantine is over. I am feeling completely normal now and feel very grateful for that. I am vaccinated and boosted which is very much putting me at ease. I recently got back from a trip to Mexico where I tested negative before I left and before I flew home so this was surprise this morning. This is the first time I’ve tested positive since the pandemic. I will hopefully be back to work soon but taking this time at home with Elvis to start potty training!!!! Wish me luck as I run after a naked toddler for the next three days."

On Sunday, February 20, it was announced that Justin Bieber's Las Vegas show that evening was postponed till June following the singer testing positive for COVID-19.

“Buckingham Palace confirm that the queen has today tested positive for Covid,” the Palace said via statement on Sunday, February 20. “Her Majesty is experiencing mild coldlike symptoms but expects to continue light duties at Windsor over the coming week. She will continue to receive medical attention and will follow all the appropriate guidelines.”

Duchess Camilla has now tested positive for COVID-19, following Prince Charles' diagnosis. Clarence House released a statement saying, “Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall has tested positive for COVID-19 and is self-isolating. We continue to follow government guideline." Both royals are vaccinated.

Prince Charles was isolating after testing positive for COVID-19 for a second time, Clarence House said. After the news emerged, a royal source told People that Queen Elizabeth was being monitored, because she had met with Charles two days before his diagnosis. However, she was was not displaying any symptoms. Charles first tested positive for the coronavirus at the onset of the pandemic in March 2020.

Gayle King had a false positive for COVID-19, but she taped "CBS This Morning" from a van on February 10. Following the taping, she wrote on Instagram, "Off the set & in the van alone after testing POSITIVE for COVID just before air this am …BUT …then tested negative THREE times after the (unexplained) positive … i was confused I tripled vaccinated & boostered everyone on my team tested negative .. I have NO symptoms ..my dr says I’m okay it’s a false positive , i do NOT have COVID & can move in the world ..Whew !"

Meghan McCain revealed her positive COVID-19 diagnosis in a column for DailyMail.com. She is on the road to recovery, but still dealing with some symptoms, like "waking up feeling the aftereffects of a cold in my throat, getting fatigued easily, and unable to taste food or smell anything normally."

Elton John, 74, was forced to postpone two shows of his restarted Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour after testing positive for COVID-19. A statement on the website for the American Airlines Center in Dallas announced, "It is with great regret that the Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour dates in Dallas set for Tuesday, January 25 and Wednesday, January 26 must be postponed due to Elton recently testing positive for COVID-19. Fortunately, Elton is fully vaccinated and boosted, and is experiencing only mild symptoms." The statement continued, “Elton and the Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour look forward to returning to the stage shortly.”

“GMA” co-anchor Robin Roberts revealed on Thursday, “Unfortunately I tested positive for Covid. Grateful my symptoms have been mild and that I’m doing well. Looking forward to returning as soon as I can.”

Amy Robach is isolating at home this week after testing positive for COVID-19. Her "GMA3" co-anchor T.J. Holmes told viewers on Thursday that "She’s fine" and "only had some mild symptoms."

Savannah Guthrie is working from home after testing positive for COVID-19. Chatting with her “Today” co-anchor Hoda Kotb, who just had the virus, she said, “We're trading places. I’m working from home. You're back in the studio. You have a negative test for COVID. I just tested positive for COVID, so here we go." Guthrie added that her symptoms are mild, ”Little sniffles, not much more than that.”

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s office released a statement revealing she “has received a positive test result for COVID-19,” and is “experiencing symptoms and recovering at home.” AOC is boosted and “encourages everyone to get their booster and follow all CDC guidance.”

Tori Spelling revealed on Instagram that her family has tested positive for COVID. She wrote, "Our entire family has COVID. Yes, every single member got it. We all have varying degrees of symptoms. I was last to be symptomatic. We all were praying it was just a bad winter cold. But it wasn’t. Nothing is worse than wanting to care for your little ones but feeling so sick you can barely function yourself. I feel useless as a parent. Devastated. A mom is supposed to take care of their kiddos when sick. That’s how it works. But, we are all getting thru this together."

James Corden revealed on January 6 that he tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19. He posted, "I'm fully vaccinated, boosted, and because of this am fortunate enough to say I feel completely fine. The show will be off the air for the next few days. Stay safe everyone."

John Mayer has tested positive for COVID-19 and was forced to drop out of his upcoming performance with Dead and Company at the Playing in the Sand event in Riviera Cancun.

"Today" show anchor Hoda Kotb, who is vaccinated and boosted, tested positive for COVID-19 this week. She is isolating at home and tweeted, "Thx for well wishes! Feeling good.. cant wait to see you all when I am in the clear! Xo"

Lupita Nyong'o revealed her COVID diagnosis on Twitter, writing, "I too have tested positive for COVID-19. I'm fully vaccinated and taking care in isolation, so I trust I will be well. Please do all you can to keep yourself and others protected from serious illness."

Seth Meyers announced on January 4 that he tested positive for COVID-19. He tweeted, "The good news is, I feel fine (thanks vaccines and booster!) We are canceling the rest of the shows this week, so tune in next Monday to see what cool location we will try and pass off as a studio!!!"

Jimmy Fallon revealed that he contracted a breakthrough case of COVID-19 on the first day of his show's holiday break. He posted, "I was vaccinated and boostered which made me lucky enough to only have mild symptoms... Thank you to NBC for taking the testing protocols so seriously and doing a great job - and also thanks for putting me in the 'What ‘chu talkin’ about Willis?' isolation room when they told me the news."

Whoopi Goldberg tested positive for COVID-19, "The View" co-host Joy Behar announced on the episode that aired on Monday, January 3. "Since she's vaxxed and boosted, her symptoms have been very, very, mild," Joy said. Joy also explained that the show would be filmed virtually for at least a week amid the Omicron surge.

RM, Jin and Suga of BTS have recovered from COVID-19 after testing positive in late December.

Big Hit Music released a statement saying Suga recovered, then followed up to say RM and Jin are better too. All three singers can now resume daily activities.

Pictured left to right: V, Suga, Jin, Jungkook, RM, Jimin, and J-Hope.

LL Cool J has canceled his New Year’s Eve performance after testing positive for COVID-19. The rapper was set to perform at “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest,” but told fans in a statement to Deadline, “I’ll no longer be able to perform as scheduled… for now I wish everyone a healthy and happy New Year. The best is yet to come!“

Hugh Jackman revealed on December 28 that he tested positive for COVID-19 as news broke his Broadway show "The Music Man" would be canceling shows through Saturday. Jackman is vaccinated and experiencing mild symptoms. He's expected to return to the stage on January 6.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers tested positive for COVID-19, the NFL Network reported. He was expected to miss the Packers' game on Sunday, November 8, against Kansas City.

Jason Momoa told fans on Instagram that he was "doing fine" after contracting COVID-19 following the "Dune" London premiere. "I got hit with COVID right after the premiere," he said. "There was a lot of people I met in England, so got a lot of aloha from people. And who knows?" He added, "Thank you for all your concerns and love. And, yeah, I'm just camped out in my house. Mahalo for all the love and support."

Khloé Kardashian revealed to followers on Instagram that she and daughter True tested positive for COVID-19. She posted, "I've had to cancel several commitments and I'm sorry I won't be able to make those happen. Luckily I've been vaccinated so all will be ok. We will be over here in quarantine and following current guidelines. Be safe everyone!"

Singer Ed Sheeran revealed that he was quarantining after testing positive for COVID-19. He posted, "Hey guys. Quick note to tell you that I've sadly tested positive for Covid, so I'm now self-isolating and following government guidelines. It means that I'm now unable to plough ahead with any in person commitments for now, so I'll be doing as many of my planned interviews/performances I can from. my house. Apologies to anyone I've let down. Be safe everyone x"

Retired Gen. Colin Powell died of COVID-19 at 84 on October 18. He had also battled multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that defeats the body's ability to stave off infections.

Days after his #DWTS partner #CherylBurke tested positive for COVID-19, Cody Rigsby revealed in a video update that he also has coronavirus. Both he and Cheryl are vaccinated. Cody also previously battled COVID earlier this year. Cody says he is getting rest and remains uncertain what this means for his fate in the ballroom.

An emotional Cheryl Burke revealed in a video posted on Sunday, September 26th that she tested positive for COVID-19. While Cheryl said she would be quarantining for 10 days, it was not immediately clear what this would mean for her "Dancing with the Stars" partner Cody Rigsby. "I just feel so bad for Cody," Cheryl said through tears. "I feel like I'm letting him down." she added, "I just hope I didn't spread it. For those of you who don't think COVID is a real thing, it's [expletive] real, dude."

"Flip or Flop" and "Flipping 101" star Tarek El Moussa tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19. According to his spokesperson, the result came up during Tarek's regular production testing. He was asymptomatic and was quarantining with his fiancée, "Selling Sunset" star Heather Rae Young. She had undergone multiple tests that came back negative. They were both vaccinated.

Comedian Chris Rock revealed on Twitter that he contracted COVID-19. He posted, "Hey guys I just found out I have COVID, trust me you don’t want this. Get vaccinated."

While undergoing evaluations related to ongoing health issues, Wendy Williams tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19. A statement on her show's Instagram page said the Season 13 premiere would be pushed back to Monday, October 14 to allow Wendy to fully recover and comply with COVID protocols.

Hilary Duff posted about her breakthrough COVID-19 infection with the Delta variant. She said her symptoms were a headache, no taste or smell, sinus pressure and brain fog, adding, "Happy to be vaxxed."

"Sabrina the Teenage Witch" alum Melissa Joan Hart revealed in an Instagram video that she contracted a breakthrough case of COVID-19. "I am vaccinated and I got COVID, and it's bad," she told fans. "It's weighing on my chest. It's hard to breathe. One of my kids, I think, has it so far. I'm praying that the other ones are okay." She went on to say, "I think as a country we got a little lazy and I'm really mad that my kids didn't have to wear a mask at school. I'm pretty sure where this came from."

Drake revealed that he was suffering with an unexpected side effect after battling COVID-19. A fan account reposted a picture of Drake in the studio with his hairline looking faded with only half a heart. Drake responded, explaining, "I had Covid that s--t grew in weird I had to start again. It's coming back don't diss."

Designer Alber Elbaz died of COVID-19 in France on April 24. He was 59.

On Monday, April 12, Luke Bryan announced that he would not be part of "American Idol's" first live show of the season, after testing positive for COVID-19. He tweeted, "I tested positive for COVID but I’m doing well and look forward to being back at it soon." The show announced that Paula Abdul would be stepping in as guest judge, marking her first return to "Idol" since it moved to ABC.

Linda Torres — at left, with the late Big Ang — died of COVID-19 on April 1 while battling breast cancer. She'd been seen on episodes of "Big Ang" on VH1.

"Don't Be Tardy" star Kim Zolciak-Biermann and her husband Kroy Biermann tested positive for COVID-19, over a month after Kim's daughter, Brielle, battled the virus. Kim posted, "Hubby and I tested + for Covid A few days ago! Been a hell of a ride! Very thankful for our Dr's and a HUGE thank you to [Chris Tuff] for keeping us healthy and Piedmont Infusion Center as well THANK YOU SO MUCH!!"

Garth Brooks revealed his "Queen" Trisha Yearwood has tested positive for COVID-19, however he is negative. Brooks shared on Facebook, “Anyone who knows me knows my world begins and ends with Miss Yearwood, so she and I will ride through this together.”

Former Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson, who is pregnant with her second child, shared that she tested positive for COVID-19. In a since-deleted Instagram Story post, she said, "Not going to lie… I'm nervous knowing I'm positive." Shawn, who is mom to 15-month-old daughter Hazel Drew, continued, "It's been a long two weeks of RSV [Respiratory syncytial virus] with Drew and now this…my body is just exhausted." Johnson said that seeing a family member recently "fight for his life" against COVID-19, plus the fact that she has asthma "scares me a little extra."

"GMA" co-host Michael Strahan tested positive for COVID-19. Sources told "Extra" that he began quarantining at home immediately after receiving the positive test on Saturday, Jan. 23. Thankfully, he was not experiencing any severe symptoms. Many fans had been reaching out to Strahan, who had been absent from work.

Longtime NBA reporter and analyst Sekou Smith died at 48 after battling COVID-19. "We are all heartbroken over Sekou's tragic passing," Turner Sports said in a statement. "His commitment to journalism and the basketball community was immense and we will miss his warm, engaging personality. He was beloved by his Turner Sports and NBA friends and colleagues. Our deepest condolences are with his family and loved ones."

Comedian Dave Chappelle had to cancel upcoming performances after testing positive for COVID-19. His rep said in a statement that he was quarantining and was asymptomatic. Chappelle has been performing socially-distanced shows, with rapid testing for the audience and daily testing for him and his team.

NBA star Karl-Anthony Towns confirmed he tested positive for COVID-19. The news comes after a devastating year in which he lost his mother to the virus. He wrote, "I beg everyone to continue to take it seriously by taking all of the necessary precautions." Towns' GF, model Jordyn Woods, posted, "My family and I all got tested for COVID and the results came back negative so we are all good but continue to pray for Karl for a speedy recovery."

Liv Tyler revealed that she just reunited with her little ones after battling COVID-19. "I tested positive for COVID-19 on New Year’s Eve day," she wrote on Instagram. "It floored me for 10 days in my bed. There is the physical aspects but also emotional and psychological ones too. It F’s with your body and mind equally. Everyday different. Being isolated in a room alone for 10 days is trippy to say the least." Fortunately, she said none of her other household members contracted the virus.

"Don't Be Tardy" star Brielle Biermann revealed that she was recovering from COVID-19. She said on her Instagram Story, "I've had COVID (still recovering but I'm doing good today!!) so today is the day I've worn makeup," Brielle wrote. "Still quarantining (in the salon LOL) but have Zoom meetings all day." Brielle's famous mother, Kim Zolciak-Biermann, shared on her own Instagram Story that she "really hasn't been drinking" wine as of late, but was going to have a glass with dinner because she was "very stressed" over Brielle being sick.

Just days after news broke of Larry King’s hospitalization, he has reportedly been transferred out of the ICU unit of a hospital in California. A source close to his family told NBC News that the 87-year-old was moved out on Sunday and continues to be treated for COVID-19 at the hospital.

Dr. Drew Pinksy was battling COVID-19, a post on his Instagram revealed. It said, "Drew tested positive day 4." The post continued, "Drew is home, under surveillance and fever is down... Drew is feeling better and will hopefully get well soon." Dr. Drew's wife Susan tested negative.

YouTube personality Grace Victory was battling COVID-19 in the ICU one day after giving birth. The British vlogger's family shared that as Grace's symptoms worsened, her son had to be delivered on Christmas Eve. They said the baby was doing well. The post continued, "Grace was admitted into intensive care on Christmas Day due to issues with her breathing & therefore they had to make the decision of placing her into an Induced Coma, to give her body the rest it needs, in order to recover." The message added, "She's currently stable but please keep her in your thoughts & prayers."

Britney Spears' BF Sam Asghari revealed that he recently tested positive for COVID-19. He wrote on Instagram, "I was lucky enough to catch the news before being around and infecting my loved ones (friends, family, significant other)." The fitness trainer also credited his healthy lifestyle for helping him to recover with minimal symptoms. "I only had 1 day of common cold symptoms day 2 after testing positive but 24 hours later I was perfectly normal... 10 days later I was no longer contagious, and tested negative twice."

Kaitlyn Bristowe posted that she and BF Jason Tartick would be spending Christmas alone after testing positive for COVID-19. "We thought we were making a responsible decision to have ONE person over, who had been tested daily for work," she wrote. "Negative tests 4 days in a row. The day we saw her, she became positive which we all found out the next day. Now, like many, we will spend Christmas by ourselves. We just want to let everyone know that we thought we were being safe, but covid is bigger than us."

Viral Fleetwood Mac TikTok skateboarder Nathan Apodaca shared that he tested positive for COVID-19. "Plz send prayers," he posted on Instagram. "Appreciate you all stay blessed."

“The Talk” co-host Sharon Osbourne took to Instagram to reveal her COVID-19 diagnosis, five days after co-host Carrie Ann Inaba announced her positive result. Sharon wrote, “I wanted to share I've tested positive for COVID-19. After a brief hospitalization, I'm now recuperating at a location away from Ozzy (who has tested negative) while ‘The Talk’ is on scheduled hiatus."

Singer Ashanti revealed she tested positive for COVID-19, just hours before her planned Verzuz battle with Keyshia Cole. The event was postponed. Ashanti wrote on Instagram, "Hey y'all I can't believe I'm saying this but I tested positive for COVID-19. I'm ok and not in any pain. I'm actually down to do the verzuz from my house... we're trying to figure it all out!!!"

"The Talk's" Carrie Ann Inaba revealed that she was battling COVID-19. She wrote, "I’m home with some symptoms and will be sequestering as per the CDC guidelines." Carrie added, "I have been in a very safe environment following all the guidelines and safety protocols and it still found it’s way to me. So, this is a friendly reminder to be extra careful this holiday season."

Ellen DeGeneres announced on Thursday, Dec. 10, that she tested positive for COVID-19. She wrote, "Hi Everyone, I want to let you know that I tested positive for Covid-19. Fortunately, I'm feeling fine right now. Anyone who has been in close contact with me has been notified, and I am following all proper CDC guidelines. I'll see you all again after the holidays. Please stay healthy and safe."

Rudy Giuliani tested positive for COVID-19, Donald Trump revealed in tweet on Sunday, Dec. 6. Trump wrote, "@RudyGiuliani
, by far the greatest mayor in the history of NYC, and who has been working tirelessly exposing the most corrupt election (by far!) in the history of the USA, has tested positive for the China Virus. Get better soon Rudy, we will carry on!!!" Giuliani has acted as Trump's attorney in his battle to overturn the election.

"RHOBH" stars Kyle Richards, Kathy Hilton and Dorit Kemsley all tested positive for COVID-19, TMZ reports. Sources told the outlet that they were recovering at home and did not have serious symptoms. Production had previously been suspended on the reality show after several crew members contracted coronavirus.

Formula One star Lewis Hamilton announced on Instagram that he tested positive for COVID-19 and would have to miss the Sakhir Grand Prix on Sunday, Dec. 6th. "I'm devastated that I won't be racing this weekend," Hamilton wrote to his followers. "Unfortunately, even though I returned three negative results this past week, I woke up yesterday morning with mild symptoms and requested another test which came back positive. I've immediately gone into self-isolation for ten days.... I'm really lucky that I feel OK with only mild symptoms and will do my best to stay fit and healthy."

Bodybuilder and actor David Prowse, the man inside the Darth Vader costume in the initial "Star Wars" trilogy, died at 85 after a brief illness. The Sun subsequently reported that Prowse died of COVID-19.

Eric Trump Jr. tested positive for COVID-19 and was quarantining at his cabin, a spokesperson told CNN. Trump Jr. was asymptomatic and was "following all medically recommended COVID-19 guidelines," the spokesperson said.

Former "RHOC" star Meghan King revealed she was self-isolating after testing positive for COVID-19. She wrote on her Instagram stories, "I have been safe while traveling but I had an exchange on Tuesday where I did not protect myself and this is when I had been infected." She continued, "My kids have been at their father's but Hayes will quarantine due to a brief (1 hour) proximity to me." King said she did not have a fever, but was experiencing loss of smell, as well as "extreme exhaustion, sneezing, a mild cough, and diarrhea." She said none of her friends or family had any symptoms.

Jeremih was released from the hospital and recovering at home after a scary battle with COVID-19, which had him on a ventilator in the ICU. There was a time when those close to the singer thought he might not make it. Jeremih told TMZ, "I would like to thank God and the incredible team of doctors and nurses at Northwestern Memorial Hospital for saving my life. I will be forever grateful."

During a virtual appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," Hugh Grant revealed that he and his wife Anna Eberstein had COVID-19 back in February. He recalled his symptoms, saying, "It started as just a very strange syndrome where I kept breaking into a terrible sweat." He continued, "Then my eyeballs felt about three sizes too big and this... a feeling as though an enormous man was sitting on my chest, Harvey Weinstein or someone." Grant said he also lost his sense of smell. "I eventually went home and I sprayed my wife's Chanel No. 5 directly into my face," he quipped. "Couldn't smell a thing, but I did go blind."

Florida Georgia Line's Tyler Hubbard announced that he tested positive for COVID-19. He wrote on Instagram, "Some of y’all guessed it. Got the Rona. Asymptomatic. Quarantining on bus. Miss my family. Writing songs. Thankful.” He was the second performer forced to pull out of the CMA Awards due to a positive test. His news came on the heels of country singer Lee Bice revealing he had coronavirus.

Country singer Lee Brice pulled out of the 2020 CMA Awards after testing positive for COVID-19. He was "in good spirits and not experiencing any symptoms," a rep told the Associated Press. Additionally, he apparently got his positive result before arriving for any CMA Awards activities.

Prince William reportedly battled COVID-19 back in April, shortly after his father Prince Charles announced that he had contracted the virus. Sources told the “Sun” that William was “hit pretty hard” by the virus, but kept his diagnosis secret because he didn’t want to worry anyone.

A sneak peek video for "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" has confirmed that Khloe Kardashian had COVID-19. "Just found out that I do have corona," she says in a self-recorded clip. "I have been in my room. It's gonna be fine, but it was really bad for a couple days."

Former "Duck Dynasty" star Sadie Roberts, who is pregnant with her first child, revealed she got "very sick" with COVID-19. "I know everyone experiences covid differently, but wow these symptoms are wild," she wrote. "Thankfully baby Huff is doing great and healthy, and I am now healing as well. I’m no longer in the hospital (this pic was not from today) and i have just about fully recovered."

First Lady Melania Trump revealed that her and President Donald Trump's son Barron, 14, tested positive for COVID-19 after they did. She said he showed "no symptoms" and had recovered, subsequently testing negative.

Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo tested positive for coronavirus, the Portuguese Football Federation said in a statement on Tuesday, Oct. 13. He had been playing for Portugal in the UEFA Nations League Tournament at the Stade de France in Paris. Ronaldo is "well, without symptoms, and in isolation," according to the statement.The rest of the Portuguese team also underwent testing, all of which came back negative.

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany tested positive for coronavirus, she announced on Monday, Oct. 5. "After testing negative consistently, including every day since Thursday, I tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday morning while experiencing no symptoms,” McEnany said in a statement that she posted on Twitter. "No reporters, producers, or members of the press are listed as close contacts by the White House Medical Unit."

Chris Christie, the Republican former governor of New Jersey who spent time at the White House helping President Trump with debate prep and who attended the Rose Garden reception for Amy Coney Barrett that has been identified as a super spreader event, tested positive for the coronavirus on Friday, October, 2. The following day, he checked himself in to a hospital as a precaution, citing his asthma as an underlying condition.

Former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway announced on Friday, October 2, that she had tested positive for coronavirus. She tweeted, "My symptoms are mild (light cough) and I'm feeling fine. I have begun a quarantine process in consultation with physicians." Conway became the latest political figure to test positive after attending a Rose Garden event where President Donald Trump announced his Supreme Court pick.

Patriots quarterback Cam Newton reportedly tested positive for COVID-19. He was ruled out for the Week 4 game on Sunday, October 4.

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump both tested positive for COVID-19, just days after the first presidential debate. They were tested after Hope Hicks, one of the president’s closest advisors, tested positive. Hicks had traveled with the President to the debate in Cleveland. Trump said in a tweet, "Tonight, @FLOTUS and I tested positive for COVID-19. We will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. We will get through this TOGETHER!"

Jim Parsons revealed in an interview on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" that he and husband Todd Spiewak had COVID-19 in March. ″We didn't know what it was," he said. "We thought we had colds. And then it seemed less likely, and then finally we lost our sense of smell and taste." Parsons joked that even though he couldn't taste anything, he still ate everything. "It's the definition of wasted calories," he quipped.

Giuliana Rancic was forced to bow out of Emmys coverage after testing positive for COVID-19 in the preliminary testing required by E!. She revealed in a video that her husband Bill and son Duke, 8, also tested positive. "I'm very thankful I heard it before I traveled and possibly could have exposed other people," she said, adding that her family is "doing well" and "taking care of each other."

Vivica Fox, who was also slated to be part of E!'s live pre-Emmys coverage as a special correspondent, had to miss the show after testing positive for coronavirus. She later confirmed a follow-up test showed the initial result was a false positive.

Neil Patrick Harris revealed on the Today show that he, husband David Burtka and their 9-year-old twins Gideon and Harper contracted COVID-19 around late March, early April. He noted that one of his telltale symptoms was a loss of taste and smell. He said of the recovery process, "It was not pleasant, but we got through it."

Fitness guru Jillian Michaels revealed in an interview with Fox Business that she contracted COVID-19 several weeks ago. "I literally let my guard down for an hour with one of my best friends who does my hair and makeup and got it," she explained. She said she is fortunate to have recovered quickly. She cautioned people to be vigilant and to consider skipping going to a gym for now, in favor of an at-home workout. "I can tell you is if you are afraid of getting COVID, a public gym is probably a place where you will get it," she said.

Days after YouTube Star Lloyd Cafe Cadena's shocking death at 26, his family took to Facebook to reveal that he died from COVID-19 complications. According to his family, he was hospitalized on Sept. 1 and tested positive on Sept. 3, at which time his vitals were okay. However, things quickly took a turn. "On September 4, 5am he was seen by the staff unresponsive and pale looking," his family said. "As informed by the doctor, he suffered a heart attack while asleep."

Former Temptations lead singer Bruce Williamson died at his Las Vegas home after battling coronavirus, TMZ reported. He was 49.

Tiffany Haddish revealed her COVID-19 experience in a conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci on her YouTube Channel. She said she had the virus about three months ago, after working on a movie where someone else tested positive. She did not experience any symptoms. Tiffany said she tested positive for antibodies months ago, but another recent test revealed she no longer had the antibodies.

Robert Pattinson reportedly tested positive for COVID-19, resulting in "The Batman" production being halted again just days after resuming.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson revealed in an Instagram post on Sept. 2 that he, his wife Lauren and their daughters Jasmine, 4, and Tiana, 2, all tested positive for COVID-19. "I wish it was only me who tested positive, but it wasn't, it was my entire family, so this one was a real kick in the gut," he said. "But I am happy to tell you guys that we as a family are good. We're on the other end of it, we're on the other side. We're no longer contagious, and we are — thank God — we are healthy."

Soccer star Neymar and fellow Paris Saint-Germain players Angel Di Maria and Leo Paredes have reportedly tested positive for coronavirus. The trio were spotted vacationing in Ibiza, Spain, following their team's loss in UEFA Champions League Final on Aug. 23.

Kevin Hart revealed that he tested positive COVID-19 months ago. During a stand-up set at Dave Chappelle’s comedy show in Yellow Springs, Ohio, he told the crowd, “I had it around the same time as Tom Hanks. And I couldn’t say anything because he’s more famous than I am.”

World-record sprinter Usain Bolt was sidelined after testing positive for COVID-19. The news came days after he celebrated his 34th birthday with a mask-free party. Bolt said in a Twitter video that he was quarantining at his home in Jamaica and "taking it easy."

Singer J Balvin revealed his battle with COVID-19 in a video message while accepting the award for Video with a Purpose at the Premios Juventud 2020. "These have been very difficult days, very complicated," Balvin said. "Sometimes we won't think that we'll get it but I got it and I got it bad." He also urged his fans to take precautions: "My message to those that follow me, young fans and people in general is to take care. This isn't a joke. The virus is real and it's dangerous."

Antonio Banderas announced that he tested positive for COVID-19 in an Instagram post on his 60th birthday. He said in his caption, which was written in Spanish, that he would be spending his birthday in quarantine and that he felt "relatively well, just a little more tired than usual." He added that he was "confident" that he would recover soon.

Alyssa Milano revealed that she tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies in a recent test, after having been sick in late March. She said at the time, she tested negative for COVID-19 twice. She also tested negative for antibodies a short while later in a finger stick test. She wrote, "After living the last 4 months with lingering symptoms like, vertigo, stomach abnormalities, irregular periods, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, zero short term memory, and general malaise, I went and got an antibody test from a blood draw (not the finger prick) from a lab. I am POSITIVE for covid antibodies."

Lena Dunham revealed that she had COVID-19 in mid-March, saying she has experienced serious lingering health consequences, including migraines and arthritis flares, even after testing negative. "This isn't like passing the flu to a co-worker," she emphasized. "When you take the appropriate measures to protect yourself and your neighbors, you save them a world of pain. You save them a journey that nobody deserves to take, with a million outcomes we don't yet understand..."

Garth Brooks revealed during a virtual press conference that his daughter Allie tested positive for COVID-19, saying he and wife Trisha Yearwood had to quarantine themselves after the diagnosis. According to Garth, Allie experienced a mild case and had recovered, apart from a sore throat. Brooks emphasized the importance of complying with safety regulations: "As parents like you, like me, all you do is pray your knee bones off and hopefully following the guidelines so hopefully your family doesn’t have to experience this."

"Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston revealed that he had COVID-19, but was fortunate to be one of the "lucky ones" who only got mild symptoms. He shared a video of himself donating plasma to help others.

"The Real Housewives of Orange County" star Shannon Beador revealed that she and her three daughters were battling COVID-19. She shared on Instagram, "The girls and I are blessed to be quarantining in the same home (but isolating in separate rooms). A huge thank you to all of the medical personnel that have been patiently guiding us through this illness."

"Pitch Perfect" star Anna Camp revealed she was "extremely sick" with COVID-19 for over three weeks. She explained how she contracted the virus after forgoing a face mask "one time" in public "when the world was starting to open up." She wrote, " One. Time. And I ended up getting it." Camp also warned that it was "absolutely not" like having the flu, saying she is still struggling with persistent symptoms including "dizziness, extreme fatigue, impacted sinuses, upset stomach, nausea, vomiting, and fever."

Mel Gibson, 64, was hospitalized for a week in April after contracting coronavirus, his rep confirmed to People magazine. He was treated with the drug Remdesivir, according to the rep, and has since tested negative numerous times.

Golf legend Jack Nicklaus, 80, revealed he and his wife were both diagnosed with COVID-19 back in March. He told the AP they were "very lucky," and recovered quickly.

D.L. Hughley passed out onstage during a comedy show in June, and later found out he had COVID-19. The star told fans he was considered asymptomatic, as he had no signs of the illness.

NBA star Russell Westbrook revealed that he tested positive for COVID-19 prior to his team's departure for Orlando. He said he was under quarantine but "feeling well" and looking forward to rejoining his teammates. He also issued a warning: "Please take this virus seriously. Be safe. Mask up!"

NASCAR star Jimmie Johnson was cleared by doctors to get back on the track after having coronavirus, following two negative tests. Johnson missed the first race of his Cup career, at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on July 5, after testing positive. He was tested after his wife received a positive result.

"American Idol" alum Chris Sligh is battling "double pneumonia" after testing positive for COVID-19.

"The Real Housewives of New York" star Ramona Singer and her daughter Avery tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies and have donated their blood plasma. Singer told People magazine that she experienced mild symptoms in February.

Tennis star Novak Djokovic tested positive for coronavirus after taking part in an exhibition series he organized in Serbia and Croatia. He also played in the Adria Tour earlier this month. He said in a statement, "The moment we arrived in Belgrade we went to be tested. My result is positive, just as Jelena's, while the results of our children are negative."

Andrea Bocelli secretly battled coronavirus in March, dealing with symptoms such as fever, coughing, and sneezing. He has donated blood plasma to research.

Basketball Hall of Famer and Georgetown men's basketball coach Patrick Ewing revealed that he tested positive for COVID-19. The university said he was in isolation at a hospital. Ewing warned in a tweet, "This virus is serious and should not be taken lightly. I want to encourage everyone to stay safe and take care of yourselves and your loved ones."

Zoey Deutch revealed that she tested positive for COVID-19 for a month after suffering some symptoms, including a sore throat and delirium.

"Today" anchor Dylan Dreyer tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies.

Broadway star Nick Cordero passed away July 5 after a months-long health battle. He was diagnosed with COVID-19 at the end of March, and suffered several complications stemming from the virus.

Tony Shalhoub appeared on the "At-Home Variety Show," and revealed he and wife Brooke Adams came down with the coronavirus in April. He said it was a "pretty rough few weeks," but they "realize many other people have and had it a lot worse."

Madonna, 61, revealed on Instagram that she has the antibodies for the coronavirus. “Took a test the other day,” she said. “I found out that I have the antibodies so tomorrow, I'm just going to go for a long drive in the car and I'm going to roll down the window and I'm going to breathe in, I'm going to breathe in the COVID-19 air.”

Roy Horn, right, passed away in May after being diagnosed with COVID-19. He was 75.

Rapper Fred the Godson had died at the age of 35, just weeks after contracting coroanvirus.

Sam Smith said in an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe that he is certain that he and his sister both had COVID-19, though they never got tested and recovered on their own, self-isolating for three weeks. "I know I had it. 100 percent had it," he said. "Everything I’ve read completely pointed to that. So yeah, I think I definitely had it."

NFL superstar Von Miller has tested positive for coronavirus, but he's "in good spirits."

Los Angeles Rams player Brian Allen is the first active NFL player to test positive for COVID-19. Along with dealing with sore throats, fatigue, and headaches, Allen also lost his sense of smell.

Cristina Cuomo, who had been helping care for her husband, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, for about two weeks, tested positive for the COVID-19 herself. Chris revealed the news on his show April 15, saying her symptoms included a loss of smell and taste. He later tweeted He later tweeted that his children are fine and, "All are stepping up."

"Game of Thrones" actor Kristofer Hivju gave an update on his health on April 13, saying he and his wife had recovered from coroanvirus. He posted, "After several weeks in quarantine, and also a couple more indoors after being free of all symptoms, we are finally safe and sound. We were lucky to only have mild symptoms of the COVID-19. We send our love and thoughts to all of the people where the virus has hit much harder, and to everyone who has lost their loved ones due to the coronavirus."

"Good Morning America's" George Stephanopoulos said he was asymptomatic after testing positive for COVID-19. "I've never had a fever, never had chills, never had a headache, never had a cough, never had shortness of breath," he said on "GMA." "I'm feeling great."

Broadway actor Danny Burstein opened up about his scary battle with COVID-19 in a column for The Hollywood Reporter. He recalled "coughing up blood for two to three days" before going to the hospital and feeling like he had "an 80-pound boy standing straight up on my chest." He spent five days in the hospital, where he says he feared he might die multiple times. He was finally discharged on March 27 and continued to recover at home.

"The Goodies" and "Willy Wonka" actor Tim Brooke-Taylor died from coronavirus at the age of 79. His agent confirmed the sad news to the BBC.

Country singer Sturgill Simpson opened up about his COVID-19 experience on Instagram. He said he went to the ER on March 13, when he began to experience “chest pains, fever, and pre-stroke blood pressure levels,” but was unable to be tested for coronavirus until April 6. He finally received the positive results from the Nashville CDC on April 10.

Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds revealed in an Instagram post on April 10, his 62nd birthday, that he and his family had had COVID-19. "It's an incredibly scary thing to go through," he wrote. "I'm happy to report we have now tested negative and are on our way back to full health.

Mia Farrow's daughter Quincy has been hospitalized after contracting the coronavirus. While she didn't reveal Quincy's symptoms, she is asking for prayers.

Rihanna's dad Ronald Fenty tested positive for the coronavirus, battling severe symptoms like a fever. While he's now virus-free, he admitted to The Sun, "I feared the worst. I thought I was going to die, honestly."

"Fox & Friends" co-host Jedediah Bila has tested positive for the coronavirus, but is "on the mend."

Reality star Todd Chrisley has revealed that he tested positive for the coronavirus, and was even hospitalized for four and a half days. “It has been the sickest that I have ever been in the 52 years I’ve been on this earth,” he said on his “Chrisley Confessions” podcast. He said he is now 70 to 75 percent better.

"The Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Jennifer Aydin has tested positive for COVID-19 after being "sick for the past 10 days. She doesn't have any "breathing issues," but she's dealing with a "mix of sweating and chills" at night.

"Beverly Hills Cop II" actor Allen Garfield has died at the age of 80 from coronavirus complications.

Legendary folk and country singer-songwriter John Prine died at 73 from coronavirus complications, his family confirmed. He tested positive for COVID-19 on March 17 and was hospitalized on March 26. His condition worsened and he was intubated several days after being admitted.

"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling revealed on Twitter that she experienced "all symptoms" of COVID-19. She said she had since "fully recovered."

"Aliens" actor Jay Benedict died at 68 after suffering "complications arising from a COVID-19 infection." His official website announced the sad news.

Duran Duran member John Taylor, 59, spent two weeks battling COVID-19. On April 5, he revealed his history to inspire others, writing on Instagram that it is not always a killer.

Rock legend Marianne Faithfull, 73, has been admitted to a London hospital after testing positive for COVID-19. Her manager told Rolling Stone she is "stable and responding to treatment."

Tom Dempsey died from complications of coronavirus at 73. He had been battling Alzheimer's disease and dementia and was a resident at the Lambeth House senior living center in New Orleans, which has been hit hard by the virus.

The NFL kicker, who was missing the toes on his right kicking foot, set a field goal record while playing with the New Orleans Saints that stood for more than four decades.

P!nk and 3-year-old son Jameson have recovered after showing COVID-19 symptoms. P!nk was able to get a test and was positive. Both are now negative. She also announced that she is donating $500,000 to the Temple University Hospital Emergency Fund in Philadelphia, as well as 500,000 to the City of Los Angeles Mayor’s Emergency COVID-19 Crisis Fund.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson released from the hospital on April 12 after receiving coronavirus care. He was hospitalized on Sunday, April 5, more than a week after he was diagnosed with coronavirus, and was moved to the intensive care unit for a time.

Patricia Bosworth, Hollywood actress-turned-biographer who wrote books on Montgomery Clift, Diane Arbus, Marlon Brando, John Wayne and Jane Fonda, died April 2 at 86 after battling COVID-19.

No Wave singer Cristina, who released several singles on ZE Records in the late '70s and early '80s, died of COVID-19 on April 1.

Tony-winning actor John Benjamin Hickey tested positive for COVID-19 and was "brutally sick" for two weeks. He is now feeling "great."

CNN's Brooke Baldwin tested positive for coronavirus after experiencing a sudden onset of symptoms, including chills, aches, and fever. Baldwin became the second CNN anchor with COVID-19. Chris Cuomo also tested positive and was recovering.

Sara Bareilles revealed on Instagram Stories that she had been diagnosed with COVID-19 and is now “fully recovered.”

Broadway actor Brian Stokes Mitchell tested positive for coronavirus, but he's "over the hump right now."

Jim Edmonds tested positive for COVID-19, but he is now "completely symptom-free."

Ali Wentworth confirmed she tested positive for COVID-19, writing on Instagram, "I’ve never been sicker. High fever. Horrific body aches. Heavy chest. I’m quarantined from my family. This is pure misery."

Tennis commentator Patrick McEnroe, 53, has tested positive for COVID-19 after experiencing "some minor symptoms." He is self-quarantining in his basement.

"The Bachelor" alum Caroline Lunny has been diagnosed with a "mild" case of coronavirus.

Victoria's Secret supermodel Alexina Graham, 30, was hospitalized after showing coronavirus symptoms, like fever, severe chills, and shortness of breath.

Country singer Ray Benson, 69, has tested positive for COVID-19 and has been "feeling tired for about 10 days!"

Fountains of Wayne singer Adam Schlesinger, 52, has passed away after being diagnosed with the coronavirus. The musician was an Emmy and Grammy winner, as well as an Oscar nominee.

Chris Cuomo, 49, has been diagnosed with coronavirus after experiencing "fevers, chills and shortness of breath."

Alan Merrill, who co-wrote "I Love Rock 'n' Roll," died March 29 after downplaying what he felt was a bad cold — according to his daughter, he succumbed to COVID-19.

Country singer Joe Diffie, known for his hits like “Honky Tonk Attitude,” passed away from complications of COVID-19, just days after revealing he had tested positive.

Kathy Griffin posted that she was admitted to an “isolation ward room” after experiencing COVID-19 symptoms. It has not been confirmed she has the virus.

Chef Floyd Cardoz died of COVID-19 at 59

Mark Blum, veteran stage actor who was one of the stars of the 1985 Madonna movie "Desperately Seeking Susan," died of COVID-19 at age 69.

Andy Cohen shared on Instagram, "After a few days of self-quarantine, and not feeling great, I have tested positive for Coronavirus." He is now resting at home.

"Younger" actress Debi Mazar wrote about her COVID-19 journey on Instagram, calling out how hard it was to get tested. As of March 24, she was on day 10 of symptoms, but improving.

Prince Charles announced he had tested positive for COVID-19, was self-isolating, and is doing well.

Aaron Tveit, the star of Broadway's "Moulin Rouge! The Musical" and FOX's "Grease: Live!" tested positive, but reports "very mild" symptoms.

"Heart of Dixie" and Broadway star Laura Bell Bundy tested positive for the coronavirus, and has been taking all the medications and supplements her doctor has prescribed.

Colton Underwood, "The Bachelor" star, has been keeping fans updated regarding his condition.

Retired NBA player Jason Collins and his partner have tested positive. He tweeted, "I tested positive for COVID19. I believe I got it while on a trip to NYC at the beginning of the month for the Brooklyn Nets Pride night game. I had my first symptoms on Wed Mar 11. Terrible headache. A few days later I had a fever and then the cough."

Greg Rikaart, "The Young and the Restless" actor, was finally able to get tested for the coronavirus after he had "finally turned the corner."

David Bryan, Bon Jovi keyboardist, warned fans to treat COVID-19 seriously but, "Please don't be afraid!!!"

Tony winner Gavin Creel told Rosie O'Donnell he is "pretty sure" he has COVID-19 after being on tour with "Waitress" in London, where several cast members tested positive. He said his case is presenting like a "cruddy flu," and reports losing his sense of taste and smell, which many have said seems to be a common symptom.

Kevin Durant, NBA player, told fans, "Everyone be careful, take care of yourself and quarantine. We're going to get through this."

Prince Albert II of Monaco was the first reigning monarch to test positive.

Idris Elba and his wife, Sabrina Dhowre, tested positive and are doing well.

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