Broadway actor Nick Cordero died at the young age of 41 after a months-long battle with the virus one year ago today and his wife, Amanda Kloots, posted a touching tribute on the tragic day.
If you don’t remember, Nick spent months in the hospital battling the deadly virus and Amanda gave updates throughout about his condition.
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It’s a bittersweet day for Amanda Kloots.
On Sunday (June 20), the 39-year-old The Talk co-host took to Instagram to mark the first Father’s Day since husband Nick Cordero‘s death.
If you didn’t know, Amanda and the late actor share 2-year-old son Elvis. Nick passed away in July 2020 from complications after a long battle with COVID-19.
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Amanda Kloots is speaking out about the final days of her late husband Nick Cordero‘s life and how she continued to work while he was in the hospital.
The 39-year-old The Talk co-host opened up to Elle while promoting her new book “Live Your Life: My Story of Loving and Losing Nick Cordero.”
In the interview, Amanda defended her promotion of a Fourth of July sale on her fitness mats just one day before Nick passed away.
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Amanda Kloots‘ almost two-year-old son Elvis Cordero just made his television debut in the most adorable way!
The 39-year-old talk show host and widow of late Broadway actor Nick Cordero was joined by their son during the Mother’s Day episode of The Talk on Friday (May 7).
Amanda looked on with amazement while Elvis escorted to the stage with a bouquet of flowers to give her. “You guys, I can’t believe he actually just did that,” she said after they went back to their seat.
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Sharon Osbourne is getting some support from her former The Talk co-stars.
The 68-year-old television personality shared on Friday (April 24) that her beloved cat Momo had gone missing.
“Momo my precious Scottish Fold cat has been missing for 3 days,” Sharon wrote alongside a photo of Momo. “If anyone near the Larchmont area has seen her or know someone that has, please DM me. There will be a reward. Praying my baby Momo is safe and ok.”
“She is chipped but does not wear a collar. She is VERY friendly & cuddly but not street smart. She is an indoor cat 🙏,” she added.
In the comments of the post, some of Sharon‘s former co-hosts shared their hopes that Momo was found soon.
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Amanda Kloots is celebrating her 39th birthday!
The Talk co-host and fitness instructor celebrated her birthday over the weekend with family and 21-month-old son Elvis, whom she shares with late husband Nick Cordero.
“Thank you so much for all the birthday love today! I had an amazing birthday that ended with a huge chocolate cake and my best guy. Here’s to another trip around the sun. Let’s try to radiate sunshine everyday,” Amanda wrote on Instagram along with a photo of Elvis sitting on her lap in front of her birthday cake.
She also shared a cute video of her brother helping her son Elvis wish his mom a happy birthday.
“I have the best brother. Thank God for family,” Amanda wrote along with the cute video.
This is the first birthday Amanda is celebrating since Nick sadly died in July 2020 after he was hospitalized for over three months while battling COVID-19.
Amanda recently shared that she is utilizing therapy to address the trauma she’s still going through after Nick‘s death.
Amanda Kloots is speaking out about the backlash she received for getting the COVID-19 vaccine and how she turned all of the shaming into positivity.
The 38-year-old fitness instructor and The Talk co-host, who lost her husband Nick Cordero to the virus, got the first dose of the vaccine last week after waiting in a standby line at a vaccination site.
For those that don’t know, if people don’t show up for their vaccine appointments, those doses are usually thrown in the trash as they will expire. Amanda decided to wait in the standby line and lucked out when there were extra doses available at the end of the day. People shamed her for getting the vaccine before she was eligible, though she did nothing wrong.
“I’m not even going to focus on that shame, because I don’t spend time in my life focusing on negativity. But this post got a lot of shame, the shame got press, that press turned into conversation, that conversation turned into awareness, and then that awareness turned into positivity. That is how I roll. And that is how I live my life!” Amanda said. “It just boggled my mind that anyone would rather see a vaccine go to waste than go into a willing arm.”
You can watch the full segment from The Talk below.
