Amanda Kloots and Olivia Munn had a fun Sunday out at the ranch.
24.09.2020 - 00:13 / perezhilton.com
Amanda Kloots has found another way to keep Nick Cordero’s spirit alive.
The fitness instructor took to her Instagram on Tuesday to share the inventive way she learned to honor her late husband: by making pottery out of his remains!
Related: Amanda Remembers Nick On Two-Month Anniversary Of His Death
Captioning a photo of herself and their 1-year-old son Elvis making magic, the 38-year-old wrote:
So special!
Kloots shared more moments from the event on her Instagram Stories, showing images of
Amanda Kloots and Olivia Munn had a fun Sunday out at the ranch.
We’re almost certain the last thing Amanda Kloots wanted on the three-month anniversary of Nick Cordero‘s death from coronavirus was to rip Donald Trump a new a**hole on social media, but he definitely had it coming.
Amanda Kloots just posted a heartbreaking message after Donald Trump‘s tweet about COVID-19.
Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticAmanda Kloots, the former actress who chronicled her late husband Nick Cordero’s painful decline from COVID-19, has responded to Donald Trump’s Don’t let COVID dominate your life advice, calling the president’s words sad, hurtful and disgraceful.Yesterday Trump, hospitalized over the weekend for COVID treatment, announced his departure from Walter Reed Medical Center with instantly divisive tweet, “Don’t be afraid of Covid.
Donald Trump outraged many people with his tweet that urged Americans not to be “afraid of COVID,” but Amanda Kloots was especially enraged. The 38-year-old’s husband, Broadway actor, Nick Cordero, died from extreme complications due to coronavirus in July, leaving her to raise their one-year-old son, Elvis, on her own. On Oct. 5, Amanda took to social media to express her anger toward the president for his latest response to the disease.
Nick Cordero's death, his widow and the mother of his 1-year-old son, Amanda Kloots, has shared several emotional and passionate posts in reaction to President Donald Trump's response to his own COVID-19 diagnosis. Cordero died in July at the age of 41 after a 95-day battle with the coronavirus. Kloots took to social media on Monday to respond to President Trump's tweet about leaving the hospital after two days in which he wrote, «Feeling really good! Don't be afraid of Covid.
Amanda Kloots opened up about the last moments ofBroadway star Nick Cordero's life, and how she plans to use the funds from her late husband's GoFundMe to honor his memory in a new interview with The New York Times. Kloots recounted some of the final ups and downs of Cordero's months-long hospitalization, including the unexpected turn his health took after his condition seemed to be improving.
Nick Cordero, by finding new ways to use his ashes. The fitness instructor took to social media on Tuesday to share the creative new way she used some of the late Broadway star's remains. «Elvis and I had a special afternoon today,» she captioned a photo of herself and her 1-year-old son making pottery.
Amanda Kloots is thinking of her late love, Nick Cordero.
Nick Cordero took to Instagram on Thursday to honor the late Broadway star on what would've been his 42nd birthday. Cordero died in July from complications of COVID-19.In the touching post, Kloots shared photos and videos from Cordero's birthday party last year, which feature him smiling, blowing out candles on a cake, and cuddling with his wife and now 1-year-old son, Elvis.«My angel in heaven is celebrating his birthday today.