Chris Cuomo Says He’s Officially Tested Negative for Coronavirus and Has Both Antibodies

Chris Cuomo honored the heroic efforts of frontline healthcare workers on National Nurses Day with an impassioned plea for people to stay home, stay safe and for the government to help them fight the virus.

There's more good news in the Cuomo family.  13 days after revealing her 14-year-old son's coronavirus diagnosis, Cristina Cuomo confirmed Mario Cuomo has healed.  "Mario healed, Bella + Carolina stayed safe and I am so grateful for the the silver lining—more family time, to have antibodies and be able to donate," Chris Cuomo's wife of nearly two decades confirmed on Instagram on Tuesday.  After the CNN anchor and his wife both tested positive for the virus, Cristina shared on April 22 that

By Tom Tapp

Cristina Cuomo is giving an update on her health amid her recovery from Coronavirus. It was two weeks ago that CNN anchor Chris Cuomo shared that his wife had tested positive for COVID-19, amid his own recovery from the virus.

Chris Cuomo, CNN host and brother to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, has revealed he tested negative for COVID-19 aka the Coronavirus, after testing positive weeks ago and battling the virus.

Chris Cuomo is giving an update on his health. The CNN anchor shared the news on Monday night that he tested negative for Coronavirus after a month-long health battle.

Chris Cuomo has revealed that he has tested negative for the coronavirus and has both antibodies against the illness. Both Cuomo and his wife, Cristina, have been fighting the virus and on Wednesday, Cuomo shared that their 14-year-old son, Mario, was also ill with COVID-19, noting that the teen would “be okay.”

Standing strong together. Brothers Andrew Cuomo and Chris Cuomo have been at the forefront of the coronavirus pandemic, along with their families. Whether educating the public about the illness through government work or firsthand knowledge shared via journalism, the siblings have become associated with their response to COVID-19.

 Chris Cuomo  and Cristina Greeven Cuomo’s 14-year-old son Mario, who was named after the late New York Governor Mario Cuomo, has tested positive for coronavirus. In an Instagram post on April 22, the CNN host’s wife revealed the news just days after the couple has been COVID-19 free.

Chris Cuomo is addressing his son's recent COVID-19 diagnosis.

Chris Cuomo is addressing his son's recent COVID-19 diagnosis.

Cristina Greeven Cuomo, 50, has revealed her “heart hurts” after her 14-year-old son Mario tested positive for the coronavirus. Chris Cuomo‘s wife admitted she was going through “ups and downs” as both she and Mario battle COVID-19. “This virus has created a different version of me.

Chris Cuomo‘s son, Mario, has also been diagnosed with COVID-19 novel coronavirus.

Rough patch. Chris Cuomo‘s wife, Cristina Cuomo, admitted she was going through “ups and downs” as her 14-year-old son, Mario, battles the coronavirus.

Chris Cuomo and Cristina Cuomo's son is battling the Coronavirus. The CNN anchor's wife took to social media to discuss her own battle with the virus, while also sharing a health update on their 14-year-old son Mario.

Family first. Chris Cuomo’s wife Cristina Cuomo told her followers how her kids have stepped up following her positive coronavirus diagnosis.

Cristina Cuomo is opening up about her own experience with COVID-19, following husband Chris Cuomo's lengthy battle with the illness.

Chris Cuomo’s biggest fear has come true –his wife Cristina Greeven Cuomo has tested positive for coronavirus a little over two weeks after his own diagnosis. The news was announced on Chris’ CNN Cuomo Prime Time show on April 15 during an interview he was conducting with his big brother Andrew Cuomo, governor of New York. “Cristina now has COVID; she is now positive,” he said. “It just breaks my heart. It is the one thing I was hoping wouldn’t happen and now it has.”

Things just keep getting worse for Chris Cuomo amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Chris Cuomo's wife Cristina Greeven Cuomo has tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). The CNN anchor, who is still recovering from the virus, made the revelation of his wife's diagnosis Wednesday on his show Cuomo Prime Time while speaking to his brother, New York Gov.