'Dancing With the Stars' contestant Cody Rigsby tests positive for COVID-19

LOS ANGELES -- Fox News Channel anchor Neil Cavuto tested positive for COVID-19, which he said was surprising but made him grateful that he was vaccinated.Cavuto, who learned of the test results after Monday's episode of “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” wasn't on the air Tuesday.“While I’m somewhat stunned by this news, doctors tell me I’m lucky as well.

Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto said that he has tested positive for Covid-19.

Dancing with the Stars contestant Jimmie Allen felt the love of his colleagues and fans as he celebrated some incredible news.MORE: Derek Hough and Hayley Erbert inundated with engagement comments in latest loved-up photoThe country singer announced that his wife, Alexis Gale, had given birth to their second child together, a baby girl.He made the announcement on his social media, sharing a lovely picture of himself with his wife and the newborn from the hospital.WATCH: Dancing with the Stars

JoJo Siwa admitted she spent Disney week of "Dancing with the Stars" dealing with a "tough" and "extreme" personal experience. Siwa, 18, opened up about dancing being an "escape" for her while talking to reporters following Tuesday night's performance.

"Dancing with the Stars" welcomed Cheryl Burke and Cody Rigsby back to the live stage on Monday after the duo previously had to perform from home due to positive coronavirus tests.  The dancing professional, 37, and Peloton instructor, 34, took the stage for the first time since announcing they'd been diagnosed with COVID-19.They were back and healthy again just in time to be part of the two-night "Disney Heroes" event where they accomplished a spectacular performance to "Stand Out" from "A

Public health bosses are investigating reports of people testing positive for Covid-19 using lateral flow tests, then negative in subsequent PCR tests.

Strictly Come Dancing star Tom Fletcher and his professional dance partner Amy Dowden's first dance back to the show has been revealed. The McFly star, 36, and pro, 31, had to miss last week's episode due to them both testing positive for Covid with the duo since "self-isolating separately".

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UPDATED: Dancing With the Stars competitor Cody Rigsby and partner Cheryl Burke, both of whom tested positive for Covid this week, will indeed compete on the show, according to ABC News.

Dancing with the Stars contestant Cody Rigsby — a Peloton fitness instructor sometimes called the “King of Quarantine” — announced today he has tested positive for Covid-19, just days after his dance partner Cheryl Burke also came down with the virus. It’s the second time Rigsby, who is vaccinated, has tested positive.

Cody Rigsby has tested positive for COVID-19. The celebrity Peloton instructor and “Dancing With the Stars” contestant revealed the unfortunate news in a video posted to Instagram on Thursday.

Cody Rigsby announced that he has contracted coronavirus after his Dancing With the Stars partner, Cheryl Burke, tested positive earlier this week.

Cody Rigsby has tested positive for COVID-19. The celebrity Peloton instructor and  contestant revealed the unfortunate news in a video posted to Instagram on Thursday.«Hi friends, I wanted to check in with you to share some news.

A post shared by Cody Rigsby (@codyrigsby)Burke and Rigsby, had to sit out Monday’s episode following Burke’s positive COVID-19 test the day prior. But they still managed to earned a 24/40 score for the episode.

Cody Rigsby has tested positive for COVID-19, days after his Dancing With the Stars partner Cheryl Burke also tested positive for the virus.

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Zac Brown has had to pause his tour because he has tested positive for COVID-19.