'GOOD HEALTH': 'Game of Thrones' star Kristofer Hivju beats COVID-19

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Game of Thronesstar Kristofer Hivju on Wednesday revealed he has "fully recovered" after testing positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19) last month. The actor shared the happy news on his social media after being in quarantine for "several weeks." In an Instagram post, Hivju shared a photo of himself and his wife, who he said was most likely infected by the virus after being in contact with him.

There’s some good news for all the ardent fans of Game of Thrones star Kristofer Hivju. The promising actor has survived his battle with the deadly Coronavirus. Yes, you heard it right. He has announced the same through the medium of a long Instagram post. The entire world was in a state of deep shock when Kristofer announced a few days earlier about testing positive for COVID-19. The Norwegian star and his family were under home quarantine for the past few days.

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Kristofer Hivju, who is best known for playing Tormund on Game of Thrones, has fully recovered from COVID-19 aka Coronavirus.

Actor Kristofer Hivju and his wife, Gry Molvær Hivju, have “fully recovered” after testing positive for COVID-19 over four weeks ago. The Norwegian star, best known for his role as Tormund on first shared his diagnosis on March 16.    

“Game of Thrones” actor Kristofer Hivju revealed that he and his wife are fully recovered after testing positive for the coronavirus weeks ago. The 41-year-old Norwegian actor shared the good news on his Instagram Monday where he penned a lengthy note along with a picture of himself and his wife, Gry Molvær, on a hike near the water.

Game Of Thrones star Kristofer Hivju has said that he is “fully recovered and in good health” after testing positive for Covid-19.

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Prince Charles, 71, is out of self-isolation following the announcement last week that he tested positive for the novel coronavirus after displaying mild symptoms. Charles, who is first in line for the British throne, announced that he's no longer in self-isolation through the Clarence House.

Prince Charles is on the mend and moving forward following his coronavirus diagnosis. The 71-year-old Prince of Wales and next in line to the British throne has officially left self-isolation. 

Following his diagnosis of the global illness going around, Prince Charles is now out of his seven day isolation period.