Nick Cordero Had a 'Good Weekend' in the ICU, His Wife Says

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerUPDATE, JUNE 25: COVID-19 stricken actor Nick Cordero communicates mostly with his eyes, and occasionally moves his jaw, according to wife Amanda Kloots.In her latest update on the actor’s battle with the virus, Kloots admitted, “Nick is profoundly weak,” and said his recovery would take “a long time.”Cordero has spent 85 days in the hospital with COVID-19 complications.

Nick Cordero is making some improvement.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerUPDATE, JUNE 19: After 79 days apart, Amanda Kloots finally got to spend some in-person time with her husband, Nick Cordero.Kloots has been kept apart from her husband during his battle with coronavirus complications, but has been posting constant updates on his condition via Instagram.

Page Six reported today that Nick Cordero has lost 65 pounds since his battle with the coronavirus first began. The outlet picked up on comments from the Broadway actor’s wife, Amanda Kloots, in which she made yet another surprising claim about her husband’s battle with COVID-19.

Nick Cordero's wife, Amanda Kloots, is opening up to fans about another aspect of the physical toll her husband's health struggle has taken on him.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticBroadway actor Nick Cordero could face months more in the hospital and then as much as a year in a rehabilitation facility, his wife Amanda Kloots said in an Instagram Story last night.“We’ve got a long, long road ahead,” Kloots said.Answering a series of questions from her social media followers, Kloots said the most immediate concern in Cordero’s long recovery from COVID-19 is getting his blood pressure under control.

Amanda Kloots is still an open book when it comes to Nick Cordero‘s condition as he recovers from coronavirus complications.

Nick Cordero has been fighting Coronavirus for over two months. The Broadway actor got admitted to the hospital in March after being misdiagnosed with Pneumonia.

Nick Cordero's, ongoing battle with the coronavirus. The fitness instructor took to her Instagram Stories on Sunday to give her followers one of her signature doses of positivity. «Just a quick Nick update, so I think this weekend was a good weekend.

A new report from Page Six revealed today that Nick Cordero, the Broadway star, has undergone stem cell treatment to help him with his lungs. Amanda Kloots, his wife, took to her Instagram again to give further updates on her husband’s condition.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerUPDATE, JUNE 6: Actor Nick Cordero has begun a stem cell treatment to aid in his long battle with COVID-19.His wife, Amanda Kloots, posted the latest news on Instagram. “This could be really great.

Nick Cordero's health battle isn't over just yet, and his wife Amanda Kloots is keeping the faith. Cordero has been in the hospital receiving medical care for coronavirus-related complications since late March, and his fight has consisted of a leg amputation, multiple mini-strokes and battling several other maladies.

Amanda Kloots, the wife of the Broadway actor, Nick Cordero, isn’t about to give up on her husband yet, a new report from People Magazine revealed. Amanda explained how she’s been handling herself ever since her husband was hospitalized earlier this year.

Nick Cordero's battle with Coronavirus hasn't been an easy one. While some of the patients are able to recover after showing mild symptoms, the Broadway actor is among the ones who have faced extreme complications after testing positive for COVID-19.

Amanda Kloots still has hope that her husband, Nick Cordero, will recover from coronavirus-related complications.

By Bruce Haring

Amanda Kloots still has hope that her husband, Nick Cordero, will recover from coronavirus-related complications.

Things are continuing to move in a positive direction for Nick Cordero. The 41-year-old Broadway star has been fighting the coronavirus in the ICU for nearly two months, and his wife, Amanda Kloots, revealed on Tuesday that doctors have seen «some success» with proning, or repositioning, him.

Nick Cordero's battle with medical complications stemming from COVID-19 continues. The actor's wife, Amanda Kloots, said doctors are seeing some improvements in his condition as he fights for his life against his latest lung infection.