Nick Cordero's 'Rock of Ages Hollywood' Co-Stars Perform 'Don't Stop Believing' as He Fights COVID-19

Having spent his childhood performing and entire teenage and adult life on the road with the Backstreet Boys, Nick Carter admits the sudden halt to touring and extended period of domestic bliss instigated by the coronavirus pandemic has been mentally and physically challenging. But the 40-year-old musician is treasuring the situation’s “silver lining” – extra time with his gorgeous family and the dream baby girl he and his wife, Lauren Kitt Carter, fought so hard for.

The virtual fundraiser also included a musical supergroup performance by event co-producer Linda Perry, Slash, Jim Peterik, Lzzy Hale and more.

Having spent his childhood performing and entire teenage and adult life on the road with the Backstreet Boys, Nick Carter admits the sudden halt to touring and extended period of domestic bliss instigated by the coronavirus pandemic has been mentally and physically challenging. But the 40-year-old musician is treasuring the situation’s “silver lining” – extra time with his gorgeous family and the dream baby girl he and his wife, Lauren Kitt Carter, fought so hard for.

Every patient suffering from Coronavirus is having a tough battle against the disease but actor Nick Cordero has faced extremes during his fight. The Broadway star has been in the hospital for around 2 months now. Even though he has made significant progress, he is still battling lung infection due to the Coronavirus complications. The actor was diagnosed with pneumonia two times and it was his third test that revealed that he is suffering from COVID-19. 

Broadway star Nick Cordero has woken up from his medically induced coma, according to his wife, Amanda Kloots. Kloots shared the news on her Instagram Story on Tuesday. In the video, Kloots holds up Elvis, the son she shares with Cordero, 41.

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Amanda Kloots took to Instagram on Thursday to pen an open letter to her husband Nick Cordero amid his health battle. "Dear Nick, I miss you so much," she wrote alongside a photo of the Broadway star holding their son Elvis.

Broadway star Nick Cordero has been in a coma due to Coronavirus complications for at least 37 days and while he has shown signs of improvement, he has a long road to recovery. The Tony Award winner had recently relocated to Los Angeles with his wife, Amanda Kloots, and their 10-month old son, Elvis, to perform in the Bourbon Room production of Rock Of Ages.

Nick Cordero has been battling for his life after being hospitalized for COVID-19, but the Tony-nominated actor’s wife, Amanda Kloots, is hopeful that his condition may have turned a corner.

Aaron Carter will always love his brother, Nick Carter, but there is no love lost.

Amanda Kloots has shared a new update about husband Nick Cordero‘s health amid his battle with coronavirus.

Nick Cordero's coronavirus battle rages on. It was nearly a month ago when the Broadway star's wife Amanda Kloots shared the news of Cordero's health scare -- at the time, he tested negative for coronavirus, but Kloots said that doctors maintain the virus is the cause of his poor health.

Things didn’t go quite as planned for Nick Cordero on Monday, unfortunately.

Nick Cordero's team of doctors are working diligently to figure out why he developed a fever overnight.  As the Broadway star remains in a coma nearly a month after he was first hospitalized with complications from COVID-19, wife Amanda Kloots returned to Instagram Stories with another update on his recovery.  "Unfortunately," Kloots shared, "they are not able to remove the ventilator today and put the trach [tube] in because early this morning he got a fever that caused his blood pressure to

Nick Cordero's condition seems to be improving following the recent amputation of his leg due to complications from coronavirus.On Friday (April 24), the Broadway star's wife Amanda Kloots took to her Instagram Stories to share a video update on Cordero's condition, noting that he had "two negative COVID tests," as People reports.