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So many people got to know and admire Amanda Kloots through her brave updates on husband Nick Cordero, during the Broadway star’s ultimately fatal three-month battle with COVID-19. Now Dancing with the Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba says that she’d love to see the fitness trainer compete in the ballroom. The 52-year-old has got to know Amanda as she’s guest hosted recently on Carrie Ann’s CBS daytime series The Talk, and thinks she could ultimately be great for both shows.

On Sept. 6, beloved Broadway actor Nick Cordero was remembered by industry family and friends after he succumbed to COVID-19 following a months-long battle.

The ladies of Global’s “The Talk” got a new co-host this week, as dancer Amanda Kloots joined in as a special guest on the panel.

her late husband. Four months after Nick Cordero died due to complications of COVID-19, his widow took to Instagram to share a throwback snap with the late Broadway star.The pic features the couple, who tied the knot back in 2017, smiling with their now-1-year-old son, Elvis, last year.«This was one year ago.

the Broadway star's ashes.  My beautiful vase that Elvis and I made with some of Nicks ashes is done! I cannot believe how it turned out. @emilytyra and @rarebirdgoods is truly amazing for this gorgeous gift.

Nick Cordero is being remembered by his former castmates. On Tuesday, Meg Toohey released a song, «Lucky Streak,» in honor of Cordero, who died in July after a battle with COVID-19.

We’re almost certain the last thing Amanda Kloots wanted on the three-month anniversary of Nick Cordero‘s death from coronavirus was to rip Donald Trump a new a**hole on social media, but he definitely had it coming.

Amanda Kloots often tries to stay out of politics, but on the three-month anniversary of the death of her husband, Broadway star Nick Cordero, she was moved to post an emotional, angry response to President Trump's "don't be afraid of COVID" tweet. Kloots took issue with Trump saying people shouldn't "let [COVID] dominate" their lives.

Amanda Kloots just posted a heartbreaking message after Donald Trump‘s tweet about COVID-19.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticAmanda Kloots, the former actress who chronicled her late husband Nick Cordero’s painful decline from COVID-19, has responded to Donald Trump’s Don’t let COVID dominate your life advice, calling the president’s words sad, hurtful and disgraceful.Yesterday Trump, hospitalized over the weekend for COVID treatment, announced his departure from Walter Reed Medical Center with instantly divisive tweet, “Don’t be afraid of Covid.

Donald Trump outraged many people with his tweet that urged Americans not to be “afraid of COVID,” but Amanda Kloots was especially enraged. The 38-year-old’s husband, Broadway actor, Nick Cordero, died from extreme complications due to coronavirus in July, leaving her to raise their one-year-old son, Elvis, on her own. On Oct. 5, Amanda took to social media to express her anger toward the president for his latest response to the disease.

Nick Cordero's death, his widow and the mother of his 1-year-old son, Amanda Kloots, has shared several emotional and passionate posts in reaction to President Donald Trump's response to his own COVID-19 diagnosis. Cordero died in July at the age of 41 after a 95-day battle with the coronavirus. Kloots took to social media on Monday to respond to President Trump's tweet about leaving the hospital after two days in which he wrote, «Feeling really good! Don't be afraid of Covid.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticPresident Donald Trump’s advice today – “Don’t be afraid of Covid” – didn’t go down well with some in the Hollywood community, including actor Zach Braff, whose friend, Broadway actor Nick Cordero, died last July of complications from the coronavirus.“You don’t have covid for the weekend,” Braff tweeted today.

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday approved legislation prompted by the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant and eight other people that makes it a crime for first responders to take unauthorized photos of deceased people at the scene of an accident or crime.

Amanda Kloots opened up about the last moments ofBroadway star Nick Cordero's life, and how she plans to use the funds from her late husband's GoFundMe to honor his memory in a new interview with The New York Times. Kloots recounted some of the final ups and downs of Cordero's months-long hospitalization, including the unexpected turn his health took after his condition seemed to be improving.

Amanda Kloots has found another way to keep Nick Cordero’s spirit alive.

If you remember, Amanda Kloots documented her husband Nick Cordero‘s over 90 day hospital battle with Coronavirus before his tragic death on July 5.

Nick Cordero, by finding new ways to use his ashes. The fitness instructor took to social media on Tuesday to share the creative new way she used some of the late Broadway star's remains. «Elvis and I had a special afternoon today,» she captioned a photo of herself and her 1-year-old son making pottery.

Zach Braff revealed that  Nick Cordero  was not included in the Memoriam tribute at the 2020 Emmy Awards, after they campaigned to shine a spotlight in his honor at the virtual ceremony.

An awards show “In Memoriam” snub may be offensive to fans, but for the artist’s loved ones, it can also be very personal.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticThe Emmys’ In Memoriam segment Sunday left out a number of actors we lost in 2020, but the Television Academy hasn’t entirely overlooked them.

Scrubs actor Sam Lloyd, Mythbusters star Grant Imahara, and Broadway and television actor Nick Cordero were also . This morning, as more and more people wondered why these monumental figures weren't honored by the Emmys, Zach Braff offered an explanation.

Zach Braff is calling out the Emmys

Zach Braff revealed that close friend Nick Cordero was intentionally left out of the In Memoriam tribute at the 2020 Emmy Awards after fans called out the surprising snub.“For those wondering: The Emmys chose to leave Nick Cordero out of the memorial montage. I had no idea one had to campaign to get their loved one in.

Yet another major award show has left fans angry after omitting several beloved stars from their “In Memoriam” segment.

Zach Braff was very good friends with the late Nick Cordero, who tragically died from Coronavirus at 41 years old, and is now speaking out about the 2020 Emmy Awards leaving him out of the In Memoriam tribute.

72nd annual Emmy Awards honored many late stars during its In Memoriam segment, but fans noticed that they failed to include Kobe Bryant, Kelly Preston and Nick Cordero.During the 2020 ceremony held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Sunday, September 20, H.E.R. gave a powerful performance of “Nothing Compares 2 U” by Prince.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticNick Cordero was not included in the Emmy Award’s In Memoriam segment Sunday night, and Zach Braff, the late actor’s friend and former Broadway co-star, says it wasn’t for supporters’ lack of trying.“For those wondering: The Emmys chose to leave Nick Cordero out of the memorial montage,” Braff tweeted today. “I had no idea one had to campaign to get their loved one in.

While the Emmys is a celebratory night for TV's biggest shows and stars, the ceremony also takes a moment to reflect on all the people we've lost over the past year in entertainment. On Sunday's ceremony, musical artist H.E.R.

This year’s Emmy Awards honoured many titans of television with their touching, powerful “In Memoriam” segment — but some fans were left disappointed. Many took to Twitter during the show to express their shock, confusion and anger that a few big names were left out of the memorial.

Emmy Awards honored many titans of television with their touching, powerful «In Memoriam» segment — but some fans were left disappointed. Many took to Twitter during the show to express their shock, confusion and anger that a few big names were left out of the memorial.While the tribute was a beautiful celebration of life, not every star who died over the last year was included.

2020 Emmys ceremony.The Broadway actor, who appeared in “Waitress” and “A Bronx Tale,” died in July after a battle with the coronavirus.

Two months after his death, the late Nick Cordero is bringing joy to his son, Elvis Eduardo, through music. Cordero died in July following health complications related to the coronavirus.Music played a strong role in his lengthy hospital stay, with his wife Amanda Kloots starting an online musical tribute and challenge in April.

Florence Pugh is expressing her love for Nick Cordero. The 24-year-old actress honored the late Broadway star on Thursday, which would've been his 42nd birthday.

A.D. Amorosi The raw heat that comes off of “Nick Cordero: Live Your Life: Live at Feinstein’s/54 Below” makes the loss of the vocalist-actor known for awe-inducing Broadway roles in “Waitress,” “A Bronx Tale” and “Bullets Over Broadway” feel devastating all over again, although the shock has hardly worn off since he died in July after a struggle with Covid-19.

Florence Pugh is honoring Nick Cordero on what would have been his 42nd birthday.