Randall Park Just Learned He Was Vaccinated For COVID-19 Back In September

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vaccinated against COVID-19 since last September, but only found out this week. The "Ant-Man and the Wasp" star said he took part in a medical trial last year during quarantine, but wasn't sure if he received the actual vaccine or the placebo."I just found out that I've been vaccinated against COVID since September of last year," he said on "The Talk."The actor recalled speaking to "The Masked Singer" panelist Ken Jeong, who's also an actual doctor, about the coronavirus pandemic.

Randall Park recently got some great and surprising news: He has been vaccinated against COVID-19. The actor on Friday appeared on The Talk where he revealed he wasvaccinated after taking part in a medical trial last year.

Randall Park, who's currently starring in the hit Disney+/Marvel series "WandaVision," revealed he received the coronavirus vaccine back in September. The 46-year-old actor made an appearance on "The Talk" and explained how it happened.  "I just found out that I’ve been vaccinated against Covid since September of last year," he told the hosts.

Randall Park is opening up about he got the COVID-19 vaccine back in September 2020!

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