Rita Wilson Says Having Coronavirus at the Same Time as Tom Hanks Made the Illness ‘Easier’

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson complete 32 years of togetherness today. The popular Hollywood couple exchanged wedding vows on April 30, 1988. From teenage romance to battling cancer, fighting Coronavirus together to helping others combat the same by donating their plasma to develop the COVID-19 vaccine, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have been one of a kind couple. Its been over 3 decades that the two stars got married to each other but the Golden pair of Hollywood is as fresh as ever.

Roommates, Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson were among some of the first celebrities to announce they tested positive for the coronavirus. Now, they want to help in any way they can to fight the disease.

Following their battle with COVID-19, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are donating their blood and plasma after receiving confirmation that they carry antibodies for the novel coronavirus.  As fans may recall, the couple tested positive for COVID-19 while in Australia and returned home to Los Angeles at the end of March after recovering from their symptoms. Now, the two are doing what they can in the fight against coronavirus.  While appearing on NPR's podcast Wait Wait...

Tom Hanks recently featured on NPR’s podcast and revealed that he and his wife, Rita Wilson will be donating their blood to help develop a vaccine for Coronavirus prevention. Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson were diagnosed with COVID-19 last month in Australia.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are doing their part to help researchers get one step closer to making the coronavirus vaccine.

Tom Hanks proved once again he has a heart of gold after gifting a Corona-brand typewriter to an Australian boy who was bullied for having a name associated with the coronavirus pandemic.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are donating their blood to medical researchers in the race for a coronavirus cure after successfully winning their battle with COVID-19.

Tom Hanks is getting real about his and Rita Wilson's battle with coronavirus. 

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are donating their blood to medical researchers in the race for a coronavirus cure after successfully winning their battle with COVID-19.

Oscar winner Tom Hanks has opened up about his COVID-19 battle and recovery, revealing his wife, Rita Wilson, had it much worse than him.

Rita Wilson is opening up about her experience having coronavirus with her husband, Tom Hanks. The stars were among the first celebrities to announce that they’d tested positive for COVID-19 as the world continues to change and people practice social distancing to help curtail its spread.

Rita Wilson says she was “scared” when she and husband Tom Hanks got coronavirus.

The news of Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson's coronavirus diagnoses sent shockwaves through the nation.  After all, the beloved couple had been the first high-profile stars to share their diagnosis publicly back in early March from Australia, where they had been working at the time, just as the coronavirus pandemic was ramping up in the United States.

Rita Wilson stopped by CBS This Morning on Tuesday (April 14) to describe what it felt like when she and husband Tom Hanks tested positive more than a month ago for COVID-19, and how the potential treatment made her feel even worse."I was very tired, I felt extremely achy, uncomfortable, didn't want to be touched and then the fever started," said Wilson in her first televised interview since the diagnosis.She also had "chills like I've never had before" to go with a nearly 102 degree fever and

Rita Wilson chatted with Gayle King during Tuesday’s edition of “CBS This Morning”.