Ryan Seacrest's health scare has ABC insiders 'extremely worried' amid rumors he may not return to NYC

Ryan Seacrest won’t be staying in Los Angeles after the coronavirus pandemic, despite rumors of a move to the west coast, a source exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.Earlier this month, rumors swirled that the American Idol host, 45, was thinking of making L.A. his permanent home after suffering a health scare one month earlier.

Michael McCann As the major pro leagues and players’ associations negotiate the resumption of suspended seasons, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc. According to Johns Hopkins University’s coronavirus resource center, there are more than 1.9 million confirmed cases and more than 110,000 deaths attributed to COVID-19 in the United States alone.In March, leagues shut down because of the pandemic.

Ever since the coronavirus pandemic kicked off, Ryan Seacrest, the American Idol host, and mainstay of Live With Kelly and Ryan, has been filming part of the latter at home on account of the COVID-19 quarantine orders. Page Six reported today that the television show host will probably move back to his home on the West Coast permanently.

Ryan Seacrest thinks the west coast is the best coast for his lifestyle.According to a new report, the media mogul, who was commuting several times a week between Los Angeles and New York City before the pandemic, is considering staying in L.A. permanently."He loves Los Angeles and misses the lifestyle," a source told Closer.

Called out. Leah McSweeney put her Real Housewives of New York City costar Ramona Singer on blast via social media over the weekend.

Ryan Seacrest's hectic schedule is worrying some of his bosses, a new report states. 

Ryan Seacrest is back, and… maybe better than ever?

Ryan Seacrest addressed rumors that his health was in danger on Tuesday’s virtual episode of Live with Kelly & Ryan. “I want to thank Mark [Consuelos] for filling in yesterday,” the veteran host, 45, who wrapped up American Idol just hours before hopping on the air with Kelly Ripa, said. “He’s so good at it, also, all the very kind well-wishes for my exhaustion, working around the clock,” Ryan added. He did not directly address the specific “stroke” rumors.

Ryan Seacrest had fans concerned about his health over the weekend. While hosting the season finale of "American Idol," the Emmy-winner seemed to slur his words and have a hard time opening his eye which had people wondering if Seacrest had a mild stroke.

Ryan Seacrest is back on TV after taking a day off for "exhaustion." The host sparked concern from fans over the weekend while filming the finale of American Idol. During Sunday's show, fans on social media noted that, at one point, Seacrest appeared to fumble his words and his eyes seemed to be swollen.

Well-rested! Ryan Seacrest returned to cohost Live With Kelly and Ryan on Tuesday, May 19, and was sure to share with fans that he took the prior show off because he needed rest.

Ryan Seacrest returned to host Live! with Kelly and Ryan after a whirlwind few hours that had fans very concerned for his health.

Ryan Seacrest’s representatives have assured fans the TV favourite is doing well after many raised concerns for his wellbeing during Sunday night’s American Idol finale.

Ryan Seacrest’s representative has assured fans the TV host is doing well after many raised concerns for his wellbeing during Sunday night’s American Idol finale.