Sharon Stone Says Sister and Brother-in-Law Are 'Fighting for Their Lives' Batting COVID-19

Sharon Stone was a "mess" when her son underwent surgery earlier this year - at the same time her sister was battling Covid-19.The Basic Instinct star has been keeping fans updated on her social media pages about her sibling Kelly Stone Singer's fight against coronavirus, revealing in August that Kelly had tested negative for the first time since she caught Covid-19. And now, in an interview with U.S.

Sharon Stone's family members have finally tested negative for COVID-19 after fighting for their lives against the disease — but she still can't believe things got as bad as they did, and continue to for others.

Sharon Stone’s younger sister, Kelly Stone Singer, and Kelly’s husband, Bruce Singer, have tested negative for COVID-19.The Basic Instinct actress revealed on 15 August that the two had contracted the virus. At the time, Stone was angry with people who neglected to wear masks, because she blamed them for her sister’s diagnosis.

being hospitalized with the coronavirus. Sharon took to social media over the weekend to share the update.«My sister @kellystonesingr & her husband finally tested Covid negative today for the 1st time,» Stone, 62, tweeted on Sunday.

Sharon Stone’s sister is out of the woods.

Had Sharon Stone not put her foot down years ago concerning an Australian actor she wanted in her film, Russell Crowe may never have become a household name in American. While visiting Late Night with Seth Meyers on Tuesday to promote his recent film, Unhinged, Crowe reminisced about the importance of Stone getting him cast in 1995’s Western The Quick and the Dead, on which she was the star and a producer.

Sharon Stone has shared a video of her sister Kelly demonstrating how difficult she found breathing with suffering from COVID-19.The Basic Instinct star's sibling urged people to get behind mask wearing and increased testing as she spoke from hospital.Kelly said in the footage which saw her wearing a nasal cannula: "I beg you to know that this is real, I'm gasping for every breath without oxygen.

health conditions, Stone said. Stone's sister, Kelly Stone, also has lupus, “and is not doing well,” the actress said.

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Sharon Stone has had two family members already die from COVID-19, and two more are now fighting for their lives. The actress, 62, revealed on Instagram that her beloved sister, Kelly, and Kelly’s husband, Bruce, contracted coronavirus despite social distancing and wearing protective gear. Sharon lashed out at people who refuse face masks, as well as President Donald Trump for his inaction during the crisis. She begged her fans to vote for Joe Biden in November — not a “killer.”

Sharon Stone is urging everyone to wear their masks as she shared that her sister is battling the coronavirus. In Instagram posts shared Saturday, the actress revealed that her sister Kelly is now "fighting for breath" after testing positive for COVID-19."My sister Kelly, who already has lupus, now has COVID-19.

to light candles for sister Kelly and her husband, Bruce.According to the Lupus Foundation of America, Lupus is a chronic (long-term) disease that can cause inflammation and pain in any part of your body.

Sharon Stone revealed this weekend that her sister has been diagnosed with COVID-19 and urged people to wear a mask to prevent the spread of the disease. "My sister Kelly, who already has lupus, now has COVID-19," Stone captioned images of her sister's hospital room in an Instagram post. "This is her hospital room.

Sharon Stone is doing her part on social media to ensure everyone wears a mask out in public while battling the coronavirus.

Sharon Stone announced that her sister, Kelly Stone, and her brother-in-law, Bruce Singer, have been hospitalized with the disease.“My sister Kelly, who already has lupus, now has COVID-19. This is her hospital room.

Sharon Stone is struggling seeing her family suffer from the effects of COVID-19. The 62-year-old actress took to Instagram over the weekend to share the news that her sister, Kelly Stone, had been hospitalized after testing positive for the coronavirus. «My sister, Kelly, who already has lupus, now has COVID-19.