Sylvester Stallone Sends Nick Cordero Words Of Encouragement: ‘You Have That Eye Of The Tiger’

Amanda Kloots‘ strength and hope has become a safe haven for fans of her husband, Nick Cordero. The Tony-nominated actor remains hospitalized months after he was admitted to Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for COVID-19 in April. Following numerous coronavirus-related complications, Amanda shared on Instagram that Nick needed his right leg amputated and that the surgery went well. Here’s five quick facts about Amanda as she continues to share updates about Nick’s health on social media.

Nick Cordero's battle with Coronavirus hasn't been an easy one. While some of the patients are able to recover after showing mild symptoms, the Broadway actor is among the ones who have faced extreme complications after testing positive for COVID-19.

Amanda Kloots has told fans she’s “still praying for a miracle” as her husband Nick Cordero remains in hospital fighting Covid-19.

By Bruce Haring

Nick Cordero is pushing through his recovery from COVID-19 after suffering a setback earlier this week. On Wednesday, in an update to her Instagram Stories, Nick’s wife Amanda Kloots tearfully told fans that her husband’s condition had been “going downhill” and asked for “mega prayers right now,”after the actor and singer suffered a setback in his coronavirus recovery.

Nick Cordero has been fighting Coronavirus in the ICU for nearly two months now. The actor was initially diagnosed with pneumonia until his third test for COVID-19 came back positive. The Broadway actor has had to get his right leg amputated due to Coronavirus complications. After being on the ventilator for two months, Nick finally seems to be responding better to the new treatment being given to him and its a sigh of relief for his wife, Amanda Kloots.

Nick Cordero’s showing signs of improvement again. On Tuesday, his wife Amanda Kloots shared his doctors were showing “some success” after his being placed in a prone position, which means he lays on his stomach for a certain period of time to help with breathing.

Things are continuing to move in a positive direction for Nick Cordero. The 41-year-old Broadway star has been fighting the coronavirus in the ICU for nearly two months, and his wife, Amanda Kloots, revealed on Tuesday that doctors have seen «some success» with proning, or repositioning, him.

Broadway star Nick Cordero is continuing to make improvements as he recovers from the Covid-19 virus.

Nick Cordero‘s wife Amanda Kloots has revealed that he’s “still very sick” amid his battle with coronavirus.

Nick Cordero's battle with medical complications stemming from COVID-19 continues. The actor's wife, Amanda Kloots, said doctors are seeing some improvements in his condition as he fights for his life against his latest lung infection.

Three days after saying Nick Cordero‘s ongoing and lengthy battle with COVID-19 was “going a little downhill,” his wife, Amanda Kloots, has disclosed that the Broadway star was actually fighting a “new lung infection.”

Amanda Kloots took to Instagram Sunday to share an update about her husband, Nick Cordero, who is recovering from COVID-19. After his battle took a turn for the worse earlier this week, Kloots shared that things are improving for the Broadway star.

Nick Cordero‘s wife Amanda Kloots is providing fans with a new update on her husband’s condition.

Broadway star Nick Cordero's battle against coronavirus has seen a new setback, according to his wife. The 41-year-old actor was hospitalized in March for coronavirus, and since then, he's fought an onslaught of setbacks that have included mini-strokes and the amputation of his leg.