Zach Braff remembers Nick Cordero's last days with COVID-19 battle

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Zach Braff is reflecting on Nick Cordero's final days before his death. The former star — who was close friends with the Broadway actor and his family — opened up about Cordero's health struggles in the latest episode of his podcast, released Tuesday.«For clarity’s sake, he didn’t have COVID-19 anymore.

Zach Braff is looking back on the final days of Nick Cordero‘s life before the Broadway star ultimately passed away due to complications from the novel coronavirus on Sunday.

Zach Braff couldn’t believe the toll the coronavirus wreaked on his friend, Nick Cordero, before the Broadway star’s death on Sunday. The “Scrubs” alum, 45, remembered Cordero’s final days in the hospital as he discussed the harrowing battle Cordero endured before finally succumbing to the complications inflicted on him from the illness.

Zach Braff was very good friends with the late Nick Cordero and his family, and he’s speaking about the heartbreak surrounding watching what happened to him as he died due to complications from Coronavirus at 41 years old.

Zach Braff dedicated the latest episode of his “Fake Doctors, Real Friends” podcast to close friend Nick Cordero — and revealed some heartbreaking details about the Broadway actor’s final moments.“Just for clarity’s sake, he didn’t have COVID-19 anymore,” the Scrubs alum, 45, explained on Tuesday, July 7, as he discussed Cordero’s battle with the novel coronavirus with cohost Donald Faison.

Zach Braff is in mourning.

Nick Cordero has been honored by many amid his tragic death, including some of today’s biggest stars.The Broadway performer died at age 41 on Sunday, July 5, from coronavirus related complications.

@thejasongoodrich.Actors and musicians are remembering Nick Cordero, the Tony-nominated Broadway actor who passed away from COVID-19 complications at 41 on July 5.After starring on stage in Rock of Ages, Bullets over Broadway, Waitress, and A Bronx Tale: The Musical, the Canadian native was known in the theater community for his leading tough guy roles.When he contracted the coronavirus in March, he was in good health.

Zach Braff is mourning the loss of his friend, Broadway actor Nick Cordero, who passed away at the young age of 41 after battling Coronavirus in the hospital for over 90 days.

Many in Hollywood and Broadway are paying tribute to Nick Cordero, the Tony-nominated actor who died Sunday after a grueling battle with the coronavirus. Many had followed Cordero's health struggles thanks to posts on social media by his wife, fitness instructor and former Broadway dancer Amanda Kloots, who made the announcement of Cordero's passing Sunday on Instagram.

Zach Braff paid tribute to his best friend Nick Cordero after the Broadway star lost his months-long battle with the novel coronavirus.“Nick Cordero passed at 11:40am today with his wife and mother by his side,” the Scrubs alum, 45, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, July 5, alongside a black-and-white photo of Cordero and his widow, Amanda Kloots. “I have honestly never known a kinder person.

Zach Braff and Sarah Michelle Gellar have issued warnings about the seriousness of coronavirus following the death of their friend Nick Cordero as a result of severe medical complications after he contracted the illness.

Broadway star Nick Cordero has died at the age of 41 after a four-month battle with coronavirus.The actor’s wife Amanda Kloots confirmed he had died in an Instagram message on Sunday.The Waitress and Rock Of Ages actor tested positive for Covid-19 in March and had suffered numerous complications from the condition after being hospitalised, and had his leg amputated as a result of blood clots. “God has another angel in heaven now,” his wife wrote.

As you might have heard, Nick Cordero has sadly lost the battle with COVID-19 after more than three months in the hospital and many fellow stars as well as friends and fans have been paying their respects and posting tributes to the Broadway actor.