Celebs and Famous Figures Who've Tested Positive for COVID-19

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Seth Meyers

to social media on Jan. 4, writing, "The bad news is, I tested positive for COVID (thanks, 2022!) the good news is, I feel fine (thanks vaccines and booster!). We are canceling the rest of the shows this week, so tune in next Monday to see what cool location we will try and pass off as a studio!!!”

Jimmy Fallon

The Tonight Show host revealed on Jan. 3 that he'd previously tested positive for COVID-19 at the start of his holiday break. "Hey guys, on the first day of our holiday break I tested positive for Covid. I was vaccinated and boostered which made me lucky enough to only have mild symptoms. Thank you to the doctors and nurses who work so hard around the clock to get everyone vaxxed. Thank you to NBC for taking the testing protocols so seriously and doing a great job -- and also thanks for putting me in the 'What ‘chu talkin’ about Willis?' isolation room when they told me the news," Fallon wrote alongside a photo showing him sitting in a quarantined examination chamber. During his first episode of the new year, Fallon revealed that he was "so scared" when he first found out, and that his two young daughters tested positive as well, adding, "They're fine, and everyone's fine."

Whoopi Goldberg

Hugh Jackman

The celebrated screen and stage star took to social media on Dec. 28 to share that he contracted the virus and would have to take a step back from his performances on Broadway's The Music Man, while he quarantines and recovers. "I just wanted you to hear from me that I tested positive this morning for COVID," Jackman said in his video. "My symptoms are like a cold. I have a scratchy throat and a bit of a runny nose, but I’m fine. And I’m just going to do everything I can to get better, ASAP, and as soon as I’m cleared, I’ll be back onstage." Jackman's announcement and the show's canceled dates come just days after the actor gave a powerful speech about celebrating understudies and swings after Sutton Foster, who stars as Marian Paroo in the musical, had to miss a performance of The Music Man in the show's first week of previews after testing positive for the coronavirus.

Charlie Puth

reveal that he'd tested positive for COVID-19, but assured everyone that he's on the mend. "Hey everyone. I tested positive for COVID this morning. I’m not feeling amazing but I think the worst is behind me," Puth shared. "I write you this update, feeling like a complete a**, in hopes that you will be safe and careful this holiday season. Love you and I’ll speak to you very soon."

Doja Cat

and would have to pull out of the remaining iHeartRadio Jingle Ball dates. "As most of you probably heard earlier, a few members on my production team tested positive for COVID-19 and I had to cancel a couple of my upcoming performances as a safety precaution,” she wrote on Instagram. “Unfortunately, I’m sad to share that I just tested positive as well and will no longer be able to perform on the rest of the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour. While my spirits are down since I can’t be there to celebrate the holiday with my fans in Philly, DC, Atlanta and Miami, I’m doing OK and look forward to recovering and getting back out there as soon as I can! The rest of the tour stops have some really great lineups, wish I could be there. Much love XO"

Derek Hough

The Dancing With the Stars judge revealed that he'd contracted COVID-19 just days ahead of the season 30 finale. "Even though I've been fully vaccinated, I've just been diagnosed with a breakthrough case of COVID," he revealed in a video posted to his Instagram on Nov. 16. "I just found out and I feel OK. I feel strong. I'm currently taking advice from medical professionals to get better as fast as I can. I'm currently in quarantine." Hough assured fans, "I'll make sure to keep you guys all updated with what's going on, but I just want to send my love out there to all. Stay safe."

Ed Sheeran

Cheryl Burke

The pro dancer revealed that she'd tested positive for COVID-19 on Sept. 26, after just the first week of the new season of Dancing With the Stars. In a video she shared to Instagram. Burke revealed that she'd taken a test after feeing run down, and that she had "really bad news. I am positive, which means I have COVID." Burke, who assured fans she's fully vaccinated, got choked up as she expressed her disappointment and concern. "For those of you who don't think COVID is a real thing, it's f**king real. I have to quarantine for 10 days, I've been ordered to stay home," she continued. "I can't believe this happened."

Hilary Duff

Melissa Joan Hart

The actress took to Instagram on Aug. 18 to reveal that she had contracted COVID-19 and was feeling the effects. Hart said in the video she shared, "I am vaccinated and I got COVID and it's bad. It's weighing on my chest, it's hard to breathe. The actress believes that she, as well as one of her three kids, contracted the virus due to her sons' return to school. "One of my kids, I think, has it so far. I'm praying that the other ones are OK," she said. "I'm mad. Really mad. Because we tried and we took precautions, and we cut our exposure by a lot, but we got a little lazy, and I think as a country we got lazy… I'm really mad that my kids didn't have to wear masks at school. I'm pretty sure that's where this came from."

Bill Maher

Real Time with Bill Maher has been cancelled. "Bill tested positive during weekly staff PCR testing for COVID. He is fully vaccinated and as a result is asymptomatic and feels fine."

Lauren Alaina

In her Instagram Story, she thanked people for their well wishes as well as shared some of her symptoms.

"I am resting up and trying to feel a bit better. Some people have it way worse than me -- I just have a little bit of shortness of breath, a really bad headache, no taste or smell, pretty bad congestion and I feel pretty tired," she shared.

Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi

The former Jersey Shore star took to Instagram on Valentine's Day to reveal that she would be spending the holiday in quarantine. "Happy Valentine’s Day! This ones a bit different....I have Covid," she wrote, alongside a photo of herself, in pajamas, holding a big bouquet of roses and a face mask. "I’ve been isolated in my room since I found out. My family & I have been super cautious & careful, so this is super scary. My symptoms started out as just a bad sinus cold. Headache, Stuffy nose & mild cough. Then I felt super tired and ended up napping all day which made me go get tested. Today i just feel groggy. I ended up losing my taste and smell last night. It’s fricken weird… The rest of my family tested negative, so i am here hiding out in my bedroom until this is over."

Donna Karan

Nick Cannon

Michael Strahan

Dave Chappelle

. "I had made it all the way through 2020 keeping myself and my family safe. Doing everything i could to protect my wolf pack and follow the rules to protect others. Suddenly on The morn of the last day of 2020... boom it took me down," she wrote on her Instagram, before detailing her symptoms and experience with the coronavirus.

Tyler also took a moment to thank "those who are working tirelessly to protect and care for others."

Karl-Anthony Towns

his social media on Jan. 15, 2021.

"I pray every day that this nightmare of a virus will subside and I beg everyone to continue to take it seriously by taking all of the necessary precautions," Karl wrote on Twitter. "We cannot stop the spread of this virus alone, it must be a group effort by all of us. It breaks my heart that my family, and particularly my father and sister continue to suffer from the anxiety that comes along with this diagnosis as we know all too well what the end result could be."

Towns has also lost six other family members to COVID-19.

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Larry King

Pinsky had tested positive for the virus. "Cheers to the New Year with some Hydralyte for Covid-19. Drew tested positive day 4," read the caption, alongside a photo of the doctor laying in bed at home. "Drew is home, under surveillance and fever is down... feeling better and will hopefully get well soon." The positive test result came one day after documenting his coronavirus test on social media, in which he jokingly hoped to have the illness.

Khloe Kardashian

Giuliana Rancic

Live From the Red Carpet: The 2020 Emmy Awards special, adding that her husband, Bill Rancic, and their 8-year-old son, Duke, had also been diagnosed with the virus.

"As part of E! and NBCUniversal's very strict testing guidelines, especially before an event like this, I did find out that I tested positive for COVID-19," she continued. "Now as much as I didn't want to hear that, I'm very thankful I heard it before I traveled and possibly could have exposed other people. So for that, I'm thankful."

David and Victoria Beckham

David Beckham and Victoria Beckham at the British Fashion Awards 2015

Jillian Michaels

Robert Pattinson

Tiffany Haddish

Usain Bolt

tested positive for the coronavirus. "It is now public knowledge that Mr. Bolt has tested positive. He has been formally notified, I'm told by the authorities,'' Tufton told reporters on Aug. 24. "It triggers an approach to questioning, interrogation if you will, which we follow through with contact tracing." According to CBS News, Jamaica has had less than 1,700 cases of the coronavirus, which the website notes is a relatively low number in a country of nearly three million. Prior to the health minister's statement, Bolt took to Instagram to address reports that he had contracted the coronavirus. "I saw on social media it said I'm confirmed of COVID-19. I did a test on Saturday to leave because I have work," Bolt said in the video, which was taken from bed. "I'm trying to be responsible so I'm going to stay in and stay away from my friends. I'm also having no symptoms. I'm going to quarantine myself and wait confirmation to see what is the protocol."

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Alyssa Milano

The 47-year-old actress revealed via Instagram on Aug. 5 that she tested positive for antibodies, after taking three other tests that indicated she was negative for the coronavirus. Milano explained that she had been sick for two weeks, saying "everything hurt" as she lost her sense of smell, couldn't breathe and "couldn't keep food in me." "I basically had every Covid symptom," she wrote alongside a photo of herself wearing an oxygen mask. "At the very end of march I took two covid19 tests and both were negative. I also took a covid antibody test (the finger prick test) after I was feeling a bit better. NEGATIVE." After still having lingering symptoms -- "like, vertigo, stomach abnormalities, irregular periods, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, zero short term memory, and general malaise," she wrote -- she went to get another antibody test. After she got her blood drawn, she tested positive for antibodies. "I had Covid19. I just want you to be aware that our testing system is flawed and we don’t know the real numbers," she explained. "I also want you to know, this illness is not a hoax. I thought I was dying. It felt like I was dying." The Charmed alum concluded her post by writing that she will be donating plasma in hopes that it might save a life. She also reminded people to "take care of yourselves. Please wash your hands and wear a mask and social distance."

Lena Dunham

The Girls alum took to Instagram on July 31 to share what she called her "Covid Story." Dunham, who has previously spoken up about being diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, wrote that she was diagnosed with the coronavirus in mid-March and that she started with achy joints, which she was "unable to distinguish from my usual diagnoses." She said that she next had "impossible, crushing fatigue" and a 102-degree fever. "Suddenly my body simply... revolted. The nerves in my feet burned and muscles wouldn't seem to do their job," she said of the rest of her symptoms, which lasted 21 days. "I couldn't sleep but I couldn't wake up. I lost my sense of taste and smell. A hacking cough, like a metronome keeping time. Inability to breathe after simple tasks like getting a glass of water. Random red washes. A pounding headache right between my eyes. It felt like I was a complex machine that had been unplugged and then had my wires rerouted into the wrong inputs." Dunham added that after one month, she tested negative for COVID-19 and that she "couldn't believe how intense the loneliness had been, in addition to the illness," but not every symptom was gone and even as "a chronically ill person, I had never felt this way."

Bryan Cranston

Athletic's Ken Rosenthal, but the MLB will make the final decision on those games. Four individual players gave the Marlins permission to disclose their positive tests: catcher Jorge Alfaro, outfielders Garrett Cooper and Harold Ramirez, and pitcher Jose Urena.

112's Michael 'Mike' Keith

been battling COVID-19 since mid-July. "I'm still here… but this COVID is real…" he said during the interview. "It’s not a game. People need to put a mask on and take this thing seriously."

Juan Soto

CBS Sports, Nats manager Dave Martinez told reporters on July 27 that his fear went from an "8" to a "12," as he has a heart condition. "I'm scared," he said. "I really am."

Shannon Beador

The Real Housewives of Orange County star shared a pre-pandemic photo of her and her three daughters -- Stella, Sophie and Adeline -- on July 24 to share the news that the four women had tested positive for COVID-19. "The girls and I are blessed to be quarantining in the same home (but isolating in separate rooms)," she wrote on Instagram. "A huge thank you to all of the medical personnel that have been patiently guiding us through this illness. Sending prayers to all of those affected. ??❤️."

Mel Gibson

Anna Camp

The 37-year-old actress revealed her diagnosis via Instagram on July 21, sharing that she's since tested negative for the virus. Camp explained that she was diligent about protecting herself from the disease but contracted COVID-19 after deciding not to wear her mask "one time." She felt it was her "responsibility" to share her experience with fans. "I was extremely sick for over three weeks and still have lingering symptoms," she wrote. "I was incredibly safe. I wore a mask. I used hand sanitizer. One time, when the world was starting to open up, I decided to forgo wearing my mask. One. Time. And I ended up getting it. People are saying it’s like having the flu, but I’ve had the flu, and this is absolutely not that. The panic of contracting a virus that is basically untreatable and is so new that no one knows the long term irreparable damage it does to your immune system is unbelievably stressful. Completely losing my sense of smell and taste without knowing when or even if they will return is extremely disorienting. I’m only smelling about 30 percent of how I used to now." She also listed the other persistent symptoms she's experienced, such as dizziness, extreme fatigue, impacted sinuses, upset stomach, nausea, vomiting, and fever.

Jack Nicklaus

Jim Nantz that he and his wife Barbara tested positive for COVID-19 in March. They isolated for a month in Florida, and Jack has since tested positive for the antibody. Nicklaus said he and his wife were lucky not to suffer serious complications from the coronavirus. "It didn't last very long, and we were very, very fortunate, very lucky," Nicklaus said. "Barbara and I are both of the age, both of us 80 years old, that is an at-risk age. Our hearts go out to the people who did lose their lives and their families. We were just a couple of the lucky ones." Nicklaus said earlier in the week that he would shake hands with the winner of his tournament, the Memorial, as has been the tradition for decades. "If they don't want to shake my hand, that's fine, I'll give them a fist bump or an elbow bump, but I'm not going to give them COVID-19," he explained. "I wouldn't put anybody in that position. I wouldn't do that, and if I was in any danger of doing that, I wouldn't shake their hands."

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt

Shereé Whitfield

Karol G

her fiancé, Anuel AA, did not test positive for the coronavirus; she quarantined away from him as soon as she found out that she was sick.

Russell Westbrook

tested positive for the virus. Both Abhishek and Amitabh were hospitalized for treatment and shared with fans that family members and staff were being tested. "Aishwarya and Aaradhya have also tested COVID-19 positive," Abhishek tweeted July 12, noting that Aishwarya and Aaradhya will be self-quarantining at home and that the rest of his family, including his mother, tested negative. "My father and I remain in hospital till the doctors decide otherwise. Everyone please remain cautious and safe. Please follow all rules!" India has over 850,000 positive cases of COVID-19, becoming the third highest country affected by the coronavirus after the U.S. and Brazil. The country has had over 22,000 deaths, according to official numbers.

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Aroldis Chapman

ESPN. "He will not be here for the foreseeable future. Beyond that, I'm not going to get into commenting much on him." Chapman told ESPN that he had "very little symptoms" and was feeling well. His right-hand man and personal trainer was also tested, but he was negative. Two other Yankees had previously tested positive -- pitcher Luis Cessa and infielder DJ LeMahieu -- before heading to New York for intake protocols. More than 30 other MLB players have tested positive for the coronavirus, including the Cleveland Indians' Delino DeShields; Minnesota Twins' Miguel Sanó, Willians Astudillo, Nick Gordon and Edwar Colina; San Diego Padres' Tommy Pham; Boston Red Sox's Josh Taylor and Darwinzon Hernandez; St. Louis Cardinals' Ricardo Sanchez and Génesis Cabrera; and Kansas City Royals' Salvador Pérez. Additionally, four Miami Marlins and a number of Philadelphia Phillies players have tested positive but have not been named.

Kanye West

run for president.

Jimmie Johnson

American Idol in 2007 and placed tenth. Before the competition, he released several albums with the band Half Past Forever, and after the show, he dropped a solo album, 2008's Running Back to You. Sligh has also found success as a songwriter and producer, notably co-writing Rascal Flatts' "Here Comes Goodbye."

Keisha Lance Bottoms

the precautions that you can possibly take. I have no idea when and where we were exposed." As of July 6, there had been more than 97,000 confirmed virus cases in Georgia, with over 2,870 deaths and over 11,900 hospitalizations, according to the state's Department of Public Health. Bottoms has been among several names being considered as Joe Biden's potential running mate.

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Shanna Moakler

Kayla Braxton

The WWE host shared on Twitter that she had contracted COVID-19 twice. The New York Post reported on June 25 that Braxton wrote, “Was keeping it quiet but since everyone else is sharing, I feel like it is my responsibility to share this PSA: YOU CAN GET COVID-19 MORE THAN ONCE! I had it back in early March and then thought I was invincible after I recovered. Not true. Dont be dumb like me."' The Smackdown correspondent later deleted her entire Twitter account, saying she was taking a hiatus after being cyberbullied following her coronavirus announcement. "It's been an emotionally taxing several weeks so I'm going to take a little hiatus from social media," she wrote in an Instagram Story. "In the meantime, be safe. Be healthy. And please, be kind."

Renee Young

Novak Djokovic

D.L. Hughley

Judi Evans

Patrick Ewing

coronavirus and was "under care and isolated at a local hospital," according to a statement on Twitter. "I want to share that I have tested positive for COVID-19. This virus is serous [sic] and should not be taken lightly," Ewing said in Georgetown's tweeted statement. "I want to encourage everyone to stay safe and take care of yourselves and your loved ones. Now more than ever, I want to thank healthcare workers and everyone on the front lines. I'll be fine and we will all get through this." Georgetown added that the former New York Knicks player is the only member of the men's basketball program to have tested positive for the virus.

Zoey Deutch

Dylan Dreyer

coronavirus diagnosis in March, she decided to get both a nasal swab test to see if she had active COVID-19 as well as an antibody test, which determines if the body has an immune response to a past coronavirus infection. Dreyer tested negative for active coronavirus but positive for antibodies. As Dr. Kavita Patel warned Dreyer on Today, her positive antibody test doesn't necessarily mean she has immunity to the coronavirus. "Unfortunately, as much as it would be comforting to believe that an antibody-positive test means you're invincible, the truth is that we don't know," Patel said.

Tony Shaloub

After news broke that he tested positive, Miller took to his Instagram Story to thank everyone for their support and well wishes. "Thanks for the love everybody. That's dope! AF! I'm going to do whatever I have to do to get thru this!" he wrote, adding, "Take this seriously. It's definitely FOR REAL."

Jennifer Wayne

The Runaway June singer wrote about her battle with COVID-19 on Instagram on April 15, admitting she wasn't sure if she should share her struggle because it "kind of rocked me and I wasn’t sure that putting it on a public platform was right for me." She eventually did post about it because so many people were asking her what her symptoms were like and for advice. She said she was helped by doctors and friends and that she "loaded up" on Vitamin C, Vitamin D3, B complex, chaga mushrooms and zinc, plus she "drank more water and Gatorade then I ever have in my life. I wanted to flush that thing out of my system."

DeRay Mckesson

Chris Cuomo

tells ET that Chris is "beating himself up" now that Cristina has tested positive. Then on Earth Day, Cristina revealed that the couple's 14-year-old son, Mario, had also tested positive for coronavirus.

George Stephanopoulos

Good Morning America, on April 13, as he spoke with colleagues Robin Roberts and Michael Strahan. "I also learned over the weekend that my test came back positive for COVID as well, which is really no surprise given the fact that I've been here for a couple of weeks," he explained. "But I'm one of those cases that I guess are asymptomatic. I've never had a fever, never had chills, never had a headache, never had a cough, never had shortness of breath. I'm feeling great."

Danny Burstein

Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds

wrote of coronavirus. "I'm happy to report we have now tested negative and are on our way back to full health."

Jedediah Bila

Chrisley Confessions, the reality star opened up about his battle with COVID-19 that eventually led to his hospitalization. "I have been battling corona for three weeks, I was in the hospital for four and a half days -- fever between 100-103, and it has been the sickest that I have ever been in the 52 years that I have been on this Earth," he shared on April 8. "I have never seen our country at a standstill... I'm not going anywhere. I'm not running the risk of getting any sicker than I've already been. Hopefully, I will get better everyday...I'm probably about 70-75% of what I normally am."

Jennifer Aydin

Boris Johnson

Johnson was hospitalized on April 5 -- 10 days after testing positive -- "for tests" after displaying "persistent symptoms," according to a press release from his office. He was admitted to an unnamed London hospital "on the advice of his doctor," the release explained. The following day, he was moved to the ICU. "Over the course of this afternoon, the condition of the Prime Minister has worsened and, on the advice of his medical team, he has been moved to the Intensive Care Unit at the hospital," said a statement from his office. Johnson asked Foreign Secretary Domenic Raab, the first secretary of state, to stand in for him "when necessary."

John Taylor

J.K. Rowling

Marianne Faithfull

discharged from a London hospital after 22 days of suffering from COVID-19 symptoms; the news was shared on Faithfull's Twitter page on April 22.

Pink

The singer announced her diagnosis in an Instagram post on April 3, sharing a photo with her 3-year-old son, Jameson. "Two weeks ago my three-year old son, Jameson, and I are were showing symptoms of COVID-19," Pink captioned the pic. "Fortunately, our primary care physician had access to tests and I tested positive. My family was already sheltering at home and we continued to do so for the last two weeks following the instruction of our doctor. Just a few days ago we were re-tested and are now thankfully negative. It is an absolute travesty and failure of our government to not make testing more widely accessible. This illness is serious and real. People need to know that the illness affects the young and old, healthy and unhealthy, rich and poor, and we must make testing free and more widely accessible to protect our children, our families, our friends and our communities."

Brooke Baldwin

recovered from the virus.

Sara Bareilles

Her Waitress co-star, Gavin Creel, admitted during a podcast last week that he was self-quarantining because he believed he had COVID-19. The two acted together in their final performance of Waitress on March 14 before all of Broadway was shut down as part of the New York City's efforts to slow the spread of the outbreak.

John Benjamin Hickey

YNW Melly

shared. "He hopes for your support and to recover soon #prayformelly send positive energy to him please."

Jim Edmonds

Ali Wentworth

The comedian and wife of Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos posted a photo of herself sick in bed to Instagram on April 1 to let fans know that she had tested positive for coronavirus. "I've never been sicker," she wrote. "High fever. Horrific body aches. Heavy chest. I’m quarantined from my family. This is pure misery. #stayhome."

Brian Stokes Mitchell

Ray Benson

Facebook. "I'll be ok sure do miss playin music and seein everyone! Stay well this shits serious!! I have been alone for the most part and wore mask washed hands used hand sanitizer still got it! Do not listen to right wing BS!"

Alexina Graham

On March 30, the Victoria’s Secret Angel shared that she had been hospitalized with severe coronavirus symptoms one week prior. She thanked her little sister for taking care of her via a lengthy Instagram post, in which she also shared that she's "getting stronger and feeling better daily." Graham also implored people to take the outbreak seriously, citing her "scary" symptoms that included "throwing up and on the toilet at the same time multiple times through the first day," a fever that caused severe chills after it broke, chest tightness, lightheadedness, shortness of breath and losing "the ability to be able to speak properly in full sentences." "I wasn’t able to get in and out of a bath alone, i needed help to get in and out of bed and even eating became painful!!" she lamented. "Please take this seriously and please stay home. Love to you all out there ❤️ Stay safe everyone ? ? ?."

Kalie Shorr

Michael Yo

The comedian took to Instagram on March 30 to thank friends and fans for their well-wishes as he battled coronavirus. He spent eight days in the hospital with both COVID-19 and pneumonia but is now at home self-quarantining. "I appreciate all the love, the prayers, man -- it meant a lot," he said in his tearful, heartfelt video.

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Scarface

Laura Bell Bundy

Matt Doyle and Max Clayton

The couple and Broadway actors (Doyle is also a Gossip Girl alum) were both diagnosed with COVID-19. I want to give a quick update, as I’ve received many calls/texts of both love and concern. I tested positive for COVID-19. I am completely safe and have been quarantined with Matt for the past 10 days," Clayton wrote in part on Instagram on March 24, noting he had flu-like symptoms and lost his sense of taste and smell for a week. "...I'm not posting this for sympathy. I will be OK. I’m posting this because it is crucial that we take this seriously and understand that more people than you realize are carriers. Including those who show no symptoms and feel perfectly fine. What is happening in NYC right now is merely a preview of what can and will inevitably happen in your towns. Pay attention and be smart. Please stay home. Please practice social distancing. It will literally save other people’s lives."

Jason Collins

Greg Rikaart

Aaron Tveit

David Bryan

The Bon Jovi keyboardist shared his positive coronavirus test results via Instagram on March 21. "I’ve been sick for a week and feeling better each day," he wrote. "Please don’t be afraid!!! It’s the flu not the plague. I’ve have been quarantined for a week and will for another week. And when I feel better I’ll get tested again to make sure I’m free of this nasty virus. Please help out each other. This will be over soon... with the help of every American !!??❤️."

Andy Cohen

The Watch What Happens Live host shared a selfie on March 20 to reveal his coronavirus diagnosis, which followed a few days of a self-quarantine. "As much as I felt like I could push through whatever I was feeling to do #WWHL from home, we’re putting a pin in that for now so I can focus on getting better," he wrote. "I want to thank all the medical professionals who are working tirelessly for all of us, and urge everybody to stay home and take care of themselves."

Colton Underwood

Rep. Ben McAdams

in a statement posted to Twitter.

Prince Albert

People, adding that he was “feeling okay. My symptoms are flu-like, but it feels like a pretty mild case. I’ve a slight fever, not really that bad. A little bit of a cough. I’d a runny nose the first few days, that was the first sign. I’ve felt a little stuffed up but that’s it."

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Andrew Watt

Kevin Durant

A few days later, his wife, Sabrina Dhowre, revealed she had also tested positive for coronavirus during her March 21 appearance on the first episode of Oprah Winfrey's new series, Oprah Talks COVID-19.