Ozzy Osbourne, 73, was diagnosed with COVID-19 early this morning. His wife, Sharon, is over in London filming a new talk show when she heard about his scary diagnosis. Ozzy has several health issues, and he is older, so he is more vulnerable to complications with coronavirus.
Before Sharon got on a plane back to Los Angeles, she recorded an interview with The Sun and told the viewers while ugly crying that she is hoping to be back in a week. Hopefully, she is correct.
Jeannie Mai is missing from The Real, and that is because she tested positive for COVID-19.
The new mom told her co-hosts that when she got the results as she arrived for work, “I honestly could not believe that was still a thing…the news let you go maskless now inside. I don’t understand.”
That is when Adrienne Bailon explained to her that there is a spike in cases. And there is here in Los Angeles. For the last few weeks, we have averaged around 400 cases a day. This week we shot up to almost 2,500 a day. We got comfortable, let our defenses down, and now the numbers are going back up. Thankfully, hospitalizations and deaths are staying low. Let’s hope it stays that way. So get vaccinated, boosted, wear a mask, and stop whining.
When it comes to Mai, she is waiting to find out if her mother and daughter have it. Once she knows their status, then they will decide who needs to go to a hotel or not. Hopefully, Mama Mai and Monaco, 3 months remain negative.
Julianne Hough is the latest Broadway star to test positive for COVID-19.
“Hi everyone, I’m really bummed to share that I have tested positive for COVID. I am feeling
okay, but unfortunately need to miss a few POTUS shows,” the Dancing with the Stars dancer wrote. “Out of an abundance of caution, I’ll be quarantining until I get the safe sign-off to return. Can’t wait for everyone to see our incredible show!”
Hopefully, she will be better soon and back on the stage.
Tonight is a big night for Barry Manilow. Unfortunately, he isn’t going to be there even though he wants to be.
“I am heartbroken to say that I have just tested positive for COVID-19 and won’t be able to attend tonight’s opening night performance of my new musical, HARMONY,” the singer wrote. “This just might be the cruelest thing that has ever happened to me: 25 years waiting for this show to premiere in New York and I can’t attend. Even in the face of this pandemic, we New Yorkers remain the toughest, staunchest people on the planet — so, put on a mask and go see a show!”
Yes, it sucks. But unlike Jonathan Larson, he can still go to another performance. You know, because Larson died the night before Rent’s opening night, Perspective is everything.
