Carrie Ann Inaba Tested positive for COVID-19.
The “Dancing with the Stars” Judge and “The Talk“The co-host revealed the news to her in a video Instagram Thursday, in which she explained, amid a whooping cough, that she was riding home and experiencing symptoms.
“I have lived in a very safe environment following all the guidelines and security protocols and it still finds its way to me,” Inaba wrote in her caption. “So, this is a friendly reminder to be more careful this holiday season.”
In the video, Inaba said she had a fever and a “bad cough”, as well as “a lot of pain and suffering.”
Inaba appealed to his followers to take precautions to keep themselves healthy.
“Be careful and take care of yourself and put on your mask, and wash your hands a lot and extra, be extra careful, because you don’t want that,” he added. “I’m going to take care of myself, so don’t worry about me, okay? Take care, be safe.”
Inaba imprisoned her followers to tell her followers that she would keep them updated on her health.
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The stars considered Inaba’s comments to wish him well when he fights the virus.
“get well soon!” “DWTS” was written by Prof. Alan Burston. “thinking of you”
“Hope you feel fine!” Former “talk” co-host Julie Chen Moonways wrote. “get well soon!”
“Hope you get well soon!” Former “DWTS” pro Adita Salvinska wrote. “Sending you a lot of love and good treatment!”
“Sending you the energy will of love and health!” Entertainment night host Nishel Turner wrote.
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