TV host Nancy Grace has been diagnosed with Covid-19 along with her husband, teen twins and her 88-year-old mom, reports say.
The radio host and author’s mother, Elizabeth Grace, was tested for coronavirus last Friday after she felt tired and was coughing.
The 88-year-old learned she had Covid-19 on Monday, reported the Daily Mail.
Nancy took her mom straight to hospital and she is currently being cared for in a coronavirus ward there.
The popular crime journalist, her husband David Linch and their twins were then reportedly tested and quarantined.
On Wednesday, it emerged that the Linch family had all contracted the highly contagious virus.
Nancy has flu-like symptoms, a loss of smell, and a cough; her kids have mild headaches, sore throats, and her son John David also can’t taste.
Her husband is also experiencing severe headaches, while her elderly mom remains hospitalized as the family are all battling the bug.
“We’re praying for my Mom that she returns home as soon as she can,” Nancy told the Mail.
“We’d like to thank the tremendous doctors and nurses who are taking such wonderful care of her.
“David, the twins and I, will continue to isolate at home while we recover and we look forward to Mom coming home as soon as we are all better.”
The news emerged after another television personality Ellen DeGeneres was pictured looking sad as she too struggles with the virus during the seasonal second wave.
Yesterday, the talk show host revealed that she had unfortunately contracted the virus.
The 62-year-old took to Instagram to share a photo of herself cuddling alone with her dog, Wally.
She captioned it: “Thank you for all of your sweet messages. They’re helping a lot. Wally is helping too.”
Covid cases have surged to over 15million with over 290,000 deaths as of December 11.
