Larry King is fighting the coronavirus in a Los Angeles medical facility.
The 87-year-old previous host of CNN’s Larry King Live, who is a cancer survivor and has cardiovascular disease, started his COVID-19 fight about 10 days earlier, according to Roger Friedman‘s Hollywood 411 site, which initially reported the news. A source near to Larry’s household validated to ABC News on Saturday, Jan. 2, that the star was hospitalized with COVID-19, stating, “Larry has fought so many health issues in the last few years and he is fighting this one hard too, he’s a champ.”
Hollywood 411 included that his separated better half Shawn King and their 2 kids, Chance King, 21, and Cannon King, 20, are not permitted to visit him however remain in consistent contact with the medical facility and the physicians dealing with the TELEVISION host.
Hospitals throughout the nation have actually carried out more stringent limitations on visitors in the middle of a quick increase in COVID-19 infections, which comes as vaccines are gradually being presented.
Larry, who most just recently hosted the digital series Larry King Now and PoliticKING with Larry King, had an especially hard 2020. In November, he invested his 87th birthday in a healthcare facility with a blood-flow concern, Page Six reported. Over the summertime, 2 of his 5 kids passed away within weeks of each other—his adopted kid Andy King, 65, suffered a deadly cardiac arrest in late July, while his only child Chaia King died at age 51 in August, not long after being identified with lung cancer. Larry, who’s been wed 7 times, is likewise a dad to kid Larry King Jr., 59.
