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Rosie Perez Reveals She Caught COVID-19 Back In December

2021-01-03T19:33:40Z

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We don't really know what it is and what it does, but it attacks the respiratory system first and then travels to other parts of your body,' Perez began. RELATED ARTICLES Previous][# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/tvshowbiz/article-3159617/Michelle-Collins-confirmed-new-host-The-View.html Comedienne Michelle Collins confirmed as new co-host of The...] [/tvshowbiz/article-3153838/Rosie-Perez-breaka-tears-quits-View.html 'Today is very bittersweet for me!' An emotional Rosie Perez...] Share this article Share 'And I was like, "Oh my God." It was terrifying. I remember my manager was with me, and I said, "Tarik, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-thai-lan-bangkok-pattaya-5-ngay.html tour đi thái lan] don't let me die in Bangkok." And he goes, "Oh my God, you're scaring me." Contracted: 'I had contracted COVID when we flew to Bangkok. And at that time, they were saying it's a new respiratory tract infection. It's a virus that's going around. We don't really know what it is and what it does, but it attacks the respiratory system first and then travels to other parts of your body,' Perez began She added the 'head of the ICU told them, 'You should be scared, sir. This is serious. We're going to have to put her in a separate room." Because it was new. [This] was in December." Perez added that the doctor's warning about wearing a mask every time you go outside is something she never forgot. 'I remember the doctor saying to me, "The mask that you have on, the mask that I have on, every time you go outside, every time you meet someone wear that mask — not just for you, but to protect them too." And I haven't forgotten it,' she said. Scared: She added the 'head of the ICU told them, 'You should be scared, sir. This is serious. We're going to have to put her in a separate room." Because it was new. [This] was in December' Mask: 'I remember the doctor saying to me, "The mask that you have on, the mask that I have on, every time you go outside, every time you meet someone wear that mask — not just for you, but to protect them too." And I haven't forgotten it,' she said Perez added that shutting down the show was 'tough' because, 'it was a good gig for a lot of hard-working people.' 'The only person who remained steadfast was Kaley. She kept saying, "Just relax, Rose. We're going to go back. I know HBO believes in this, just relax,"' Perez said. Perez also joked that she usually takes a week off to celebrate her birthday, though Cuoco said, 'I think you should hold off on that because I think we might go back,' and that was, 'exactly when we went back. Relax: 'The only person who remained steadfast was Kaley. She kept saying, "Just relax, Rose. We're going to go back. I know HBO believes in this, just relax,"' Perez said Birthday: Perez also joked that she usually takes a week off to celebrate her birthday, though Cuoco said, 'I think you should hold off on that because I think we might go back,' and that was, 'exactly when we went back She added that she was 'nervous' going back to the set after contracting COVID-19, though she quickly learned, 'everything was run so efficiently.' 'They took every precaution possible. They were really professional about it, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-thai-lan-bangkok-pattaya-5-ngay.html tour thái lan] real champs, and put everyone at ease,' Perez added. HBO Max debuted the first three episodes of The Flight Attendant on Thursday, with the fourth and fifth episodes arriving Precaution: 'They took every precaution possible. 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2021-01-03T05:00:30Z

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Following is a summary of current odd news briefs. Unscary 'Brexit monster' takes a turn in Rotterdam ahead of Jan. 1 border controls The "Brexit Monster," a furry blue mascot created by the Netherlands to personify problems linked to Britain's EU departure, made an appearance at the Port of Rotterdam on Tuesday to warn that customs controls are coming on Jan. 1. "'Deal or no deal' is, for the port operations, not relevant," said Mark Dijk, the port's Brexit coordinator. Monolith or just trash? Metal sculpture in Utah appears to have been demolished The mysterious metal column found standing inexplicably in a remote part of Utah's desert last month was knocked down and dismantled by a group of men who considered it "trash," according to a photographer who documented the object's demise. As images of the object gleaming amid dusty red rocks spread online, many noted a vague resemblance to the so-called "monoliths" in Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film "2001: A Space Odyssey," prompting strained jokes about a possibly extraterrestrial origin. Kaavan, Pakistan's lonesome elephant, starts new life in Cambodia Pakistan's lonely elephant Kaavan arrived in Cambodia by cargo plane on Monday to start a new life with 600 fellow pachyderms at a local sanctuary, the result of years of campaigning for his relocation by American singer Cher. Cher was on the tarmac at the airport of Cambodia's second-biggest city Siem Reap to greet the elephant and met the vets who accompanied Kaavan on his long journey in a custom-made crate, with more than 200 kg (441 lbs) of food to keep him busy. Mystery monolith vanishes in Romania - alien action or local prank? A shiny metal monolith vanished on Tuesday from Romania's mountainous Neamt county, four days after its sudden appearance close to an ancient Dacian fortress sparked speculation it may be related to a mystery structure seen in the United States. A similar alien-looking pillar, was spotted in a Utah desert in the United States about two weeks ago. It disappeared after generating much excitement internationally among science-fiction fans, hearkening to Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film, "2001: A Space Odyssey," based on a novel by Arthur C. Clarke. Orsted wins right to stick with 19th century physicist's name Danish energy group Orsted has won a dispute with descendants of scientist Hans Christian Orsted over the legal right to use his name, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-thai-lan-bangkok-pattaya-5-ngay.html tour thái lan] the Supreme Court ruled on Monday. 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"What we have noticed a lot during the time of the pandemic is that they pay much more attention to the dog," special education teacher Meritxell Arias told Reuters as the children laughed and petted the golden retriever, who also appeared to be smiling. Change is in the hair: Thai royalist turns rebel Mitree Chitinunda was such a devoted Thai royalist that he had the king's portrait cut into his hair last year, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-thai-lan-bangkok-pattaya-5-ngay.html tour thái lan] but politics like fashion and hairstyles is changing in Thailand. Mitree latest hairstyle shows the "Hunger Games" salute of the pro-democracy protesters who are demanding reforms to curb the power of King Maha Vajiralongkorn in addition to a new prime minister and new constitution. 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