'I'M LUCKY': Anna Camp recovering from COVID-19 battle, regrets not wearing mask

Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan was discharged from a Mumbai hospital on Sunday after undergoing three weeks of treatment for the coronavirus. His actor son, Abhishek Bachchan, who is still in the Nanavati Super Speciality Hospital with the virus, said in a tweet that his father has tested negative and will rest at home.

Bryan Cranston revealed that he has recovered after testing positive for the novel coronavirus. The actor took to social media Thursday where he opened up about contracting the virus "a little while ago" and battled "mild symptoms." "Hi.

coronavirus.The Breaking Bad actor made the announcement in a two-minute Instagram post, in which he also revealed that he has decided to donate plasma to aid scientific research of the virus.“I wanted to announce that I had COVID-19 a little while ago. Very lucky, very mild symptoms,” Cranston said.

coronavirus, but indicated that it was “quite early on” in the pandemic. He had mild symptoms including a slight headache, tightness in his chest and loss of taste and smell, according to the post.

Bryan Cranston is a COVID-19 survivor. The star revealed in an Instagram post Thursday that he tested positive for the coronavirus and has since made a full recovery.

Ellise Shafer editor“Breaking Bad” star Bryan Cranston has revealed via Instagram that he contracted COVID-19. Now recovered and with the antibodies, he has decided to donate plasma to aid scientific research of the virus.Cranston made the announcement with a two-minute video in which he takes his followers through the plasma donation process at the UCLA Blood and Platelet Center.“I wanted to announce that I had COVID-19 a little while ago.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is officially COVID-19-free.

By Shilpa JamkhandikarMUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and her eight-year old daughter, Aaradhya, have recovered from COVID-19 and left hospital after a 10-day stay, her husband and actor Abhishek Bachchan said on Twitter.Abhishek Bachchan and his father, renowned actor Amitabh Bachchan, 77, are still recovering from the disease caused by the new coronavirus and remain in a Mumbai hospital."Aishwarya and Aaradhya have thankfully tested negative and have been discharged

Anna Camp is the latest celebrity to open up about her experience with COVID-19.

Anna Camp is opening up about testing positive and batting the novel coronavirus. Taking to social media on Tuesday, the Pitch Perfect actress shared that she was "extremely sick for over three weeks" and still has "lingering symptoms" despite now testing negative for COVID "I was incredibly safe.

Pitch Perfect actress Anna Camp urges people to wear a mask in public and take safety measures as she shares her coronavirus scare via Instagram on Tuesday. The 37-year-old actress got candid about the healthcare she recently faced.

Hi friends… I felt it was my responsibility to share that I ended up getting Covid-19. I have since tested negative, but I was extremely sick for over three weeks and still have lingering symptoms. I was incredibly safe.

Pitch Perfect star said she was sick with the virus for a full three weeks (she's since tested negative), and ended up contracting it after not wearing a mask just one time.Anna went on to describe her symptoms, as well as the symptoms she's still experiencing a full month later: A post shared by (@therealannacamp) on She ended her post encouraging her followers to be safe and wear a mask—which greatly reduces the virus' spread. "I’m lucky," she wrote.

Pitch Perfect actress Anna Camp has detailed her experience of the coronavirus, which she says she contracted after not wearing her mask on one single occasion.Camp has urged people to wear masks, and has warned that her symptoms were not merely flu-like.“I was incredibly safe. I wore a mask.

Pitch Perfect actress shared that she was "extremely sick for over three weeks" and still has "lingering symptoms" despite now testing negative for COVID"I was incredibly safe. I wore a mask.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorActress Anna Camp took to Instagram on Tuesday and, in a lengthy post, revealed her “very scary” battle with coronavirus.“The panic of contracting a virus that is basically untreatable and is so new that no one knows the long term irreparable damage it does to your immune system is unbelievably stressful,” she wrote.