'Pitch Perfect's Anna Camp caught coronavirus after 'one time' not wearing mask

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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 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.

Pitch Perfect star Anna Camp is urging fans to wear a face mask after revealing she contracted the coronavirus from a one-time lapse in judgement.The actress recently recovered from a bad bout of COVID-19 and has now tested negative for the killer virus, and she’s grateful she lived to tell the tale of how one slip-up left her very ill.“I was extremely sick for over three weeks and still have lingering symptoms,” she wrote on Instagram on Tuesday. “I was incredibly safe.

Janet W. Lee “Pitch Perfect” star Anna Camp revealed she had coronavirus earlier this year, opened up about her symptoms and urged people to wear face masks.In an Instagram post on Tuesday, the actor opened up about how she contracted the virus after not wearing a mask “one time” as businesses and public places began reopening.  “I was incredibly safe.

Anna Camp is imploring everyone to wear face-coverings after she said she recently contracted coronavirus after a one-off instance where she didn’t wear a mask. “I felt it was my responsibility to share that I ended up getting Covid-19,” Camp, 37, began in a lengthy note shared to her Instagram on Tuesday.

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Anna Camp is urging fans to wear a mask after she recently contracted the coronavirus. The actress revealed her diagnosis on Instagram on Tuesday, sharing that she’s since tested negative for the virus.

Anna Camp hass opening up about her coronavirus diagnosis on Instagram.