Andy Cohen, the host of Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live" television show, has tried positive for COVID-19, he reported on Instagram Friday. Prior in the day, Cohen had conversed with Variety about facilitating the show from his loft in New York City as of this Sunday, yet until further notice, those plans are waiting, a Bravo representative affirmed. He stated: "Following a couple of long periods of self-isolate, and not feeling extraordinary, I have tried positive for Coronavirus. As much as I sensed that I could push through whatever I was feeling to do #WWHL from home, we're placing a pin in that until further notice so I can concentrate on showing signs of improvement. I need to thank all the clinical experts who are working eagerly for us all, and urge everyone to remain at home and deal with themselves." Cohen had revealed to Variety that he needed to prop up with his show, and had thought of innovative approaches to unite visitors utilizing a camera in his loft, and associating with visitors over video talk. "Watch What Happens Live" shut down a week ago when TV creations were shutting down in view of the developing coronavirus pandemic. Its keep going scene was shot on March 12. As a moderator, Cohen has an uncommon measure of contact with different well known individuals — visitors this month have included Hillary Clinton, Padma Lakshmi and Seth Meyers, among numerous superstars. Cohen likewise as of late shot the recovery of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?", facilitated by Jimmy Kimmel, in which VIPs play for a noble cause. Anderson Cooper and Kaitlin Olson are likewise on that program, set to profit to ABC for April 8. The Bravo star presently joins Idris Elba, Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, Daniel Dae Kim and "Lone ranger" star Colton Underwood in the tragic new class of famous people who have opened up to the world about their determinations.
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