First Selfie of Tom Hanks & His Wife After Being Diagnosed with Corona, Still Able to Smile

Kapanlagi.com - Not long ago, Tom Hanks caused a stir with a surprising announcement on his Instagram account. The senior actor from the United States revealed that he had been tested in Australia and the result came back positive for corona.

What's even more surprising is that Tom Hanks, who contracted the corona virus in the midst of his busy schedule for filming his latest movie, also transmitted the disease to his wife, Rita Wilson. It's no wonder that this sad news immediately made his fans worried.

However, Tom stated that he will continue to provide updates on their condition through his Instagram account. Finally, the CAST AWAY star uploaded their first selfie together after being diagnosed with corona.

1. Tom Hanks' First Selfie

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In a post uploaded last Friday (13/3), Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson can still be seen smiling while taking a selfie together. Despite being isolated and undergoing a series of treatments from medical personnel, they appear to be fine.

A similar sight can also be found on Rita's Instagram account. Just like Tom, she affirms that their current condition is good.

2. Tom & Rita's Latest Condition

"Hello folks. @ritawilson and I want to thank everyone Down Under (Australia) who has taken care of us. We have contracted Covid-19 and are currently in isolation to prevent spreading it to others," Tom writes as the caption.

Not stopping there, the 63-year-old actor emphasizes that he will continue to adhere to protocols for patients with a positive corona diagnosis. Various prayers and support once again flood the comment section.

3. Confirmation of Tom Hanks' Child

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Previously, Tom and Rita's child named Chet Hanks spoke up. Through his Instagram account, Chet admitted that he had just contacted his parents via a phone call. He is grateful because their condition is fine as they received medical treatment quickly.

"I just called them. They are both fine, they are not as bad as you think. They are relaxed and not too worried. But of course, they will still undergo the necessary procedures," explained Chet.

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