Hostin thanked his TV colleagues and the doctors who treated his in-laws. Our hostess @Sunny reveals that both her in-laws have died from complications related to COVID-19: “We are in deep mourning.” COVID is very, very serious – it`s not a joke, it`s not a hoax. Please, social distancing, wear your mask, wash your hands. t.co/f8u2wbJuik pic.twitter.com/NSAj7FzJZf Hostin thanked key workers at NorthWell Health Hospital System for everything they tried to save their in-laws. “We want to thank the doctors and nurses who provided them with such incredible care,” she said. “They`re doing God`s work by letting us Facetime with Manny`s parents while they were dying. Despite all this, they did not succeed. And COVID is very, very serious. It`s not a joke, it`s not a hoax. The 52-year-old The View co-host revealed in Friday`s episode (8. January) that his in-laws died — starting with his father-in-law, Dr. A. Emmanuel, on Dec. 28, and then his mother-in-law, Dr.
Maria Jesus, according to PEOPLE. Hostin said his in-laws “were both doctors and they were both very careful” of preventive measures to avoid contracting the virus. His family even decided to skip Thanksgiving “because we all decided it wasn`t safe.” She became emotional and revealed that her in-laws were patients at the NorthWell Health Hospital System in New York City, thanking important workers for their incredibly hard work, right down to the couples` last breaths. “We want to thank the doctors and nurses who provided them with such incredible care,” she said. “They`re doing God`s work by letting us Facetime with Manny`s parents while they were dying. Despite all this, they did not succeed. Sunny Hostin mourns the loss of her in-laws, both of whom died of COVID-19 during the holidays. Hostin thanked “the doctors and nurses who gave (their in-laws) such incredible care,” adding that first responders “do God`s work.” She also thanked her family for supporting her on “The View” and ABC. The author of “I Am These Truths” continued his monologue by thanking his “The View” co-hosts for their support during such a difficult time, naming each of them for the specific contributions they have made. “After a lot of contact tracing, we still don`t know how they got this virus and this disease,” she said, adding that they were able to “FaceTime with Manny`s parents during their deaths.” RELATED: Black doctor dies of COVID-19 complications Weeks after saying the hospital abused her to finish her message, Hostin urged the public to take the pandemic seriously. “COVID is very, very serious. It`s not a joke, it`s not a hoax,” she said.
She asked viewers to maintain social distancing, wear masks, wash their hands and “if you have the opportunity to take this vaccine, take it.” `Attack on democracy`: Lady Gaga, Meghan McCain, Cardi B and others react to the riots at the Capitol. As of Friday, there were at least 21,800,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in the United States since the pandemic began. At least 367,000 people have died, according to USA TODAY`s coronavirus map. RELATED: Sunny Hostin dragged Meghan McCain into constitutional hell in less than 30 seconds She`s supported this tragic season by her family on ABC and The View, whom she thanked. Dr. A. Emmanuel died on Dec. 28 at the age of 83, with his mother-in-law, Dr. Maria Jesus, who died on New Year`s Day at the age of 78, Hostin said. Hostin said the virus was “not a joke” or a “hoax” and urged everyone to take COVID-19 seriously. “Although I have chosen a very public career, as most of you know, those of you who know my husband Manny know that he is very private,” said Hostin, who is married to orthopedic surgeon Emmanuel Hostin.
Hostin claimed that both were “very careful” about preventative measures and even skipped Thanksgiving. On Friday`s episode of “The View,” co-host Sunny Hostin was emotional when she revealed that her husband`s parents had died of COVID-19 during the holidays. Hostin said she plans to take the coronavirus vaccine, adding that her husband has already received his first dose. She continued: “You have really wrapped your love around us and we are very grateful to you.” Is yours on the list? Her husband Manny lost his father on December 28 and his mother on New Year`s Day. “COVID is devastating and although my children and Manny`s siblings, Helen and Carlos, we are in deep grief, we want everyone to know that you think you are healthy and that you will not be affected, but you could be an asymptomatic carrier, you could put someone you love at risk,” she said. So please, social distancing, wear your mask, wash your hands. And if you have the option to take this vaccine, take it. “. Click here to join Prevention Premium (our best value for any access), subscribe to the magazine or get digital-only access. Thankfully, the co-host and her family have a strong support system that includes her colleagues from The View – Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Meghan McCain, Sarah Haines and Ana Navarro. “[Thank you] Whoopi for sending so much food for several weeks,” Sunny said. “Ana, for calling us and giving us all the information you received when [her husband] Al was battling this virus.
Meghan, for distracting me with all the pop culture news and sending us bourbon, Manny says the best condolence gift he`s ever received. Joy, for your calls with your humor. You have truly enveloped your love around us and we are very grateful. For the latest coronavirus news, visit the BET blog about the virus and contact your local health department or visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Hostin held back tears, saying Emmanuel “lost his father (Dr. A. Emmanuel) on December 28 at the age of 83 and “lost his mother (Dr. Maria Jesus) on New Year`s Day” at the age of 78. During Friday`s episode of The View, Hostin, 52, revealed that her husband`s mother and father both died within three days due to the novel coronavirus.
