News

Updated, April 22: Just over a week after CNN’s Chris Cuomo announced that his wife Christina was diagnosed with Covid-19, Christina posted a heartfelt message revealing that their 14-year-old son, Mario, has also come down with the virus.

The CNN host, who had been documenting his own battle with Covid on Cuomo Prime Time each night, only recently emerged from his basement sequester to reunite with his family, which also includes daughters Bella, 17, and Carolina, 11.

More from DeadlineNeon Pacts With France's Charades For Innovative Global Distribution Of Three Titles Including SXSW Pandemic PicNBCUniversal Launches NBCUniversal Checkout Commerce Platform, Waives Fees For RetailersUK's Covid-19 Film & TV Emergency Relief Fund Runs Dry After Receiving $6M Applications

“My heart hurts more than my head over his infection,” Christina wrote. “While kids are more resilient, they can suffer [the] same severity of symptoms. I’m applying a modified version of my remedies for his...

On Wednesday, CNN host Chris Cuomo announced on his show, Cuomo Prime Time, that his wife, Cristina Greeven Cuomo, tested positive for Covid-19. Chris stated that he had been self-isolating from the rest of his family after testing positive last month. “Christina now has Covid. She is now positive. And it just breaks my heart,” […]

The post Chris Cuomo’s Wife, Cristina Greeven Cuomo, Tests Positive For Coronavirus appeared first on uInterview.

Chris Cuomo announced his wife Cristina Greeven Cuomo has tested positive for Covid-19.  Speaking with his brother and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo during his show Cuomo Prime Time, the journalist revealed that his wife has also contracted coronavirus. "Families all across the state and the country are experiencing... its very fair for a family to be one and done," Chris shared with his brother on the show. "Cristina now has Covid, she is now positive and it just breaks my heart. It is the one thing I was hoping wouldn't happen and now it has."  He continued, "Obviously I've been a little bit of a mess about it today so I've been talking to...

The Cuomo brothers are at it again. Chris Cuomo invited his brother, New York governor Andrew Cuomo, back on CNN's Cuomo Prime Time tonight—and as per usual, it was spectacular. The pair discussed the latest updates in the fight against the coronavirus crisis, but that didn't stop them from taking yet another round of personal jabs at each other. Here were the best moments, from start to finish: On Andrew's Chattiness: Chris: I'm just smiling because in the control room they just said, 'You have like three minutes left.' My brother takes five minutes to say hello, you think I'm gonna be done with this interview in three minutes? Who's...

Chris Cuomo is sharing a health update with his viewers, including photos of his chest X-rays. The CNN newsman got candid with viewers during Monday’s episode of “Cuomo Prime Time”, when he was joined by fellow CNN journalist Dr. Sanjay Gupta and revealed some telling X-rays he recently had taken of his lungs. When asked how he’s feeling after...

Brooke Baldwin, a mainstay CNN anchor who holds forth each weekday in the mid to late afternoon, is the latest of the network’s journalists to test positive for coronnavirus.

In an Instagram post made Friday, Baldwin said she symptoms “came on suddenly yesterday afternoon,” and listed chills, aches and fever as among the conditions she was experiencing. She typically anchors CNN between 2 p.m and 4 p.m. eastern

Another popular CNN anchor, Chris Cuomo, said earlier this week he had tested positive for the malady, and would anchor his program, “Cuomo Prime Time,” from home for the foreseeable future.

Baldwin indicated she was prepared to take some time off. “I look forward to being back on TV and seeing you real soon,” she said via Instagram Friday.

Baldwin has since 2014 been part of CNN’s daily programming fabric, having moved up to New York from Atlanta. She has been...

Chris Cuomo updated viewers about his Covid-19 symptoms during Wednesday's episode of Cuomo Prime Time.

The CNN host said that he dealt with insomnia the night before. "I was up all night," he said. "This virus came at me. I’ve never seen anything like it."

Cuomo added that he had a fever of around 103 degrees "that wouldn't quit."

"It was like somebody was beating me like a piñata," he continued. "And I was shivering so much … I chipped my tooth."

Cuomo also experienced hallucinations....

CNN journalist Chris Cuomo, who anchors the nightly series Cuomo Prime Time, announced on Tuesday that he has tested positive for the coronavirus.

“Sooooo in these difficult times that seem to get more difficult and complicated by the day, I just found out that I am positive for coronavirus,” Cuomo revealed in a tweet. “I have been exposed to people in recent days who have subsequently tested positive and I had fever, chills and shortness of breath. I just hope I didn’t give it to the kids and [wife] Cristina. That would make me feel worse than this illness!”

More...

CNN said Tuesday that Chris Cuomo, the network’s most-watched anchor, had been diagnosed with coronavirus, but indicated he would continue his on-air duties while being quarantined at home.

“I have been exposed to people in recent days who have subsequently tested positive and I had fever, chills and shortness of breath,” Cuomo said in remarks posted via Twitter. “I just hope I didn’t give it to the kids and Cristina. That would make me feel worse than this illness! I am quarantined in my basement (which actually makes the rest of the family seem pleased!) I will do my shows from here. We will all beat this by being smart and tough and united!”

A CNN spokeswoman for Cuomo’s weeknight program, “Cuomo Prime Time,” said the network had no other comment.

Cuomo was seen on air holding forth from his home Monday night interviewing his brother, Governor Andrew Cuomo.

High on the list of things that nobody could have predicted just a few weeks ago is the emergence of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo as a buzzy daytime TV draw.

Cuomo’s expansive daily media briefings on the state of the coronavirus pandemic that has spread quickly through the Empire State have become national news, airing live in their entirety this week across most cable news networks, including Fox News and CNN, as well as YouTube, Twitter and a host of other platforms.

“The Andrew Cuomo Show,” as it were, is a strangely compelling mix that is part “West Wing” revival, part therapy session and most important, a credible source of important information about the contagion that has abruptly upended every aspect of life in the U.S. and around the world.

In this environment, it’s no surprise that America yearns to be reassured by a folksy, long-winded...