Peter Thomas Jokes about New Yorkers Visiting Florida Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Reality star Peter Thomas took time out to reiterate what the governor of Florida said about visitors from New York.

The massive outbreak of the Coronavirus has led to different rules being made to curb its spread. Just as many countries and states have banned new arrivals, the state of Florida also had a message for New Yorkers, barring them from its grounds.

THOMAS STRESSES THE RULE

On his Instagram page, the RHOA personality made a lighthearted video where he talked about the fact that people from New York have been asked to steer clear of Florida. His caption read:

"Governor of Florida said all.new Yorkers come to South Florida go to quarantine themselves for 14 days…"

In his goofy video, the businessman went on to talk about places like Miami Beach, which has since been closed. Thomas went off listing states in New York while hilariously warning citizens off the coast of Florida.

Among the RHOA husbands, Peter Thomas is one of the active spouses on the show although he and Cynthia Bailey already called it quits. Even after their separation, there could still be a possible "beef" between the former lovers.

Many food establishments are now tilted towards the home-service deliveries.

The "Bar One" owner hinted at this after he took to his Instagram page where he left a message for a possible "hater." Fans thought he was channelling Cynthia as he wrote: "God removes people from your life because he heard conversations that you didn't hear."

THOMAS OPENS UP ABOUT THE SHOW

The TV star is one who makes sure to keep it real as often as possible and in a 2019 Instagram post he made, Peter described the lifestyle on Bravo TV's "Real Housewives of Atlanta."

According to him, men weren't given a positive image on the show, and this has taken a toll on relationships. Peter tagged the male stars and alums of the show while pouring out his thoughts.

FLORIDA'S MEASURES ON COVID-19

This month, the Governor of Florida, Ron Desantis, ordered an immediate lockdown on restaurants and bars, while declaring a state of emergency due to the Coronavirus.

The exception was that the closed food outlets would be allowed to make home deliveries and takeouts. For the sale of alcohols and beverages, restaurants are allowed to sell in sealed containers.

Many food establishments are now tilted towards the home-service deliveries to keep business running. Many of them now pack foods in takeout containers rather than serve customers in-house.