Nick Cordero's Wife Amanda Kloots Gives Update on His Condition after Leg Amputation

Nick Cordero‘s wife, Amanda Kloots, shared an update on her husband’s condition after he had his right leg amputated due to COVID-19 complications.

Soon after it was revealed that Nick Cordero had to amputate his right leg due to COVID-19 complications, his wife, Amanda Kloots, has shared an update on his health status.

According to People, Amanda, through her Instagram Story, told the Broadway star’s fans that “things are going pretty well” after the surgery.

Nick was admitted to the intensive care unit at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in LA on March 31 after he contracted COVID-19.

Amanda informed her followers that the doctors attending to her husband wanted to perform an MRI scan on him to ensure that neither his brain nor the spine got affected during the procedure.

Additionally, the “Blue Bloods” star, who tested positive for the novel coronavirus, has been using a ventilator to breathe since his admission in March.

Despite the gloominess surrounding their situation, the dancer maintained her faith that her husband would recover when she told her fans:

“So I have a lot of hope and a lot of — I’m feeling like things are going in a good way.”

The Sun recalled that before her latest update, Amanda uploaded a video of her and Nick dancing on their wedding day as she vowed that they would dance again.

The reference to dancing had come into play as a result of the news that Nick might never walk again.

According to Page Six, the Tony Award-nominated actor had previously been treated with blood thinners to help with clotting in his leg, but his doctors had to put an end to that treatment as it was causing internal bleeding.

Nick was admitted to the intensive care unit at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in LA on March 31 after he contracted COVID-19.

Since then, Amanda has ensured that she sent him daily clips of her and their 10-month-old son, Elvis, so he could see what he missed out on when he wakes up.

The mother-of-one also encouraged their friends, family, and fans to join a daily sing-a-long to create more light during this time. A GoFundMe fundraiser, which was started to help the “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” actor, and has raised over $200,000.