Nick Cordero's Wife Reportedly Says Husband Is Now Stable after a Difficult Night

Amanda Kloots recently gave an update of her husband’s condition after a “bit of a rocky night” in the hospital.

The past few weeks have been difficult for Nick Cordero and his family after the singer suffered from coronavirus.

UPDATE FROM AMANDA KLOOTS

His wife, Amanda Kloots, recently took to her Instagram stories to give a health update after a “rocky night” that followed a lung procedure to take an infection out of Cordero’s body.

“His oxygen levels went down, but (the doctors) got him right back,” she said in the video. “They did a lung scraping to get rid of some more infection, and he’s now back to some good numbers.”

Kloots remained positive as her husband is in a stable condition again, hoping he wakes up soon from the medically-induced coma he was placed in. She added:

“We need him to follow commands, look left, look right. His eyes are opening up, but unfortunately, they’re not connected to anything.”

The virtual performance included Keala Settle, Eric Anderson, Kimiko Glenn, Christopher Fitzgerald, Jessie Meuller, Charity Angel Dawson, Drew Gehling, Dakin Matthews, McKenna Kean, and Claire on Zoom.

COMPLICATIONS FROM CORONAVIRUS

The “Waitress” star suffered from severe complications from the virus that resulted in having his leg amputated and having his lungs damaged with holes.

Initially, the entertainer’s family thought he only had pneumonia after resulting in a negative for coronavirus, but the second test resulted in being positive.

The Broadway star had his right leg amputated because of blood-clotting complications and underwent tracheostomy to help get him off the ventilator.

His lungs eventually had holes from the virus and looked like he had been a smoker for his entire life. Despite the unfortunate circumstances, Cordero is fighting in giving his all while his wife is getting all the courage she can.

SUPPORT FROM HIS CASTMATES

Recently, Cordero’s “Waitress” castmates came together to sing a rendition of his song “Live Your Life,” as they show support for his battle.

The virtual performance included Keala Settle, Eric Anderson, Kimiko Glenn, Christopher Fitzgerald, Jessie Meuller, Charity Angel Dawson, Drew Gehling, Dakin Matthews, McKenna Kean, and Claire on Zoom.

The video, which has since been posted on “The Show Must Go On Show” YouTube channel, also had actors join the virtual performance.

The coronavirus pandemic has infected over three million individuals, with America taking one-third of the total cases detected.