Amanda Kloots Says Husband Nick Cordero Is out of Coma

Some really good news came from Amanda Kloots this week when she shared that her husband had finally woken up from a coma amid his battle with the novel coronavirus disease.

Kloots, 38, took to her Instagram on Tuesday to announce that Nick Cordero, 41, had finally woken up from a medically induced coma. The Broadway actor also had his leg amputated as part of his coronavirus treatment.

Kloots shared the news in a video with the help of the couple’s infant son, Elvis. The fitness instructor announced: “Dada is awake, he is awake guys. I asked the doctor today, ‘Can we say he’s awake?’”

CORDERO ON A VENTILATOR

She went on to explain how weak her husband was that the effort to open or close his eyes drained his energy. The star’s wife also stated that the Hamilton, Canada native remained on a ventilator.

The fitness teacher explained how he was still battling lung complications as he fights against the virus. Kloots also continued to reveal that Cordero now had the ability to follow commands.

ACTOR IS AWAKE

She shared how this was a sign of his mental cognizance returning at the Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. However, she clearly stated that his recovery would take a long time.

Kloots also shared how the Tony-nominated actor’s friends and family were happy about the latest developments. The health guru initially revealed that the actor had contracted COVID-19 on April 1, 2020.

KEEPING FANS IN THE LOOP

She’s since made it a point to keep his fans updated via social media. The star has been in the intensive care unit for more than 40 days after arriving at the emergency room in late March.

MOTHER’S DAY CELEBRATION

Kloots has been rooting for her husband all the way and she included him in her recent Mother’s Day commemorations. On Sunday, she shared a "fantastic" FaceTime call with her husband.

FUNDRAISER FOR CORDERO

Her GoFundMe fundraiser, to help support the couple and their young son, has raised more than $510,000 from a goal of $480,000. Cordero’s hospital stay has been riddled with many complications.

He suffered two “mini-strokes” and “needed resuscitation” during his hospitalization.