How Nick Cordero and His Wife Amanda Kloots First Met

Amanda Kloots has opened up about how she and her husband, Nick Cordero, met for the first time.

Over two months after her husband, Nick Cordero, got hospitalized for COVID-19 complications, his wife, Amanda Kloots, has shared some details about how they first met.

According to People, the mother of one narrated that she had met Nick while working on “Bullets Over Broadway,” for which he was nominated for a Tony Award.

Although he has tested negative to the virus, Cordero has continued to deal with the complications of COVID-19 on his path to recovery.

As it turned out, Amanda was still married to her first husband - which didn’t stop them from becoming friends and later, becoming an item as she wrote:

“We were friends first and then fell in love. We got married in NYC in 2017 and had Elvis two years later.”

During her husband’s stay in the hospital, Amanda has been giving health updates as well as staying committed to remaining positive.

Even when their son turned one earlier this month, the fitness instructor managed to remain upbeat as she took to Instagram to share a series of pictures that showed Nick and Elvis in the hospital. Through the caption, Amanda said that:

“My two Cordero men: last June Elvis is in the NICU. This June Nick is in the ICU. These guys are really trying to take me down.”

People reported that just before Elvis' big day, she admitted that she was preparing for the emotional rollercoaster that would be Elvis’ first birthday as Nick wouldn’t be there to celebrate with them.

She, however, noted that she planned to FaceTime Nick as she shared some details about their son’s birth last year. It would be recalled that Nick was admitted into the hospital for what his family initially thought was pneumonia.

Unfortunately, it turned out that he had contracted the novel coronavirus - a diagnosis that has brought on several unexpected changes in the life of the Broadway star.

Us Magazine revealed that Amanda subsequently asked for prayers after her husband’s condition deteriorated as she said that her “whole world has stopped.”

Although he has tested negative to the virus, Cordero has continued to deal with the complications of COVID-19 on his path to recovery.