Antonio Banderas turned 60 on August 10 (courtesy antoniobanderasoficial)
Strong points
- “I will take advantage of this isolation to read,” said the actor
- “I would like to add that I feel relatively good,” he also said
- “Just a little more tired than usual”, he wrote in his message
New Delhi:
Actor Antonio Banderas revealed he was diagnosed with COVID-19 in an Instagram post on his 60th birthday. In his post, the Spanish actor said that while he is still recovering, he spent his birthday in quarantine and is eager to get back to his normal lifestyle. Written in Spanish, Antonio Banderas’ message roughly translates to: “Greetings everyone. I want to make it public that today, August 10, I am forced to celebrate my 60th birthday after quarantine, after having tested positive for COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus. “Sharing a health update, Antonio Banderas added:” I would like to add that I am feeling relatively well, just a little more tired than usual and confident that I will recover as quickly as possible following the medical indications which I hope will allow me to overcome. the infectious process I am suffering from and which affects so many people around the world. “
During his quarantine period, the actor wishes to devote his attention to reading and writing and to celebrate his sixties with “enthusiasm”: “I will take advantage of this isolation to read, write, rest and continue to do plans to start making sense of my recently released 60 years that I arrive full of enthusiasm and enthusiasm. “
Antonio Banderas signed his note with “A big hug to everyone”. Read his article here:
Last month, breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston said he had the coronavirus with a video of giving him plasma. Before that, several Hollywood names revealed their coronavirus diagnosis – actor Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson contracted the virus in March while in Australia. Celebrities such as actors Idris Elba, Daniel Dae Kim, Olga Kurylenko, The iron Throne stars Kristofer Hivju and Indira Varma, and singer Pink had contracted the virus earlier this year.
