Jon Batiste has examined optimistic for COVID-19 and can be lacking his musical appearances on The Late Present in addition to suspending the premiere of American Symphony at Carnegie Corridor.
The Grammy winner, 35, posted information of his prognosis by way of Instagram on Friday. “Hey household, I awoke yesterday and examined optimistic for COVID-19,” Batiste’s message started. “To maintain my household, my buddies and our loyal followers protected, I can be absent from @colbertlateshow and also will sadly should postpone the premiere of AMERICAN SYMPHONY at Carnegie Corridor which – as a lot of you already know – I’ve been engaged on for years.”
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Batiste’s prognosis comes days after he attended the Met Gala alongside quite a few different high-profile names in Hollywood.
The musician added that he has “poured my coronary heart and soul” into the American Symphony manufacturing and is “so disenchanted” that he can’t see it by way of in the mean time — “however it WILL occur sooner or later,” he stated.
“Thanks to my unimaginable crew and all of the musicians who’ve been on this journey with me,” Batiste wrote. “I sit up for the day I can share the stage with you all once more and share this work with the world. Keep protected on the market.”
Elsewhere, At this time co-anchor Savannah Guthrie shared on Instagram that she has examined optimistic for the virus for the second time and can be isolating through the Mom’s Day weekend. Guthrie wrote that she is just experiencing delicate signs akin to a “slight chilly.”
Further tv personalities to check optimistic for COVID-19 in latest weeks and months embody Stephen Colbert, who needed to miss an episode of The Late Present; and Jimmy Kimmel, who recruited comic Mike Birbiglia as a fill-in host for Jimmy Kimmel Stay! Seth Meyers and James Corden are additionally among the many hosts to obtain optimistic checks within the late-night circuit.
This text was initially printed by The Hollywood Reporter.
