Chris Cuomo‘s 17-year-old daughter Bella has amassed a large following on the social media app TikTok and she’s been giving fans a peek inside life with her family!
In her two latest videos, the CNN host makes an appearance and puts his hot body on display.
On July 30, Bella posted a video of Chris, 50, going shirtless while flossing in the bathroom while mom Cristina put on some eye cream. She captioned the video, “me trying to say goodnight to my parents during their 20 step night routine.”
Bella took to TikTok on August 15 and shared a video of her dancing in the home gym while Chris flexed his biceps in the background!
Chris Cuomo accidentally bared it all when he walked in the background of his wife Cristina‘s Instagram Live!
Cristina was filming a yoga video for her Instagram followers and Chris seemingly didn’t know that she was filming and he appeared to walk by the window outside… completely in the buff.
It hasn’t been confirmed that the unclothed man in the background is Chris, but fans are pretty sure that it was him. The video was reportedly filmed on May 27, but it’s no longer on her page. Just one screencap is floating around social media right now.
Chris, who is an anchor for CNN, tested positive for coronavirus and he revealed in late May that he was still feeling “funky.” Here’s what he had to say about his recovery from the virus.
“People who’ve been through this have strange tales to tell and not a lot of great answers from doctors [in regard] to weird stuff in their blood work,” the 49-year-old news anchor said on the air. “I’m not back to where I was before I had the virus, but I can work. I can hang out. I can engage with my family.”
“I’m not 100 percent,” he continued. “There is funky stuff in my blood work, that doctors say is what they see in people who have had COVID. So it freaks me out a little bit.”
“As long as there are other people who have the same kind of funky blood work, I’ll just keep taking it one day at a time,” he added. “And, as relevant, I am always telling people about the experience.”
The 49-year-old CNN presenter and brother of New York governor Andrew Cuomo appears in a cute TikTok alongside his 17-year-old daughter Bella, which she posted on her channel.
In the video, Bella can be seen dancing to a viral mash-up of Megan Thee Stallion‘s “Savage,” Rihanna‘s “What’s My Name” and Kesha‘s “Cannibal” before her father joins to provide some goofy moves and shake his butt in front of the camera.
After battling the disease for weeks, Chris reported that he has tested negative amid the pandemic. We’re glad to see he and his family are doing well!
Check out Chris Cuomo dancing with his daughter Bella…
Specifically, Cristina said she took a Clorox bath, featuring ¼ of a cup of Clorox Bleach, which is not recommended as a treatment by doctors.
She said (via People) that she is “aware that what I am about to talk about are remedies for people who are already in a privileged situation — we have a roof over our head, enough food to eat and clean drinking water, and not everyone has that.”
“There’s a huge opposition against holistic medicine, I get that. None of these natural remedies below should be taken without consulting a doctor or naturopath. If there’s a potential for something to work, why not investigate it?”
“Who knows if it worked or what it did, but I know that in nine days, I got most of that virus out of my system. This being a virus with no vaccination and no cure, my resolution was to learn as much as I can, go to my same doctor Linda Lancaster and follow her protocol, her prescription. And no way am I saying please try this. It’s just the path that I took and I’m sharing it because there isn’t a lot of anecdotal evidence,” she added.
These practices Cristina has endorsed are not backed by doctors in the United States.
“I tested negative — don’t have the virus,” the 49-year-old TV news anchor said on the air on Monday (April 27). “Good for me. I also tested to show that I have both antibodies.”
He then went on to talk about how the World Health Organization is now saying that “there is currently no evidence that people who have recovered from COVID-19 and have antibodies are protected from a second infection.”
“I thought I was going to have great news. … Do I really have great news?” Chris continued. “What does it mean that I have the antibodies? Am I really immune? Do they know? There’s a lot of confusion about what it does and doesn’t mean.”
.@ChrisCuomo gives an update on his own recovery from coronavirus, reporting that he has two key antibodies but there remains uncertainty on whether or not the provide protection against future reinfection. pic.twitter.com/kTnA4BlCZh
“It is my brother and he’s my man. He is my best friend. And you know, I don’t like to give him any credit because that’s the whole ‘big brother and little brother’ thing, but the guy is a superstar. He really is, and he is a beautiful guy, just a beauty. But he gets sick. He is in his basement. I can’t even go see him, and then his wife [Cristina Cuomo] gets sick. She’s quarantined upstairs. He’s quarantined in the basement. He’s got three kids, a 17-year-old and two younger [kids] and [they] can’t go see him. I can’t help the kids. I mean, it is just terrible, nightmare of a science fiction of a movie where you can have loved ones with this disease, where nobody knows whether you are going to live or die,” he revealed.
“I kept saying to him, ‘Don’t worry. You’re young. You are fine.’ Yeah, sure, but who knows, right? Because yes, it tends to attack seniors, but you also have younger people who are dying, and there is nothing I could do. I am his big brother. I love him more than anybody. I am the governor of the state. [There was] nothing that I can do to help,” he went on to say.
“On top of all the disorientation, on top of the responsibility, then you just have this real-life situation where you worry every day, that is he going to be the one…that could lose his life, that could die from this. So it does bring it home, it does bring it home.”
Luckily, Chris has made a recovery – although his teenage son has contracted the disease. Here’s a status update.
