Peloton's Cody Rigsby Explains Recent Absence, Reveals He's Battling COVID-19

Beloved Peloton instructor Cody Rigsby is explaining where he’s been lately after fans noticed he hasn’t done any live classes in recent weeks.

The 33-year-old fitness instructor was recently dubbed the “King of Quarantine” by Vogue and he is definitely one of the most popular instructors at the company.

Cody took to his Instagram Stories on Thursday (February 4) to explain that he’s currently battling with COVID-19 and he is cancelling his classes this week and next week.

“Hi friends. It’s me. It’s been a while. I know you’ve been asking yourself where is this b–ch and unfortunately I’ve been dealing with COVID-19 for the past two weeks. I have never been more sick in my life. It is a very real, real virus,” Cody said in his video post.

Click inside to read what he said about his future classes…

“But, for the most part, I’m doing a lot better. I thought that I was going to be good enough to go for a class tomorrow, but that seems to not be the case,” Cody continued. “I’m still dealing with a lot fatigue and a cough, so I’m unfortunately going to have to cancel my class tomorrow and probably take off next week, so we’re going to be postponing XOXO Cody to a later date, but I promise I will be back with you on the bike as soon as I possibly can.

He concluded, “But your boy needs just a little bit more time. I will see you on the bike soon. I’m not going anywhere. I love you all and we’ll chat soon. Bye boos.”

We hope Cody feels better soon!!!