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Celebrities are speaking out about their health amid the pandemic.

Stars like Bethenny Frankel, Colin Farrell and Dave Navarro have opened up about their long-haul symptoms post-COVID diagnosis, commonly referred to as “long COVID.”

The CDC describes the condition as “a wide range of new, returning, or ongoing health problems that people experience after being infected with the virus that causes COVID-19.”

While most people get better within a few days to weeks after infection, someone who is still experiencing symptoms four weeks after infection is considered potentially as having Long COVID.

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Tilda Swinton is making it clear that she is done with the pandemic.

The Oscar-winning actress is currently at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas and opened up about the next project she will do in Ireland.

Tilda started her appearance by remarking that she was glad to see the audience go maskless and that she was happy to see the pandemic reach a point where that could happen.

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Camilla Queen Consort, has coronavirus.

The 75-year-old royal was diagnosed on Monday (February 13), Buckingham Palace confirmed in a statement to the public.

“After suffering the symptoms of a cold, Her Majesty The Queen Consort has tested positive for the Covid virus,” the Palace wrote.

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Shania Twain is looking back at her very scary battle with COVID-19.

During an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 on Wednesday (February 1), the 57-year-old “You’re Still The One” singer detailed her “very bad” battle with the virus that nearly took her life.

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Several stars will be missing the 2023 Critics Choice Awards after a breakout of COVID-19 has caught up with several of them.

Deadline is now reporting that the show has instituted a new policy that will force all attendees to submit to a COVID test taken within 72 hours of the event. The new measure is in hopes of stopping the virus from spreading even further.

Three major nominees are among those who will now miss the show, along with an A-List star who was scheduled to present the Lifetime Achievement Award to Jeff Bridges.

The show is being held live from the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles on Sunday night (January 15) from 7pm to 10pm ET. Check out the full presenters list!

Browse through the slideshow to see who has dropped out of the show…

Hamilton and She Hulk star Renée Elise Goldsberry grabbed attention this week when she sent a congratulations message to fellow Broadway star Laura Benanti…except it wasn’t a very celebratory moment for Laura!

Laura had posted a photo of a positive COVID test on Instagram with the caption, “Happy New Year? 🎈 (I tested the day of the ballet and was negative…I also wore my mask so everyone is safe, don’t worry!)”

Renee then commented, “AAAAAAH! Congratulations!,” which drew some puzzled responses from fans.

Well, Renee has now explained the error and Laura responded to Renee’s original comment, too.

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Fran Drescher is speaking out in praise of dropping vaccine mandates.

The 65-year-old The Nanny star spoke out in a video on social media praising Disney for ending vaccine requirements, comparing it to “fascism” and garnering mixed reactions in response.

Find out what she said…