CLEVELAND — The Bachelor and the Bachelorette just keep giving when it comes to Hollywood headlines, as celebrities do their best to keep us calm even when they're impacted by the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Tyler Cameron, who was the second runner up for Hannah Brown's heart on The Bachelorette last year, was spotted pick her up from Palm Beach International Airport in Florida.
Hannah is said to have been comforting Tyler, as his mother recently passed away. Naturally this has sparked rumors that they're dating again, but sources say they're just friends.
In disappointing news for Clare Crawley, the new Bachelorette, filming has been postponed for at least two weeks. Clare is keeping her head up though, writing on Instagram: "I've waited 38 years for these moments, what's a little bit longer, right!"
This afternoon, movie star Idris Elba shared that he's tested positive for coronavirus but that we shouldn't worry about him.
"I wanted to share my news with you about how I'm doing," Elba said in a video shared no Twitter. "I will keep you updated, alright man, stay positive and don't freak out."
Elba tweeted with the announcement that he has no symptoms but he's been isolated since he found out about being possibly exposed to the virus, which to the best of his knowledge was on Friday.
Tom Hanks, who also tested positive for coronavirus is keeping us updated as promise, and laughing, from Australia. He shared a post thanking his helpers, including a stuffed kangaroo, and sparking a debate over the right way to eat Vegemite.
His partner, singer Rita Wilson, also positive is using her free time to crowd-sourced playlist titled "Quarantunes" for people recovering and in isolation.
Some of her suggestions for listening in isolation include her song, "Girls Night In," "Locked Up" by Akon, and "Stuck With You" by Huey Lewis and the News.
Meanwhile, other celebrities are sharing messages of love and advice, like Lady Gaga, who posted on Instagram with a caption reminding us that when we feel powerless and out control, we can fill that space with kindness. Miley Cyrus shared a tweet asking us all to make smart decisions, be considerate and take care of one another.
Maria Shriver also shared calming words on Sunday, writing that even though we might be anxious and scared, we will get through this, and reminding us all to stick together.
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