'Thought it was a heavy flu': Madonna told how she had been ill with COVID-19
'08.05.2020'
Source: New Time
The American singer said she had a coronavirus infection in March in Europe, but thought it was a very serious flu. Now she has found antibodies, writes "New Time".
Madonna believes she had a coronavirus infection with COVID-19 at the end of her Madame X tour, which ended ahead of schedule in France when the country banned mass rallies because of the pandemic.
"I'm not sick now!" - Madonna wrote on her Instagram a few days after the media "exploded" with sensational headlines that Madonna was infected with the coronavirus, which is now raging in the world. After all, she herself reported the presence of antibodies to COVID-19 in her body.
“When your test shows you have antibodies, it means that you have already had the virus. It seems that I really suffered it, because I was sick at the end of my tour in Paris, it was seven weeks ago. Many artists from my group were also ill. At that time, we thought we had a very severe flu. Thank God we are all healthy and feeling good. I want to clarify my words and avoid any distortion of the facts. Knowledge is power!" She explained.
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The singer also said she donated $ 1,1 million to create a vaccine against COVID-19.
Madonna in her “coronavirus diaries”, which she maintains on Instagram, admitted that the test for coronavirus showed: she has positive antibodies to COVID-19 in her body.
