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Actor Idris Elba, 50, is in the excellent physical condition and is not presently experiencing any health issues.
Idris Elba tested positive for Covid-19 in March 2020 while he was in New Mexico, getting ready to start filming a western titled The Harder They Fall with an all-killer cast that included Jonathan Majors, Regina King, and LaKeith Stanfield.
Jay-Z contributed to the soundtrack in addition to producing, and Netflix paid the rumored $90 million price. Elba posted two lengthy live streams from his remote Albuquerque home to social media, one lasting eight minutes and the other over eighteen.
The poise and ease that we have come to associate with Elba are conspicuously absent from these videos. As the British would say, he appeared to be bricking it.
With all due respect to Tom Hanks, this shit became very real when Covid-19 chased Elba, a man who was as convincing as both Nelson Mandela and the Norse god Heimdall, who was rumored to be the first Black James Bond and an untouchable actor at various points.
Elba and his wife both contracted the illness in March 2020, though they are said to have only had minor symptoms at the time. He considers it a blessing that he was able to avoid the virus.
Just taking a moment to reflect on everyone who has died. He claims: I can sincerely say that experience has improved my overall appreciation for people and humanity. I count it a great blessing that I have escaped COVID.
I came to the realization that there is no guarantee that tomorrow will come, and having experienced something like COVID, which has been fatal for many people around the world, the chance to survive it makes me grateful for my days.
He doesn’t want to take anything for granted right now because after all this in 2020.
