Tom
Hanks
and
Rita
Wilson,
who
had
been
diagnosed
with
COVID-19
earlier
this
month,
have
been
released
from
the
Queensland
hospital
in
Australia.
According
to
a
report
in
CNN,
a
representative
of
the
actor
revealed
the
husband
and
wife
are
now
in
self-quarantine
at
their
home.
The
couple
had
been
hospitalized
in
isolation
after
being
diagnosed
with
novel
coronavirus,
the
two
had
been
sharing
reassuring
updates
on
social
media
to
spread
awareness
and
remind
their
fans
to
stay
safe.
Tom
had
shared
the
news
on
Instagram
last
Thursday
saying,
"We
felt
a
bit
tired,
like
we
had
colds,
and
some
body
aches.
Rita
had
some
chills
that
came
and
went.
Slight
fevers
too.
To
play
things
right,
as
is
needed
in
the
world
right
now,
we
were
tested
for
the
Coronavirus,
and
were
found
to
be
positive,'
In
his
first
Instagram
post
about
the
diagnosis,
he
added,
"Well,
now.
What
to
do
next?
The
Medical
Officials
have
protocols
that
must
be
followed.
We
Hanks'
will
be
tested,
observed,
and
isolated
for
as
long
as
public
health
and
safety
requires.
Not
much
more
to
it
than
a
one-day-at-a-time
approach,
no?
We'll
keep
the
world
posted
and
updated.
Take
care
of
yourselves!"
Hanks
and
Wilson
were
in
Australia
for
the
pre-production
of
a
film
about
singer
Elvis
Presley.
According
to
reports,
Hanks
is
supposed
to
play
Presley's
manager,
Colonel
Tom
Parker,
in
the
film
directed
by
Baz
Luhrmann.
However,
due
to
COVID-19,
the
project
has
been
suspended.
Since
last
week,
several
more
Hollywood
celebrities
like
Idris
Elba,
James
Bond
Star
Olga
Kurylenko
and
more
have
been
diagnosed
by
the
widespread
virus.
According
to
WHO
COVID-19
has
spread
over
100
countries
and
infected
over
173,000
people
around
the
world.