Jessie
Cave
recently
revealed
that
her
two-month-old
baby
has
contracted
COVID-19.
The
Harry
Potter
actress
took
to
her
Instagram
profile
to
warn
everyone
against
the
new
strain
found
in
the
United
Kingdom.
Sharing
pictures
of
the
baby
boy
Tenn,
she
revealed
that
he
has
been
kept
in
an
isolation
room
at
the
hospital
after
contracting
the
virus.
Tenn
has
been
kept
under
observation
while
undergoing
treatment.
Cave
assured
fans
that
the
health
staff
is
paying
extra
attention
to
the
case.
In
the
post,
Cave
wrote,
"I
watched
the
news
about
lockdown
from
an
isolated
room
in
hospital.
Poor
baby
is
covid
positive.
He's
okay
and
doing
well
but
they
are
being
vigilant
and
cautious,
thankfully."
Warning
her
followers
about
the
new
COVID-19
strain,
she
added,
"This
strain
is
super
powerful
and
contagious
so
I
do
hope
that
people
take
extra
care
in
the
coming
weeks.
Really
didn't
want
this
to
be
the
start
of
my
families
new
year.
Really
didn't
want
to
be
back
in
a
hospital
so
soon
after
his
traumatic
birth."
"Once
again
I'm
in
awe
of
nurses
and
doctors.
It
makes
me
even
more
proud
of
my
brother,
and
doctor
@pondermed
and
my
father,
king
GP
@davidlloyd73
....
please
wish
baby
a
speedy
recovery.
He's
9llbs
7
now
so
he's
a
stronger
and
bigger
boy
than
he
was
when
we
were
last
in
a
hospital
room
(and
the
needle
went
into
his
hand
with
louder
more
powerful
screams.)
Love
and
best
wishes
to
everyone
#nhsheroes
#nhs," she
concluded
the
post.
According
to
a
report
by
the
Union
Health
Ministry
on
January
6,
2020,
a
total
of
71
people
have
tested
positive
for
the
new
UK
variant
of
SARS-CoV-2
in
India
as
of
now.
Meanwhile,
India
is
preparing
to
roll
out
the
mass
immunisation
program
within
10
days.