AMANDA KLOOTS SHARES EMOTIONAL INSTAGRAM TRIBUTE TO LATE HUSBAND NICK CORDERO ON 3RD ANNIVERSARY OF HIS HOSPITALIZATION

  • Amanda Kloots shared a poignant tribute to her late husband Nick Cordero on Instagram Thursday.
  • March 30 was the third anniversary of Cordero's hospitalization for COVID-19 complications.

Amanda Kloots shared an emotional tribute to her late husband, actor Nick Cordero, on Instagram Thursday, which marked the third anniversary of his hospitalization for COVID-19.

"Three years ago today we took Nick to the emergency room at Cedars Sinai. March 30, 2020, is a day that is engrained [sic] in my brain forever as it's the last day I had with my husband," Kloots wrote in part, under an undated photo of Cordero holding their young son Elvis. "There are days in my life I wish I could go back in time to and this is one of them."

According to the talk show host, she would give Cordero "the biggest kiss," a "never ending hug," and tell him "I love you" "one million times" if she could.

"I was so foolish that day, so naive thinking I'd pick him up in two hours," Kloots continued. She concluded her post by urging her followers to "live and love to the fullest."

In her Instagram stories, Kloots also shared a March 2020 video of herself and Elvis (that she sent to several friends) waiting at the Grove shopping center in Los Angeles after dropping Cordero off at the hospital. Kloots expresses her hope that everything will be okay in the short clip, mentioning the fact that the song "Volare" is playing as a sign that things will turn out fine.

Cordero and Kloots were married in 2017, and welcomed Elvis in June 2019.

After being hospitalized for COVID-19 complications in late March, Cordero was later intubated as his symptoms worsened. His condition continued to deteriorate, with doctors later amputating his right leg and inserting a temporary pacemaker to help with heart issues.

Cordero died on July 5, 2020 after being in the hospital for over 90 days.

Cordero appeared in film and television but was best known for his work on Broadway. In 2014, he was nominated for a Tony Award for his performance as Cheech in the musical "Bullets over Broadway."

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