13 July,2024 03:30 PM IST | Mumbai | The Hitlist Team
Akshay Kumar
Uh oh! Akshay Kumar has contracted the Coronavirus yet again. The superstar was slated to attend Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's Shubh Vivaah ceremony yesterday. The who's who from the Indian film industry, business tycoons, political leaders as well as international celebrities like John Cena, Kim Kardashian and Mike Tyson attended the wedding. Former British Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Tony Blair, former US Secretary of State John Kerry, and former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will also attend the celebrations over the next few days. However, Kumar had to give the celebrations a miss. The superstar reportedly learnt last morning that he had tested positive for COVID-19. Understandably then, he will remain in isolation till he recovers. This development also means that Akki won't be able to participate in the final leg of promotions for Sarfira, which released yesterday. The actor had first contracted the virus in April 2021, and had a second bout in 2022, because of which he had to skip the Cannes Film Festival.
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