Amanda Kloots honors late husband Nick Cordero on two-month anniversary of his tragic passing

Liam Gallagher has hit out at shamed footballer Kurt Zouma after he was seen kicking and hitting his pet cat in a shocking video.The former Oasis frontman took to Twitter to fire a warning shot at the West Ham centre back over the clips which were posted online by the French footballer's brother.The footage caused outrage across the country as Kurt appeared picking up his pet cat before dropping it and kicking it across the room.He was then seen chasing the feline before slapping it to the ground as a young child was seen holding the animal up for him.Throughout the footage, his brother was heard laughing at the cruel actions, while the cat was seen fleeing in terror.Animal lover Liam - who performed at last night's Brit Awards - has since posted the warning about harming cats.He posted: "Oh and by the way don’t f*** with the cats."Liam is a cat owner himself, often proudly sharing images of his own pair of pet pussies Sid and Nancy.Following his tweet, he tellingly posted a picture of the pair sitting in his bed together to his Twitter page.Meanwhile, West Ham have come under fire after Zouma was allowed to play in last night's Premier League fixture against Watford at the Hammers home ground, London Stadium.The decision has led to heavy criticism for David Moyes and the powers that be at the club from fans who believe the player should have been suspended due to the shocking video footage.Football fans took to social media to lash out at the decision after he was heavily booed every time he got a touch on the ball on the pitch.One wrote: "Zouma should be in a cell not playing on a football pitch tonight.

Amanda Kloots has been keeping her late husband Nick Cordero's legacy alive, since his death in July from coronavirus-related complications.And the fitness personality was recently graced with a beautiful reminder of her husband's enduring talent.She gushed over his album Live Your Life, as she posted a video Friday to her Instagram Story, after receiving her copy of the CD in the mail.

Amanda Kloots got candid about her struggles as a newly single mother, while also visiting the Rock of Ages dressing room of her late husband Nick Cordero.The 38-year-old fitness expert opened up about single motherhood in a heartfelt Instagram post on Wednesday, where she recommended an app called Peanut that has connected her with other mothers.She also took to her Instagram story to share some photos from Cordero's dressing room, where she even tried on some of his iconic outfits.

 Nick Cordero , the Broadway star who died from COVID-19 on July 5, is set to air on broadwayondemand.com on Sunday starting at 7 p.m. EST.

A tribute to Tony Award nominee Nick Cordero, who died of COVID-19 complications, will stream on Sunday, Sept. 6.

died in July of coronavirus at the age of 41, was remembered Sunday as a mega-talent with a commanding presence and husky baritone, who remained humble about his many successes when not taking center stage.The Tony-nominated star of “Bullets Over Broadway,” “The Toxic Avenger” and “Waitress” was honored at a special memorial tribute that streamed on Broadway on Demand. It aired as the stages where Cordero made a reputation for himself as a performer with seemingly endless potential, sit darkened and empty.

Nick Cordero‘s life and legacy were remembered in a heartwarming tribute streamed on BroadwayOnDemand.com on Sunday evening. The late actor’s friends and Broadway colleagues shared touching memories of Cordero’s impact on stage, while his wife, Amanda Kloots, emotionally recounted their time together and his fight to live amid his health struggles. 

Exactly two months after Broadway star Nick Cordero passed away due to COVID-19 complications, his wife Amanda Kloots thanked her fans and family for their support.An online memorial was streamed live on BroadwayOnDemand.comon Sunday afternoon, celebrating Kloots' late husband, who passed in July at just 41 years of age.After the memorial, Kloots, 38, took to her Instagram to share her heartfelt thanks for everyone who tuned into the memorial.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNick Cordero, the Broadway actor who died in July of coronavirus at the age of 41, was remembered Sunday as a mega-talent with a commanding presence and husky baritone, who remained humble about his many successes when not taking center stage.The Tony-nominated star of “Bullets Over Broadway,” “The Toxic Avenger” and “Waitress” was honored at a special memorial tribute that streamed on Broadway on Demand. It aired as the stages where Cordero made a reputation for himself as a performer with seemingly endless potential, sit darkened and empty.

Nick Cordero's life and legacy were remembered in a heartwarming tribute streamed on BroadwayOnDemand.com on Sunday evening. The late actor's friends and Broadway colleagues shared touching memories of Cordero's impact on stage, while his wife, Amanda Kloots, emotionally recounted their time together and his fight to live amid hishealth struggles. Cordero died on July 5, following a lengthy hospitalization and numerous health complications due to COVID-19.

Amanda Kloots is remembering her late husband Nick Cordero in a tribute on Instagram, posted just a few hours before his public memorial which is streaming tonight.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterA tribute for the late Tony award-winning actor Nick Cordero will go live today at 4PM PST/7PM EST on broadwayondemand.com. His wife Amanda Kloots has taken to Instagram in the days leading up to the tribute to remember her husband who died on July 5 after a battle with coronavirus.Kloots gave frequent updates on his health throughout the battle and has since posted emotional and moving videos and tributes to Cordero.“You’ve been gone two months today,” she wrote in a caption to a picture of her and Cordero.

Nick Cordero. The Broadway star died on July 5, following a lengthy hospitalization and numerous health complications due to COVID-19.

Amanda Kloots continues to mourn the loss of the love of her life — and we’re right there in missing Broadway star Nick Cordero after his tragic death two months ago.

Nearly two months after her husband Nick Cordero succumbed to his battle with COVID-19, Amanda Kloots released her first duet with him.Kloots, 38, took to Instagram on Thursday to release the song Not Far Away, which is also the couple's third wedding anniversary.She also took to Instagram on Wednesday to reveal the lyrics to the song, which her late husband was working on at the time of his death and she finished. View this post on Instagram For your gift, I give you music- the release of your song, Not Far Away.

After her late husband Nick Cordero‘s death, Amanda Kloots decided to finish his song “Not Far Away” and record it as a duet between them.

Amanda Kloots is honoring late husband Nick Cordero on what would have been their third wedding anniversary. The celebrity fitness instructor released a heartfelt duet with Cordero to Instagram on Thursday.«Happy 3rd Anniversary Nick!» Kloots captioned the post.

Amanda Kloots pays a touching tribute to her late husband Nick Cordero on their third anniversary.

She announced days ago that she'd completed the lyrics on a song started by her late husband Nick Cordero to celebrate wedding anniversary on September 3.And Amanda Kloots had another surprise musical connection to her husband when she learned that FINNEAS' new single What They'll Say About Us was written with her husband's COVID-19 battle in mind.The 38-year-old dancer took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday evening to record an emotional response to the moving ballad.

Finneas O’Connell – aka FINNEAS – has released a new single, entitled ‘What They’ll Say About Us’.The track, released today (September 3), follows on from O’Connell releasing the deluxe edition of his 2019 debut EP ‘Blood Harmony’ last month. As with the majority of his songs, O’Connell wrote and produced the song himself.The single’s release has been accompanied by a one-take music video, directed by Sam Bennett.Watch it below:In a statement, O’Connell noted that the song’s inspiration came from attending a protest rally and reading the story of the late actor Nick Cordero.“Some will overcome and wake up again,” he said.“[O]thers, tragically may not.

Finneas has a new, emotional single ready for fans.