Amanda Kloots Opens Nick Cordero’s Phone for the First Time Since His Coma: See His Moving Final Photos

The widow of Tony nominee Nick Cordero, Amanda Kloots, revealed the 'really good advice' about the mourning process she received Monday night from a girlfriend.'She said, "You know Amanda, I think it would be a great thing for you if you found something that was new for yourself right now - that you haven't done before, that doesn't have any attachment to your past with Nick and your past as Nick and Amanda,"' the grieving 38-year-old said Tuesday via Instastory.'"You have so much in your life that is with Nick and will always be with Nick, but maybe something to help you through this grief is to find that something that is new - that's your experience and your's alone that can make you feel comforted during this transition." And I just

A small memorial service for late Broadway star Nick Cordero took place over the weekend and Cordero's wife took to social media to share details about the "beautiful and perfect" service. "We had a small memorial yesterday with close family and friends.

Nick Cordero is being remembered by his close friends and family. The Broadway actor died last week at 41 after a fight with coronavirus left him in poor condition for several months.

On Saturday, Amanda Kloots shared a memorial for her late husband, Nick Cordero, after it was reported that he died from coronavirus complications. On her Instagram today, Kloots told her fans and followers that she and her family and friends held a small memorial for Nick.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerAmanda Kloots, wife of the late Broadway actor Nick Cordero, has posted details of his memorial service online today, a week after he died from coronavirus complications.Kloots shared the “celebration” of Cordero’s life and shared a photo with herself and Cordero’s 13-month-old son, Elvis.“I said, ‘Nick would have wanted this to be a celebration. Let’s try to laugh, share great stories and sing for him and to his memory,'” Kloots recounted.

COVID-19-related complications, his wife Amanda Kloots, who documented her husband's long and harrowing battle with the disease on social media, shared highlights from the "small memorial" she held for Nick "with close family and friends" on Saturday, July 11, on Instagram."I said, 'Nick would have wanted this to be a celebration,'" Amanda told followers, sharing a photo of herself smiling as Elvis, the 13-month-old son she shares with Nick, smiled while sitting on his mom's shoulders. "Let's try to laugh, share great stories and sing for him and to his memory.' He would have loved it.

Nick Cordero‘s widow, Amanda Kloots, hosted a “beautiful and perfect” memorial service to celebrate the late Broadway star’s life.The personal trainer, 38, shared via Instagram on Sunday, July 11, that she gathered with Cordero’s close friends and family over the weekend for the ceremony.“I said, ‘Nick would have wanted this to be a celebration. Let’s try to laugh, share great stories and sing for him and to his memory,'” Kloots captioned a photo of herself holding the couple’s 13-month-old son, Elvis.

Amanda Kloots has continued to be open and honest with her followers on social media after losing her husband, Nick Cordero, last week to COVID-19 complications.And the actress opened up to her followers about how 'scared' she was regarding her 'new normal,' on Sunday morning.The 38-year-old said she held a beautiful small memorial service for her late husband on Saturday evening and was 'hit hard' when one of their favorite songs played. Opening up: Amanda Kloots took to social media on Sunday where she confessed that she was 'scared of her new normal' following the death of her husband, Nick Cordero'We had a small memorial yesterday with close family and friends,' she began the lengthy post.

Nick Cordero was remembered by friends and family at an intimate memorial on Saturday. The Broadway star’s widow, Amanda Kloots, took to Instagram on Sunday to share details of the emotional event — and reveal that she’s “scared of my new normal” without her husband.

Nick Cordero was remembered by friends and family at an intimate memorial on Saturday. The Broadway star's widow, Amanda Kloots, took to Instagram on Sunday to share details of the emotional event — and reveal that she's «scared of my new normal» without her husband. Cordero died on July 5, after 95 days in the ICU battling complications from coronavirus.

Amanda Kloots has commemorated her late husband Nick Cordero at a small memorial with close family and friends. She said the Broadway star, who tragically passed away after a battle with COVID-19, was there in “spirit” when she took to Instagram on July 12. “We had a small memorial yesterday with close family and friends,” Amanda captioned the post, which featured a snap of her with son Elvis on her shoulders. “I said, “Nick would have wanted this to be a celebration. Let’s try to laugh, share great stories and sing for him and to his memory.” He would have loved it. It was beautiful and perfect. His spirit was definitely there.”

(CNN)Amanda Kloots loves Nick Cordero so much that it was hard for others not to love him as well.Throughout the three months he was hospitalized with Covid-19 complications, thousands who had never even met the Broadway actor or saw him on stage posted encouraging messages and videos on social media, singing songs he performed as they rallied to support Cordero.Those same people are now mourning with Kloots after she announced Sunday that her husband had died, more than 90 days after he first entered the ICU at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.Cordero was 41.His resilience -- and Kloots' seemingly endless reserve of positivity and faith -- were inspirational to many.

Amanda Klootshas been busy keeping her late husband Nick Cordero's memory alive on social media, ever since the 41-year-old Broadway star died earlier this week from complications ofCOVID-19.But even amid her unimaginable heartbreak, the 38-year-old fitness personality was able to muster up the emotional and physical strength on Friday morning to run errands in Los Angeles.Kloots set the example by donning a CDC recommended face mask as she dropped clothes off at a dry cleaners and grabbed groceries at a local market.Later in the day, Amanda returned to Instagram to post a touching video Nick had taken of her and their one-year-old son Elvis during a day at the park in February.

Amanda Kloots got candid about dealing with grief on her Instagram Stories this week, shortly after losing her husband, Nick Cordero, to coronavirus.

Amanda Kloots is opening up about her grief following the death of her husband, Nick Cordero. On her Instagram Stories Thursday night, Kloots first shared a letter she wrote to her and Cordero's 1-year-old son, Elvis, to explain "everything that happened" with his father, which read in part: "I miss him so much.

It’s been heartbreaking watching Nick Cordero’s friends and family mourn his passing.

Amanda Kloots, the wife of late Broadway actor Nick Cordero, showed how she’s keeping his memory alive for their 1-year-old son, Elvis. On Thursday, Kloots shared a heartfelt video on her Instagram Story, showing her son's face light up while watching old videos of his dad.

Amanda Kloots shared a sweet story about her 12-month-old son, Elvis, recognizing his late father, Nick Cordero, in throwback videos.“I, of course, didn’t get it on camera because I didn’t expect this to happen, but I was showing Elvis videos of Nick,” the fitness guru, 38, said on her Thursday, July 9, Instagram Story. “This one video was Nick talking, leaving a voicemail message for a friend … and Elvis saw it and smiled and leaned into the phone to give his dad a kiss and then kept gong … in and out kissing the phone, kissing his dad.”The former Radio City Rockette said her “heart just melted, explaining, “It made me feel so good because it made me feel like he recognizes Nick.

Nick Cordero's journey battling the coronavirus. But after Cordero died last week at the age of 41, Kloots decided on Thursday night to get candid about her own grief. In a series of tearful videos on her Instagram Stories, the often-positive Kloots wasn't afraid to cry and share. «I've been doing this lately where I kind of just talk to Nick,» she says of the late Broadway star.

Amanda Kloots has been reflecting on her husband Nick Cordero's legacy ever since he died earlier this week from complications ofCOVID-19.And the fitness personality is focusing on their son Elvis, as well as her own grief process during the difficult time.She posted a video Thursday to her Instagram Story about her emotional struggle following their loss, after she penned a heartfelt letter to her baby boy.

Nick Cordero’s widow, Amanda Kloots, has shared a heartwarming story about how the couple’s son, Elvis, started kissing her phone while watching videos of his late father. Cordero died on Sunday following a three-month battle with the coronavirus.