Amanda Kloots Says She's Ready for Therapy to 'Address the Trauma' of Husband Nick Cordero's Death

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Stacey Solomon has admitted she’s already “missing the boys” after heading away from home to start a new job.The star has said goodbye to her beloved Pickle Cottage for a few days with her youngest daughter Rose.Stacey shared the update to her five million Instagram followers earlier today.She posted a picture of her new puppy on her Story as she explained what was happening.Stacey penned: “Happy Friday. I might be a little quite for a few days.

Twitter a throwback clip of a Pointless episode that almost got “taken off air”.The video had been posted by a viewer as Cressida Dick was trending on the social media platform after she resigned as the Metropolitan Police commissioner.Captioning the video, Twitter user JNPhillips4 wrote: “Saw #CressidaDick trending and remembered this wonderful moment from Pointless.TV gold.”Richard swiftly reacted to the clip, typing: “Thank you for this reminder @JNPhillips4.“This is the closest Pointless has ever come to being taken off air.”The clip, which dates back to 2018, featured a player named Billy trying to guess the name of the “Senior Police officer appointed the first female commissioner of the Metropolitan Police”.Asked by host Alexander Armstrong for his final answer, he asserted: “The top is Caressa Dick. I think I’ll go for Caressa Dick.”Richard could be seen in different shots snickering as Alexander repeated the player’s answer before announcing it was incorrect.In a later tweet, Richard clarified that there was a “happy ending” to Billy’s participation in the programme.He typed: “The lovely thing about this clip is that Billy really did make money from 'It'll Be Alright On The Night' for it.

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Amanda Kloots said she misses 'every single bit' of late husband Nick Cordero as she marked six-months since the Broadway star'sdeath from coronavirus complications.Kloots, 38, celebrated Cordero's spirit as she shared a candid clip of him singing to her over a FaceTime call.The dancer/latest addition to The Talk explained how much 'comfort' she found in the simple clip, while telling followers how 'lucky' she was to have these reminders of the actor, who died at just 41-years-old in July. Missed: Amanda Kloots shared a special moment of late husband Nick Cordero singing to her as she reflected on life six-months since his death from coronavirus complications'Today marks six months since Nick passed,' she wrote in the caption.

Amanda Kloots joyously made her official co-hosting debut on CBS' The Talk during Monday's episode.And following the episode, thefitness enthusiast, 38,excitedly took to Instagram to reflect on the experience and to declare her hosting gig as the 'best job in the world.''HOLY MOLY! First day of school and it was so fun!!!' began Kloots, who included The Talk's official cast photo with her post.

started their first days as co-hosts of on Monday. ET's Kevin Frazier spoke with both women, who said it felt like the first day of school.«It's like this bubbling, exciting energy inside of me and it finally feels like this dream is becoming a reality,» Kloots says.

On Jan. 2, Amanda Kloots shared an emotional and honest post via her Instagram story about the difficulty of grieving her late husband Nick Cordero, who died of complications from COVID-19 at age 41.

It has been a tough and heartbreaking year for Amanda Kloots.

A New Year brings new faces.

 Amanda Kloots  certainly proved that she’s a warrior in 2020. Experiencing one of the toughest years of her life that consisted of her losing her husband, actor Nick Cordero from COVID-19 back in July, the fitness instructor is gearing up for a new job and a fresh start in the new year.A post shared by AK! ⭐️ (@amandakloots)Today marked the dancer’s first day as a new co-host on the show, ‘The Talk.’ In an interview with People she opened up about what she is looking forward to in 2021.

Amanda Kloots is beginning a brilliant new chapter in her life today as she joins the cast of The Talk as a co-host, and she is making sure her late husband is with her for this next phase.The professional dancer and TV personality lost her Tony nominated Broadway star husband, Nick Cordero, in July following his long and painful battle with Coronavirus.  Amanda chronicled her husband's battle with the disease in the early days of the pandemic and helped to put a real human face on its devastating effects, while sharing her own hope, faith and resilience along the way.RELATED: Sharon Osbourne shares rare photo of daughter Amy after coronavirus diagnosisWATCH: Amanda Kloots pays tribute to deceased husband who she lost to coronavirus with

Amanda Kloots shared a vulnerable post about trying to remain 'positive and active' as she continues to grieve the death of her husband, Nick Cordero, who died in July.Despite herbest efforts to navigatethe significant loss by herself, the 38-year-old co-host of CBS' The Talk opened up about her decision to seekout professional help.'New Years has been tough, extremely hard for me. I've cried more recently than in awhile.

Amanda Kloots is opening up about how rough not only the holidays, but the year, has been on her following the tragic passing of her husband, actor Nick Cordero.

Nick Cordero to COVID-19 in July, the new co-host is sharing a moving message for the new year. Kloots posted a photo of herself holding the late Cordero and her 1-year-old son's hand while walking in a field.«Everyday is a gift. Hard days are a gift.

With no Tony Awards this year to honor those Broadway stars and workers who have passed away, a new In Memoriam video directed by actor Raúl Esparza is picking up the mantle. The eight-minute video, called Broadway Remembers, with vocal performances by Esparza and Sierra Boggess pays tribute to more than 100 people from the theater community who June 2019 between December 2020.

Amanda Kloots has shared a moving post, five months on from her husband Nick Cordero's tragic death. Taking to Instagram on Thursday, The Talk's new host reflected on life since the Broadway actor's sad passing from COVID-19 aged just 41.RELATED: 7 royals who tested positive for coronavirus and what they said about itIn the message accompanying a beautiful illustration of her family, Amanda expressed her regrets about wishing time away and not making the most of every "precious" moment on earth together.The mother-of-one is raising son Elvis, one, alone following Nick's death.