Everything Joe Rogan has said about the Covid vaccine as he tests positive for the virus

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Strictly Come Dancing star Kristina Rihanoff "incapable of reading a room" following her "insensitive" tweet about the war in Ukraine last week.The Swedish TV personality, 54, didn't hold back as she slammed the former dance pro for saying that she didn't "give a s**t about the war" in a now-deleted tweet.Taking to her column in The Sun, Ulrika addressed Kristina's comments, taking aim at her apology following the backlash her tweet ensued.Revealing that the crisis in Ukraine has deeply affected her, the mother-of-four told how shocked she was to hear Kristina exclaiming she didn't "give a s**t about war".Ulrika wrote: "Apparently she cares more about her failing yoga business, which was forced to shut during the lockdowns."She swiftly showered social media with apologies if she had upset anyone."Shame on her," she added.Ulrika went on: "How are some people so painfully incapable of reading the room?"The star went on to sarcastically address Kristina's apology, which saw her question the sincerity of the statement.She added: "And the moment an apology includes the word 'if', you know the antagonist meant every word they said."Former Strictly star Kristina sparked outrage last week over an "insensitive" tweet about Russia's ongoing attack on Ukraine.According to the MailOnline, the professional dancer told her 148,000 followers in a now-deleted tweet: “I do want to focus on what sort of punishment Boris Johnson will have for destroying my family run business and 1000 of others.“Many of my friends LOST businesses because of government lockdowns."Don't give a s**t about the war but I do about the debt because of NO TRADING for 2yrs.” (sic)After deleting the tweet, the dancer issued a lengthy apology claiming that it wasn't

William Earl Joe Rogan, who recently revealed his COVID diagnosis as well as a controversial treatment regimen that included ivermectin, took to the most recent episode of his podcast to talk about his illness as well as question media coverage of his recovery.On the Sept. 7 episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience,” the host was teased by his guest, Tom Segura, who referred to him as “Horse Worm Rogan,” a reference to the fact that versions of ivermectin are used to deworm livestock.“Bro, do I have to sue CNN?” he said.

Joe Rogan revealed he tested negative for coronavirus in a health update shared Friday to Instagram.  "Tested negative today! Thanks for all the kind wishes!" Rogan captioned a photo of his negative test result.  The podcast host originally announced the news about his diagnosis Wednesday on his Instagram. "I GOT COVID," Rogan captioned a video update.

majority of public and bipartisan support for Americans to get a jab or two of a COVID-19 vaccine, a number of public figures have spoken out in opposition of it.Several of them caught the virus themselves — and some have since even changed their tunes about the efficacy of vaccinations and the seriousness of the coronavirus itself.These well-known anti-vaxxers span from Hollywood stars — and their offspring — to commentators, now-deceased radio hosts, politicians, a “freedom defender” from Texas and a former CIA operative turned QAnon theorist.After contracting the coronavirus, some of the outspoken have even tried to find a remedy in ivermectin tablets.

contracted the virus.The “Joe Rogan Experience” host took to Instagram on Friday to reassure his followers that he was doing okay. The 54-year-old shared a photo of his test and wrote, “Tested negative today! Thanks for all the kind wishes!”On Wednesday, he revealed he got COVID-19 in another post.

At this point, we have to brace ourselves anytime Joe Rogan makes headlines.

Joe Rogan has revealed he’s recovering after being diagnosed with COVID-19.

criticized the need for COVID-19 vaccines — has been diagnosed with the coronavirus. The 54-year-old announcer revealed he contracted the coronavirus in a recent social media post.“I GOT COVID.

Joe Rogan has come down with coronavirus. The 54-year-old comedian took to Instagram on Wednesday to share with fans that he'd contracted the virus after being out on "the road." "I GOT COVID," he wrote in the caption alongside a video of himself explaining his diagnosis.

William Earl Joe Rogan, the mega-popular podcaster who has questioned the necessity of the COVID vaccine on his show, revealed to his fans that he was sick from coronavirus and has to postpone a live show. Rogan took to Instagram on Sept.