Hulu's Chippendales series starring Kumail Nanjiani pauses production after a positive COVID-19 test

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While COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are drastically going down across the country, the pandemic isn't completely over yet, as Hulu's untitled Chippendales series starring Kumail Nanjiani recently found out.The currently-untitled Hulu series (formerly known as Immigrant) has paused production due to a positive COVID-19 test, according to Deadline.The positive test came within the show's Zone 1, which includes the cast members and those directly interacting with them, though it wasn't revealed who tested positive.

New show:While COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are drastically going down across the country, the pandemic isn't completely over yet, as Hulu's untitled Chippendales series starring Kumail Nanjiani recently found out Paused:The currently-untitled Hulu series (formerly known as Immigrant) has paused production due to a positive COVID-19 test, according to DeadlineFilming is said to be shut down for the rest of the week, with production resuming as normal next week.The news comes just days after Belfast director Kenneth Branagh announced he tested positive for COVID-19, along with Hillary Clinton and White House press secretary Jen Psaki.

The person who contracted COVID-19 on the series was not identified, and it's currently unclear if the virus has spread throughout the set or not.

Shut down:Filming is said to be shut down for the rest of the week, with production resuming as normal next weekThe untitled series hails from Pam & Tommy creator Robert Siegel, which tells the true story of Indian-American entrepreneurSomen “Steve” Banerjee (Nanjiani).The show will show how Banerjee created Chippendales in 1979, the first all-male stripping troupe in America.The series will explore the, 'insane, darkly.