Colin Hanks: Last News

Every parent has been faced with explaining coronavirus to their kids, but for Colin Hanks and wife, Samatha Bryant, things were extra personal as they had to tell their daughters that their grandparents, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, had contracted it.

Colin Hanks shared how he spoke with his and Samantha Bryant‘s two daughters about the coronavirus pandemic.“I told them that there’s something very serious going on … an illness,” the actor, 42, exclusively told Us Weekly on Thursday, July 16, while promoting his Hanks Kerchiefs partnership with the Parks Project. “Something that’s making people sick and provided you do what the doctors tell you to do, and you wash your hands and you keep your distance and you socially distance from people … things are going to be OK.”The California native and Bryant, 40, are “in the same group as everyone else” quarantining with Olivia, 9, and Charlotte, 7.

Rita Wilson described Tom Hanks as her "anchor" as she celebrated his 64th birthday. His wife and his son Colin Hanks led tributes to the 'Forrest Gump' star on Thursday (09.07.20) as they marked the big day.

Tom Hanks marked his 64th birthday on Thursday.Rita Wilson, Colin Hanks and Charlize Theron took to social media to honor the actor and send him well wishes.His son Colin's tribute stands out as he continued his years long joke of posting a photo of Michael Keaton whenever honoring his dad. Birthday boy: Tom Hanks marked his 64th birthday on Thursday with tributes from his wife Rita Wilson, son Colin Hanks and friend Charlize TheronHis wife Rita, who he married in 1988 and shares two sons Chet and Truman with, shared a sweet snap of the star smiling.'Happy birthday @tomhanks,' she wrote.

Colin Hanks is calling on his fellow Americans to wear a mask.

The Wonders, the fictional That Thing You Do! quartet, reunited for a watch party of the 1996 film in an effort to raise money for MusiCares’ COVID-19 relief fund.The Friday night (April 17) Zoom reunion, streaming via YouTube, featured commentary from cast members Ethan Embry, Johnathon Schaech, Tom Everett Scott and Steve Zahn at home.Tom Hanks -- who directed That Thing You Do! and played the Wonders' manager -- did not make an appearance during the virtual meetup, but his son Colin Hanks did join the party.The reunion came after the death of beloved songwriter Adam Schlesinger, who penned the song that shot the Wonders to fame in the film. Schlesinger died due to COVID-19 complications on April 1.“Thank you, Adam Schlesinger.

He's been spotted out multiples times with a mask and thick gloves to protect himself from the coronavirus.But Colin Hanks didn't follow his usual safety procedures on Friday as he stepped out in Los Angeles.The 42-year-old actor was joined on his walk by his youngest daughter Charlotte, six, who rode her bicycle at his side.

Colin Hanks is staying safe while out in public.

Colin Hanks was spotted donning a mask a he went on a food run in Los Angeles Sunday, a day after his father Tom Hanks hosted Saturday Night Live from his home amid the coronavirus lockdown.The Sacramento, California-born actor, 42, looked to be well-protected against the bug as he was clad in a long-sleeved black top with brown leather gloves, jeans and a black ball cap while stepping out in the Los Feliz neighborhood in the City of Angels.Colin, who's been seen in Jumanji: The Next Level and Life in Pieces in recent years, rounded out his rugged ensemble with brown work boots on an overcast Easter Sunday.

Colin Hanks made sure to protect himself while out riding bikes with his daughters on Tuesday.The 42-year-old actor wore a pair of leather gloves to fend off germs during his trip outside with girls Olivia, nine, and Charlotte, six.The son of Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson wasn't taking any chances after seeing how the illness affected his parents. Safety first: Colin Hanks protected himself with leather gloves while riding bikes around his LA neighborhood with his daughters TuesdayColin lead his daughters around the neighborhood, keeping a close eye on the two.

Tom Hanks was one of the first celebrities to announce his positive diagnosis of COVID-19 last month. Now, the actor's son, Colin Hanks, is turning his hobby of crafting kerchiefs into a nationwide charity effort.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to people becoming more resourceful than ever.

Colin Hanks is showing fans how they can make their own face masks at home out of a bandana or kerchief!

Colin Hanks practiced some social distancing while getting fresh air with his two daughters and the family dog on Thursday in Los Angeles.Recently, Colin, 42, and his younger brother Chet, 29, have been updating fans on their parents recovery from contracting the novel coronavirus a few weeks ago.Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson revealed on social media that they had both tested positive for COVID-19 while in Australia, having caught the virus while in the United States.

His superstar dad was one of the first high-profile victims of the coronavirus pandemic.And Colin Hanks clearly wasn't taking any chances when it came to his own health, with the Fargo actor spotted out and about in Los Angeles wearing plenty of protective gear on Wednesday.The 42-year-old son of Hanks and the late actressSamantha Lewes covered his face with a construction dust mask and wore latex gloves as he head to his car. Masked man: Colin Hanks clearly wasn't taking any chances when it came to his own health, with the Fargo actor spotted out and about in Los Angeles wearing plenty of protective gearApart from the protective gear, the father-of-two went casual in a T-shirt, trousers and checked Vans sneakers.

Colin Hanks is taking every precaution he can against the coronavirus while out in public. The 42-year-old actor was spotted wearing a white face mask and green latex gloves while taking his French bulldog, Earl Boykins, to a veterinarian in Los Angeles on Wednesday. Colin is the eldest son of Tom Hanks, who, along with wife Rita Wilson, were the first big names to go public with the fact that they had been diagnosed with coronavirus. He has not been in close contact with either recently, as they have been in Australia as of late.

Colin Hanks makes his way back to his car after dropping his dog off at the vet on Wednesday afternoon (March 25) in Los Angeles.

Colin Hanks, 42, thinks Donald Trump, 72, could do better as a president fighting the coronavirus pandemic! The health scare poses a personal threat for the Jumanji star. His famous dad Tom Hanks, 63, and stepmom Rita Wilson, 63, are currently isolated in Australia while recovering from COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the recently discovered strain of coronavirus. To prove his point, Colin took to Twitter and ripped into the POTUS in two separate tweets on March 11.

His father, Tom Hanks, and step-mom, Rita Wilson, announced last week while in Australia that they had contracted coronavirus.And while in Los Angeles many people have opted to stay indoors to protect themselves from the spread of the virus, son Colin Hanks was spotted out and about on Saturday morning.The 42-year-old actor was seen picking up some food from Joan's on Third in Los Angeles. Out and about:Colin Hanks steps out to pick up food in Los Angeles on Saturday...

His dad Tom Hanks, 63, revealed he and wife Rita Wilson, also 63, have contracted coronavirus and are in isolation in Australia.And two days after his father revealed the diagnosis. Colin Hanks shared vintage safety ads about preventing the spread of germs.One ad he shared on Friday read: 'Stop where's your handkerchief? Ah, here it is! That's the way - safe for everyone.' Reminder: Two days after his father Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson revealed the diagnosis.

Tom Hanks' actor son Colin is trying to keep to his normal routine amid news his dad Tom and step-mom Rita Wilson have contracted coronavirus.The Dexter actor wasn't letting the family health news keep him from errands.Signaling things were business as usual, second generation talent Colin, 42, bravely ventured out for morning pastries before taking out the trash. Normal: Colin Hanks tried to keep things normal in LA after learning his dad Tom and step-mom Rita had contracted coronavirus On high alert: Colin's dad Tom and stepmom Rita revealed they had contracted the virus on Wednesday.