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Amanda Kloots recently expressed that her three-year-old son, Elvis, has been asking 'where his dad is' after his tragic passing two years ago due to Covid-related complications. The Talk co-host, 40, opened up about her grief since losing her husband, Nick Cordero, on iHeartRadio's The Important Things With Bobbi Brown, which aired earlier Tuesday. The dancer explained that her son, who was 13-months-old when his father died, still remembers his dad, adding, 'I have to now face his grief after dealing with mine.'  Remembering his father: Amanda Kloots, 40, revealed that her three-year-old son, Elvis, has begun asked 'where his dad is' after his passing in 2020  During the interview, Amanda revealed that her son, Elvis, has started to ask her questions about his father.  'I feel like that part of grief is going to start happening, where I have to now face his grief after dealing with mine for the last two years,' she explained on the show. The actress further expressed that it has not been an easy road, 'helping Elvis understand at this young age where dad is, why dad doesn't live with us, what happened to dad.

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Amanda Kloots is remembering her late husband Nick Cordero.

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Amanda Kloots is honoring her late husband, Nick Cordero, three years after his death. Kloots took to Instagram on Wednesday to share what she loved and admired most about the Broadway star and highlight the impact his life made on those that knew him best. «Three years ago today Nick passed away. Though he’s not with us anymore I feel, and I know other people that knew him feel, that his spirit lives on in the biggest way.

Amanda Kloots is celebrating her son Elvis' birthday by looking back on her late husband Nick Cordero's feelings about fatherhood.Kloots took to Instagram Saturday to share a Reel chronicling Elvis' birth and his first few weeks of life alongside his parents, particularly the late Broadway star. The video was dubbed with a recording from Cordero's one man show , in which he talked about becoming a father.«I know a lot of you… So, I'm sure that you are aware that my wife Amanda and I are expecting our first child,» Cordero is heard saying, to the applause of the audience. «And we're so excited.

Amanda Kloots is opening up about the support she received in the wake of her late husband Nick Cordero's death.In an exclusive interview with ET,  co-host explained how Cordero's longtime friend and co-star, Zach Braff, opened not only his heart, but his home, to her and her young son, Elvis, when they needed it most. Cordero tragically died in July 2020 at 41 years old from complications of COVID-19 after a three-month hospitalization. The Broadway star's friendship with Braff dates back to 2014, when they starred in the Woody Allen musical, . Amid Cordero's hospitalization, Kloots and Elvis stayed at Braff's guest house in Los Angeles. ET's Nischelle Turner asked Kloots what Braff's support during that challenging time meant to her.

three years after his untimely death, Nick Cordero's memory lives on with his wife, Amanda Kloots, and their son, Elvis — including in their dreams. In an exclusive interview with ET, the  co-host shared her dreams about her late husband, who tragically died in July 2020 from complications of COVID-19 after a three-month hospitalization. The Broadway star, who married Kloots in 2017 before they welcomed their son in 2019, was 41 years old. «I've only had three dreams of Nick since he passed, but they’ve been the most beautiful, wonderful, heartwarming dreams that, when I wake up, I feel like they really happened,» she tells ET's Nischelle Turner. Every time, Kloots has gotten a message.

Amanda Kloots has recalled the heartbreaking moment she left her husband Nick Cordero at a hospital after he was struck down with COVID-19. The Broadway actor fell ill in March 2020 and spent three months in hospital battling the bug - even having one of his legs amputated - before he eventually succumbed to the disease - and Amanda has relived the painful trip to the medical centre in Los Angeles three years on revealing it was the last proper day she spent with her husband. In a post on Instagram, she wrote: "Three years ago today we took Nick to the emergency room at Cedars Sinai.

Florence Pugh has no problem being her ex, Zach Braff's, muse. The 27-year-old actress is starring in Braff's new film,, in the lead role of Allison, which he specifically wrote for her.Pugh spoke with ET's Rachel Smith about the making of the film, calling it «such a special time.» Braff wrote the film as he was grieving the loss of several important people in his life, including his friend, Nick Cordero, who died of COVID-19 in 2020. The story, which follows Pugh's Allison as she works to overcome an opioid addiction in the wake of a tragic accident, handles a dark storyline with brevity.«We were living in that time where it was immense darkness and yet through the light of seeing our friends and laughing with our friends made it possible, and I think that's what Zach does so well is he's so good at writing people going through hard times but with that they constantly find levity and constantly find light,» Pugh shared. As for taking on a role specifically written for her, Pugh felt that slipping into the character had a different kind of ease. «Him writing for me, it's a luxury.

Zach Braff channeled his grief into art. The filmmaker spoke with ET ahead of the premiere of his new film, , and shared how his late family and relationship with his ex-girlfriend Florence Pugh inspired the star-studded drama.«It's been about four years of a lot of loss,» Braff told ET's Rachel Smith, musing on the deaths of his sister, father, and close friend, Nick Cordero during the COVID lockdown in California.

K.J. Yossman Florence Pugh and Zach Braff reunited in London on Wednesday evening for the premiere of their movie “A Good Person,” which Braff wrote, directed and produced and which Pugh starred in and produced. In the film, Pugh stars opposite Morgan Freeman as a young woman who descends into opioid addiction after a car she is driving is involved in a serious crash. During a Q&A session after the screening, Braff told the audience he wrote the screenplay for Pugh during the COVID-19 lockdown while still grappling with grief over the deaths of his sister and father in 2018 followed by his close friend Nick Cordero, who died from COVID complications in 2020.

Amanda Kloots has suffered yet another devastating loss.The Talk host, 40, announced her mother-in-law Lesley Cordero - who is the mother of her late husband Nick Cordero - had passed away in a heartfelt message shared to Instagram on Friday. The Fit For Christmas star shared how she and Lesley had gotten close when her husband, Nick, got sick and later died from Covid-19 in July 2020 at the age of 41. Close: Amanda Kloots has suffered yet another devastating loss.

Nick Cordero's widow Amanda Kloots has revealed that her first dates after his death were with men who, like her, had lost their spouses.Amanda, 40, rose to public prominence in 2020 while offering regular Instagram updates on her late husband's battle with COVID-19, which resulted in months of complications before he died at the age of just 41.Now on Cheryl Burke's podcast Diving Deep, she said going out with widowers 'helped break down that discomfort' of having 'a lot of emotional baggage.' Candor: Nick Cordero's widow Amanda Kloots has revealed that her first dates after his death were with men who, like her, had lost their spousesSince Nick's death, Amanda has published a memoir about him with her sister and become one of the hostesses of the daytime series The Talk.She is also raising her and Nick's three-year-old son Elvis, who was just over a year old when he heartrendingly lost his father.

Amanda Kloots opened up about watching her late husband Nick Cordero perform. While speaking to Entertainment Tonight for an interview published on Sunday, the Talk host recalled watching Nick onstage in scenes from his documentary Broadway Rising after his death. “It’s crazy, we have a little clip of his section from the documentary, and it really- it brings me to tears every time I see it,” Amanda shared.

Amanda Kloots has revealed she was 'terrified to move' into her first home without late husband Nick Cordero - but feels the actor 'shifted her' to the new house.Broadway star Nick died aged just 41 in July 2020 from Covid-related complications, leaving behind his beloved wife Amanda, 40, and their then 13-month-old son Elvis.Actress Amanda and Elvis, three, now moved into a new LA home in May 2021 just down the road from where she lived with Cordero  - with poignant touches - including photos of Nick on Elvis' pillows - ensuring his memory lives on.She told People: 'I love this little house. It feels very much like Nick shifted us here.

Amanda Kloots is at one of the most difficult points in any parenting journey. More than two years after Nick Cordero tragically passed away following a long battle with COVID-19, his son is beginning to wonder where he is.

Amanda Kloots is celebrating her late husband, Nick Cordero, on the anniversary of his tragic death.

Amanda Kloots paid tribute to her late husband, Nick Cordero, on the second anniversary of his death Monday with a video compilation of a few of their favorite moments together shared to Instagram. "Two years ago today Elvis and I said goodbye to Nick. It was the hardest day of my life," she captioned the short clip.

Tom Hanks is still confused about why Disney's new "Lightyear" film doesn't feature Tim Allen's voice, particularly given that the "Home Improvement" star voiced the beloved Buzz Lightyear action figure in all four of the "Toy Story" films. In an interview with CinemaBlend, Tom, who was the voice of Woody in "Toy Story," was asked about his new "Elvis" movie being in theaters at the same time as a Tim-less "Lightyear.""How 'bout that? I actually wanted to go head-to-head with Tim Allen, and then they didn't let Tim Allen do it. I don't understand that," Tom said. The "Forrest Gump" actor said he just hopes that people return to the theaters to see movies. "Here's the thing: I want to go back in the theater with a bunch of strangers and leave with something in common," he said. "That's what I want to do.