Two 90 Day Fiancé stars are currently battling Covid-19 after testing positive for the virus.
Jenny Slatten, 61, and Sumit Singh, 32, revealed their diagnosis via his Instagram account on Friday.
‘Sorry to inform you all that we both are Covid positive. We are doing okay and hoping to recover asap. Love you all,’ Singh captioned a snap of the smiling pair alongside both a prayer hands and a red heart emoji as they deal with the virus together in India.
Tested positive: Two 90 Day Fiancé stars are currently battling Covid-19 after testing positive for the virus. Jenny Slatten, 61, and Sumit Singh, 32, revealed their diagnosis via his Instagram account on Friday
‘Thank you all for praying for us. Thank you all for hoping best for us and for wishing us good health and stay safe,’ he added with a series of hashtags, including one for ‘recovering.’
The couple are currently living in India while the country has been experiencing a public health crisis due to a second wave of positive cases.
The hit reality series has followed Jenny and Sumit’s complicated journey to finding love since the first season of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way in 2019.
The duo first connected online before Jenny eventually relocated from her Palm Springs, California, home to India to be with him.
Battling Covid: ‘Sorry to inform you all that we both are Covid positive. We are doing okay and hoping to recover asap. Love you all,’ Singh captioned a snap of the smiling pair alongside both a prayer hands and a red heart emoji as they deal with the virus together in India
Prayers: ‘Thank you all for praying for us. Thank you all for hoping best for us and for wishing us good health and stay safe,’ he added. The couple are currently living in India while the country has been experiencing a public health crisis due to a second wave of high coronavirus cases
The couple appeared on a second season of the show as it documented their numerous obstacles, such as their 29-year age difference.
It also covered his parents’ disapproval of their relationship because of her inability to bear children.
The two ultimately called off their engagement during the season two finale, but are still happily living together.
It is unclear how Jenny has maintained her visa status, but Jenny’s daughter Christina recently called Sumit ‘pops’ in an Instagram comment, spurring speculations from fans that they may have tied the knot away from reality cameras.
True love: The hit reality series has followed Jenny and Sumit’s complicated journey to finding love since the first season of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way in 2019. The duo first connected online before Jenny eventually relocated from her California home to India to be with him
Obstacles: The couple appeared on a second season of the show as it documented their numerous obstacles, such as their 29-year age difference. It also covered his parents’ disapproval of their relationship because of her inability to bear children
At this point, coronavirus is just another bump in the road of the lovebirds’ unusual love story.
Jenny spoke about how Covid restrictions like India’s lockdown affected her wedding plans last year.
‘We swore that nothing was going to stop us this time. And now bam! Everything’s been put on hold,’ she said on the show.
‘The uncertainty bothers me, of course, because my visa is going to expire and I can’t leave the country, so the only thing I can do is just keep hoping that they’re gonna keep extending my visa,’ she added.
Delayed wedding plans: Jenny spoke about how Covid restrictions like India’s lockdown affected her wedding plans last year. ‘We swore that nothing was going to stop us this time. And now bam! Everything’s been put on hold,’ she said on the show
India’s coronavirus disaster deepened on Thursday with the nation reporting 3,645 deaths in 24 hours and total deaths surpassing 200,000. Pictured – A banqueting hall in New Delhi was turned into a makeshift ward as hospitals struggle to cope
India’s coronavirus disaster deepened on Thursday with the nation reporting 3,645 deaths in 24 hours and total deaths surpassing 200,000.
Confirmed new cases in India hit a new global record of more than 379,000. However, the official numbers are widely believed to be far below the reality.
The news comes as Priyanka Chopra, 38, partnered with donation platform @GiveIndia to set up a fundraiser #TogetherForIndia and issued an emotional appeal for help on her Instagram.
Emotional: Priyanka Chopra has issued an emotional appeal for help for her home country of India as COVID-19 deaths spiral out of control and hospitals run out of oxygen and equipment
‘I’m sitting in London and hearing from my friends and family in India about how hospitals are at capacity, there are no rooms in ICUs, ambulances are too busy, oxygen supply is less,’ she shared in the clip.
‘India is my home and India is bleeding. And we, as a global community, need to care,’ she went on. ‘And I’ll tell you why we need to care: Because unless everyone is safe, no one is safe.’
‘People are dying in record numbers. There is illness everywhere, and it’s only continuing to spread and kill at great speed and scale,’ Priyanka wrote in the caption accompanying her video message.
In many Indian cities, hospitals are running out of beds as relatives of the sick crowd jostle for medicines and oxygen cylinders. Family members have taken to social media to beg for oxygen cylinders for their loved ones
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