Actor Nick Cordero (New York, special unit) died at age 41 from coronavirus

Nick Cordero passed away this Sunday, July 5, 2020. Placed on life support after contracting the coronavirus, he had been struggling since last March.

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Nick lamb died this Sunday, July 5 from the coronavirus. After contracting the disease last March, his condition rapidly deteriorated. Bedridden and placed on an artificial respirator, Nick lamb suffered two heart attacks and a leg amputation last April due to bleeding problems. Since his admission to intensive care on March 31, he has been fighting for his life and his wife Amanda Kloots-Larsen informed his admirers of his daily progress on Instagram. “We weaned her off the anticoagulants, but it was going to cause clotting in her right leg again. She will therefore be amputated today”, she said at the time.

A heartbreaking message

This July 5, it is to announce the death of her husband that she spoke in a long poignant message. “God just welcomed a new angel to heaven. My dear husband passed away this morning. He was surrounded by the love of his family, who sang and prayed as he gently left the earth. believe it and suffer. My heart is broken because I cannot imagine our life without it “, she wrote in the caption of a photo of the actor. Married since 2017, Amanda and Nick lamb welcomed their only son, named Elvis, only a year ago. “He loved his family and he loved being a father and a husband. Elvis and I will be missed in all that we do, every day,” she added, bruised.

A great career

In addition to being a daddy present for his son and a star on Broadway, the 41-year-old comedian had also made a career on the small screen. His face was particularly familiar to fans of New York, special unit since he had embodied, from 2015 to 2019, the double character of Anthony / Robby Marino in the detective series broadcast on TF1. A news that saddened many actors including Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy the vampire slayer) or Zach Braff (Srubs).

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