Catt Sadler Contracts Breakthrough Case Of COVID-19: 'Delta Is Relentless'
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The entertainment reporter said she's fully vaccinated and had been caring for an unvaccinated person with COVID-19.
Entertainment reporter Catt Sadler warned people on Instagram on Tuesday not to “let your guard down” after she tested positive for the highly transmissible delta variant of COVID-19, despite being fully vaccinated. Sadler, 46, said she contracted the virus while caring for an unvaccinated person she initially thought had the flu. “I assumed I would be fine,” wrote Sadler, who said she wore a mask around the person. “Well I’m not. I’m one of many breakthrough cases that we are seeing more of each and every day.”
The ceremony airs on March 2 on ABC, Hulu Live TV and elsewhere.
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