Smokey Robinson details ‘debilitating’ COVID bout: ‘One of the most frightening fights I’ve ever had’
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The Motown legend, 81, said that his battle with COVID-19 was “touch and go” and that he wasn’t sure he would ever sing again after the virus “took [his] voice” for a spell.
"I am a COVID survivor," Robinson said. "I got it severely and I was hospitalized for 11 days — and four or five of those I do not even remember. It really was touch and go and a terribly debilitating ailment."
The Grammy winner said he is nearly fully recovered but went on to explain that he ended up coming down with a cold around Christmastime and a first coronavirus test came back negative. Robinson said he began to feel worse and took a second test that confirmed a positive case and he moved into his guest house to mitigate the potential spread and risk to his wife.
‘Blue Bloods’ star Donnie Wahlberg ‘started crying and didn’t stop’ while filming final dinner scene
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