Tom Hanks spoke about the symptoms of coronavirus in himself and his wife

Tom Hanks was one of the first stars to become coronavirus in March. In an interview on The Late Show, he told the host Stephen Colbert what symptoms COVID-19 encountered and how his wife Rita Wilson overcame the illness, who also became infected.

The couple fell ill in Australia, where Hanks flew to shoot a new film. The actor noted that for him the news of a positive test for coronavirus was a shock: “We had no idea where we could get infected.”

According to the actor, the wife had a high fever and “terrible nausea”. Rita also lost her sense of smell: “We did not yet know about such a symptom. We ate food from delivery, and it seemed amazing to me, and Rita is like “tastes like sour milk”. I thought she was out of her mind. “

Interestingly, with Tom Hanks, the coronavirus showed itself in a completely different way: “My bones turned out to be made of crackers. Every time I walked, it felt like something inside me was cracking. ” At the same time, the 64-year-old actor’s sense of smell remained, but he was overtaken by another misfortune: Hanks admitted that there were severe pains in the “fifth point”, “as if someone had punched her”.

The couple took about 9-10 days to recover.