The coronavirus does not forgive anyone, not even the world of entertainment, as some celebrities such as Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson are already infected, while in others, fear of contracting the disease reigns.
Such is the case of Paulina Rubio, who arrived hooded and masked at the Mexico airport to prevent any kind of contagion.
Paulina Rubio's ex, Colate, decided to take a risk and searched at all costs for a flight that would take him from Spain to Miami for fear of being away from his son. Fortunately, he managed to travel before a pandemic was declared, and so he relates his experience.
Another who decided to take radical action before COVID-19 was Sylvester Stallone, who traded boxing gloves for latex ones to do his shopping. Madonna did not sit idly by either and preferred to cancel her concerts before the news broke that we are in a pandemic.
But who was not measured in his comments was Amanda Miguel, who was at the airport in Mexico when the press asked her if she was aware of the measures that she should have to avoid contagion, and in her statements she called "plagued" to people who they already have the disease.
Cardi B exploded in panic and among various profanities, she posted a video on her instagram account where she asked to explain how the virus came from China to the United States.
But not all celebrities are attacked with fear in the face of this global crisis, others prefer to be well informed, as is the case of Adamari López, who assured that she explains to her daughter Alaîa what are the preventive measures they should take.
Who did see a great opportunity in this crisis was Scott Disick, because he launched a limited line of clothing inspired by the virus to earn money with this theme.
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