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John Prine’s wife updates on singer’s condition following “sudden onset” of coronavirus

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"That is not the same as improving. There is no cure for Covid-19. He needs our prayers and love." Country music veteran John Prine‘s wife Fiona has given an update on her husband’s “stable” condition after a “sudden onset” of coronavirus.

Fiona, who also contracted the virus and has recovered, took to Twitter on Monday (March 30) to inform her followers about her husband’s fight with Covid-19 as the pandemic continues to spread around the globe.

Fiona said that while John was “stable”, she needed to point out that it was not the same as “improving”. The music manager also urged others to stay at home and wash their hands.

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