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Rita Wilson Details the 'Extreme Side Effects' of the Drug She Was Taking While Battling Coronavirus

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Rita Wilson is opening up about her experience after testing positive for the coronavirus.Wilson and her husband, Tom Hanks, were two of the first celebrities to reveal their positive diagnosis last month, which happened while they were in Australia as Hanks filmed Baz Luhrmann's untitled Elvis Presley film.

Thankfully, the couple has been on the mend and are now back in Los Angeles, and in a new interview with, Wilson talked about her recovery process.

Wilson said she was given chloroquine — a drug used to treat malaria and certain inflammatory conditions — to help with her fever, which she shared was close to 102 by day nine of her fighting the virus.«I know people have been talking this drug, but I can only tell you that I don't know if

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