Actor-comedian
James
Corden
has
revealed
that
he
has
tested
positive
for
a
case
of
breakthrough
Coronavirus.
In
a
post
on
Instagram
on
Thursday,
the
43-year-old
actor
said
his
CBS
talk
show

The
Late
Late
Show
will
be
going
“off
the
air
for
the
next
few
days”.

“I
just
tested
positive
for
COVID
19.
I’m
fully
vaccinated,
boosted,
and
because
of
this,
am
fortunate
enough
to
say
I
feel
completely
fine,” Corden
wrote
in
the
post.

According
to
Deadline,
The
Late
Late
Show
will
air
repeats
this
week
and
next
before
returning
with
new
episodes.

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Corden’s
positive
test
follows
fellow
late-night
hosts
Seth
Meyers
and
Jimmy
Fallon
also
revealing
their
breakthrough
diagnoses.
Meyers,
the
host
of
NBC’s

Late
Night,
announced
earlier
this
week
that
he
had
tested
positive
for
COVID-19
and
was
feeling
fine
thanks
to
his
vaccines
and
booster.
Fallon
had
revealed
on
January
3
that
he
tested
positive
for
Coronavirus
at
the
end
of
December
as
he
was
gearing
up
to
appear
on

Saturday
Night
Live.