Pietro Lombardi
This is how he is now with his corona disease
Pietro Lombardi gives a corona update
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Pietro Lombardi "is not doing so well" with the corona infection, but Sara and Alessio. The Pochers have pledged support.
Singer Pietro Lombardi (28, "Senorita") has been infected with Corona. "I'm telling you honestly, I wasn't doing so well today," says one of his most recent stories. A few days earlier he had complained of breathing problems, then the next update on Sunday: "And it's official: my sense of taste is just gone," he explained in a story.
How is Alessio doing?
And how is his ex-wife (2013-2019, separation 2016), singer Sarah Lombardi (28), and their son Alessio Lombardi (born 2015)? Mama Sarah gave the current status via Insta-Story: "It was also a very bumpy start to the new year for us. Especially when Alessio's papa tested positive for Corona. And at first we didn't even know how we were supposed to behave, had called the health department directly and were also terrified. I have to say that in all honesty, "she says.
Fortunately, everything went well. "We had ourselves tested again today (Sunday), just to be on the safe side. We're doing really well and we're healthy," she gave the all-clear.
The Pochers assure support
Oliver (42) and Amira Pocher (28) assure their support for Pietro Lombardi during the domestic isolation. When asked by a follower whether Pocher can now bring him the necessary groceries, Lombardi replied in a story: "I have everything there, but I know 100 percent that if I call Oliver or Amira Pocher now, there is food at my door for a week".
Both of them reacted to this at the same time: "Anytime", Amira wrote along with the little heart emoji in a story. And her husband (since 2019) Oliver Pocher was also friendly: "And much more!", He replies, also with a little heart emoji.
Pietro Lombardi had told his fans via social media last week that he had contracted the corona virus and would now have to stay at home. At that time there was talk of "a bit of bone pain", otherwise he was "pretty good".