Director Baz Luhrmann goes into self-isolation after Tom Hanks' Coronavirus diagnosis

Tom Hanks was busy shooting for the Elvis Presley biopic in Australia where he came in contact with the Coronavirus. Tom Hanks had recently shared on his social media that he and his wife Rita Williams came in contact with the virus and asked his fans to not worry about them as they have gone in quarantine. Now, the director of the Elvis Presley biopic film Baz Luhrmann, who came in contact with Hanks, took to his Twitter and revealed that he has gone into self-isolation for the next ten days. 

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Baz Luhrmann goes into self-isolation

Baz Luhrmann took to his Twitter and revealed that he is in self-isolation for the next ten days. Though the director has not been detected with the Coronavirus, he did not wish to take a chance with the health of his family and himself. Besides this, the director thanked the doctors and medical experts in Australia for showing tremendous support towards the cast and crew of his film. Check pout his tweet below:

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Tom Hanks has been keeping his fans updated about his health situation as he is quarantined in Australia along with his wife Rita Williams. In a recent Instagram post, the actor shared a photo of his breakfast of toasted bread with vegemite. Besides this, Tom Hanks had also given an update about his and wife's health. The actor had revealed that he and his wife are taking a 'one-day-at-a-time' approach to deal with the Coronavirus. Check out his Instagram posts below:

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