After COVID-19 Diagnosis Post, Purab Kohli Assures Fans That He And His Family Have "Fully Recovered Now"

Purab Kohli, who previously said that he and his family might have COVID-19, assured his fans on Friday that they are "very well and fully recovered now." The VJ-turned-actor, who is staying with his wife Lucy Payton and kids Inaya and Osian in London, revealed in a post on Tuesday that after he and his family showed symptoms of the coronavirus, his physician said they might have the virus. Sharing an update about his health, Purab Kohli posted a lengthy note and thanked his fans for sending warm wishes. "Thank you, all you lovely people for your warm wishes. We really let a strong bolt of love come our way. Rest assured, we are very well and fully recovered now."

"Please remember, it is important to stay indoors now. Yes, it's hard! But firstly we need to put the brakes on this pandemic and then we have to conserve energy and rest our bodies and build strength. God forbid if you do catch the virus, your body which is the real weapon against this virus, will need loads of energy to fight it," he added.

Purab also gave a "big shout out" to all the "frontline health workers" for risking their own lives to save others. "A big shout out to all the frontline workers and health workers around the world who are risking their own health and the health of families to serve us all. Bless them. Take care and lots of love from Lucy, Inaya, Osian and me."

Purab Kohli signed off his post by revealing that the family photo he shared along with the note is from the time when he was filming Out Of Love in Coonoor last year. "This is a photo of us in Coonoor last year while I was filming Out Of Love. Also a reminder to me of the good times to come once we beat this problem as #OneWorld."

Read Purab Kohli's post here:

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Thank you all you lovely people for your warms wishes we really left a strong bolt of love come our way. Rest assured we are very well and fully recovered now. Please remember It is important to stay indoors now. Yes it's hard! But firstly we need to put the brakes on this pandemic, and then we have to conserve energy and rest our bodies and build strength. God forbid if you do catch the virus, your body which is the real weapon against this virus, will need loads of energy to fight it. A big shout out to all the frontline workers and health workers around the world who are risking their own health and the health of families to serve us all. Bless them Take care and lots of love from Lucy, Inaya, Osian and me. This is a photo of us in Coonoor last year while I was filming Out of love. Also a reminder to me of the good times to come once we beat this problem as #OneWorld #FightAgainstCorona

A post shared by Purab H Kohli (@purab_kohli) on Apr 10, 2020 at 2:46am PDT

In his previous COVID-19 diagnosis post, Purab Kohli wrote: "Hey guys, we've just had a flu and given our symptoms our GP says we were down with COVID - 19. Pretty similar to a regular flu with a stronger cough and a feeling of breathlessness," read an excerpt from his post.

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Hey guys, we've just had a flu and given our symptoms our GP says we were down with Covid 19. Pretty similar to a regular flu with a stronger cough and a feeling of breathlessness. Inaya got it first and very mild. A cough and a cold for two days. Then Lucy got it more in the chest, quite similar to the cough symptom everyone has been talking about. Then me, i got a solid cold for one day which was horrid then it vanished and this irritating cough set in for 3 days. Three of us had only mild 100-101 temperatures and fatigue. Osian got it last with a 104 fever for 3 nights. Also a runny nose and a slight cough. His fever disappeared only on his 5th day. We were constantly in touch with the GP on the phone. Apparently everyone in London is getting it and its rampant here, and a few people we know have gotten it. Just wanted to share it with you if it helps reduce the panic a little to know someone who has had it and is fine. On Wednesday last week we were out of self imposed quarantine and are not contagious any longer. We were doing 4 to 5 steams and salt water gargles a day, ginger haldi honey mixtures to sooth the throat really helped. Also warm water bottles on the chest really helped relax the chest. Hot baths helped the fluie feelings. And of course lots and lots of rest even now after two weeks we can feel our bodies still recovering. Please stay safe. I hope none of you get it but if you do, know that your body is strong enough to fight it. Seek proper advice from your doctors as intensity of each case is different as was in my household alone. And please stay home and rest the body as much as possible. Lots of love. #CoronaVirus #Covid19 #Recovery #DontPanic #Breathe #Calm

A post shared by Purab H Kohli (@purab_kohli) on Apr 7, 2020 at 3:15am PDT

On the work front, Purab Kohli started his career in the film industry as a television actor. He has featured in a number of shows and films such as Hip Hip Hurray, Shararat, Bus Yuhin, Woh Lamhe and Rock On!!. He has also featured in web-series like It's Not That Simple, Typewriter and Out of Love.