Magician Dynamo tests positive for coronavirus with 'severe symptoms'

Magician Dynamo, whose real name is Steven Frayne, has tested positive for coronavirus.

The 37-year-old opened up about testing positive for the virus in a candid video over social media, urging his fans to “stay home”.

Dynamo revealed he was advised to take a test after suffering from a “persistent cough and lots of aches and pains” in recent weeks.

The Bradford-born magician also suffers from Crohn’s disease, meaning he has been on immuno-suppressant therapy since his 2017 diagnosis, and falls into the “at risk” category for coronavirus.

Letting his fans know he’s feeling “better and better every day,” Dynamo urged his followers to stay at home in an effort to prevent the spread of the virus.

Dynamo suffered from a “persistent cough and lots of aches and pains” before he tested positive (Image: PA)

He said: “Now I appreciate that this not a possibility for everyone, this decision was made by me and my team for a number of reasons, first because of my existing health issues and the fact I’m on immuno-suppressant therapy, I’m at high risk.

“Secondly although I haven’t a fever, my symptoms have been quite severe. And finally so that I was able to inform those I’d been in contact with so they could take their own precautions.

“I’ve had my results back and I have rested positive for COVID-19, This illness doesn’t discriminate and can present itself in many different ways. We’re all genuinely at risk.”

Dynamo opened up about the reality of suffering from coronavirus in a candid video

The Dynamo: Magician Impossible star admitted he continues to stay positive throughout, and remains hopeful he can recover successfully.

“Now, touch wood my symptoms have been gradually decreasing day by day and I’m feeling better and better, I’m through the worst of it and I’m staying positive.

“But if you’re watching this, please please stay at home. Keep away from others, tend to yourselves your loved ones.

“You NHS and key workers out there the incredible NHS, Doctors, nurses and porters people putting food on our shelves.

The Bradford-born magician thanked the NHS for their bravery and support (Image: PA)

“I think I speak on behalf of everyone out there, thank you so much for the incredible work you’re doing and you’re genuine heroes in all of our hearts right now and thank you for everything you’re doing.

“People please stay at home, stay safe and thanks for taking time to watch this video, bye.”

Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk

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