The host’s hair was labelled as “distracting” while she continued to broadcast from home amid the COVID-19 pandemic. “C’mon,” the viewer tweeted. “With what they pay you, can’t you afford a hairstylist?

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Judge temporarily blocks tell-all book by Trump's niece

A tell-all book by President Donald Trump’s niece cannot be published until a judge decides the merits of claims by the president’s brother that its publication would violate a pact among family members, a judge said Tuesday.New York state Supreme Court Judge Hal B. Greenwald in Poughkeepsie, New York, issued an order requiring the niece, Mary Trump, and her publisher to explain why they should not be blocked from publishing the book: “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man.” A hearing was set for July 10.The book, scheduled to be published in July, was written by Mary Trump, the daughter of Fred Trump Jr., the president’s elder brother, who died in 1981.

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WATCH LIVE: Governor makes ‘major announcement’ from marine center

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Further acknowledging that climate change is a growing concern in his state, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed into law a measure requiring public coastal construction projects to first be reviewed for impacts on the state's fragile seashore because of rising sea levels.The signing was hailed by environmentalists as an important step in addressing the encroaching ocean in a state with more than 1,300 miles of shoreline and where two-thirds of the 22 million residents live along the coast.The bill was one of 28 signed into law by DeSantis late Monday, including one that undoes a ban on sunscreen imposed by Key West.

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Coronavirus: Quebec makes wearing face masks on public transit mandatory starting July 13

The wearing of face masks on public transit will become mandatory starting July 13 for people 12 years old or older, announced Premier François Legault on Tuesday, in an effort to prevent further spread of the coronavirus amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Easyjet announces 1,900 UK jobs at risk in Covid-19 cut back – including 700 pilots

FREE newsletter is out of this world! Get the biggest, brightest and weirdest stories straight to your inboxEasyjet is preparing to permanently close three major UK airport babies, including Stansted, Southend and Newcastle, as well as axe up to 1,900 UK jobs as part of a huge restructuring following the coronavirus pandemic. The budget airline announced it will be axing up to 727 pilots, and up to 1,900 jobs in total, a month after it warned it may need to reduce staff numbers by up to 30%.

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Coronavirus: Tory to support bylaw making face masks mandatory in indoor public settings

Speaking at a news conference on Tuesday, Toronto Mayor John Tory he will vote in favour of making face masks mandatory when in indoor public settings on the recommendation of the city’s chief medical officer of health amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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The Witcher show boss admits coronavirus has caused ‘big shifts’ to entire season 2 storyline

THE Witcher's show boss has admitted coronavirus has caused ‘big shifts’ to the entire season two storyline. The Netflix series starring Henry Cavill had to postpone filming earlier this year due to the global covid-19 pandemic.

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Chase Rice Claims Fan Safety Is a "Huge Priority" After Performing to a Giant, Mask-less Crowd During Pandemic

) decided it was a good idea to What could go wrong? Oh right: the global pandemic we're currently in the midst of. Chase Rice just played a concert to an enormous crowd of unmasked fans here in Tennessee.

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Hotels may bounce back to pre-covid business levels in up to two years: Report

MUMBAI : Almost 60% hotel operators expect their business to bounce back in 2019 levels between 13-24 months, says a survey by real estate consultancy firm JLL, released Tuesday. The covid-19 pandemic has brought the world to a standstill, with hospitality, travel and tourism sectors being the most affected due to travel restrictions across the world and within India.According to the survey, just 20% of the operators believe that their hotels could bounce back to 2019 Revenue Per Available Room or RevPAR levels within 6 to 12 months.As the sector continues to build contingency plans to alleviate the fallout of the crisis, hotel operators are extending the hand of solidarity to their owners by providing certain relief measures.

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Global trial of hydroxychloroquine as coronavirus treatment to resume

hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine can prevent infection with COVID-19 is to restart after being approved by British regulators.The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) took its decision on what is known as the COPCOV trial after hydroxychloroquine was found in another British trial to have no benefit as a treatment for patients already infected with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.The COPCOV study was paused pending review after the treatment trial results.It is a randomized, placebo-controlled trial that is aiming to enroll 40,000 healthcare workers and other at-risk staff around the world, and is being led by the Oxford University’s Mahidol Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (MORU) in the

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Ayrshire council makes 'steady progress' in grass-cutting backlog caused by Covid-19

North Ayrshire Council says it is making steady progress in tackling the backlog of grass-cutting caused by the temporary halt of the service due to Covid-19.During the initial phase of lockdown, many grounds maintenance staff had to be redeployed to other essential frontline services, including bin collections and food delivery to help in the council’s response to crisis.During this time, only essential grounds maintenance works were carried out.With government measures introduced in late May to begin relaxing lockdown, the council, along with local authorities across the country, resumed its wider grass-cutting services last month.Initially the works focused on parks, promenades and main routes.

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The Latest: UK OKs resumption of hydroxychloroquine trial

wreaking havoc in poor and war-torn nations.— Virus cases worldwide hit 10 million and deaths have surpassed 500,000.— UK PM Boris Johnson says the pandemic “has been a disaster” for Britain.— Hunger stalks Yemen's children as pandemic hits Arab world's poorest nation.— Nurses, doctors feel strain as virus races through Arizona.— The pandemic means millions of women in Africa and other developing regions could lose years of success in contributing to household incomes and asserting their independence.___Follow all of AP’s pandemic coverage at http://apnews.com/VirusOutbreak and https://apnews.com/UnderstandingtheOutbreak___HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING:MADRID — Spanish official statistics show that the country’s gross domestic product

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COVID-19 may set back Indian banks' recovery by years: S&P

NEW DELHI : The COVID-19 pandemic may set back the recovery of India's banking sector by years, which could hit credit flows and, ultimately, the economy, S&P Global Ratings said on Tuesday.The US-based rating agency expects non-performing loans in Indian banks will hit a fresh high, raising credit costs, and putting pressure on ratings."In our base case, we expect the non-performing loans to shoot up to 13-14% of total loans in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2021, compared with an estimated 8.5% in the previous fiscal year," said S&P Global Ratings credit analyst Deepali Seth-Chhabria.Moreover, the resolution of these bad-debt situations will likely unfold slowly, which means banks may also be saddled with a huge stock of bad loans next

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Global COVID-19 prevention trial of hydroxychloroquine to resume

LONDON : A global trial designed to test whether the anti-malaria drugs hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine can prevent infection with COVID-19 is to restart after being approved by British regulators.The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) took its decision on what is known as the COPCOV trial after hydroxychloroquine was found in another British trial to have no benefit as a treatment for patients already infected with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.The COPCOV study was paused pending review after the treatment trial results.It is a randomised, placebo-controlled trial that is aiming to enrol 40,000 healthcare workers and other at-risk staff around the world, and is being led by the Oxford

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Mutations may be making coronavirus more contagious: Researchers

WASHINGTON DC : About 70% of the 50,000 genomes of the coronavirus that was uploaded by researchers have undergone mutations. Researchers from Northwest University's medical school in Chicago believe that mutation in the coronavirus has made it considerably more contagious.At first glance, the mutations seemed trivial.

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Coronavirus: UK to resume clinical trial of anti-malaria drug taken by Donald Trump

A UK study on hydroxychloroquine will resume, just weeks after being halted.

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NATALIE BARR: Victoria has held crisis talks overnight as it tries to get on top of the COVID outbreak that is threatening the rest of the country. The State Government has requested more federal assistance to combat the spike in cases.

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Full Buck Moon: Lunar eclipse will occur on July 4

FILE - FILE - A Full Moon also know as Buck Moon is seen in north London. 16 July 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of NASAs Apollo 11 mission launch.

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Boris unveils New Deal for Britain with a strategy of 'build build build' to bounce back from coronavirus

Boris Johnson is set to unveil a new plan to 'build, build, build' in a bid to get the UK economy back on its feet in the wake of coronavirus. Delivering a speech in the West Midlands on Tuesday, the Prime Minister is expected to set out the government's post-covid plan to "build back better."Mr Johnson will pledge a £5bn "New Deal," which promises to deliver jobs, skills and infrastructure for Britain.During the speech, the PM is expected to say: "It sounds positively Rooseveltian.

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Officials urge people who visited Rehoboth and Dewey Beach to get tested for COVID-19

(Photo by John Greim/LightRocket via Getty Images) REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. - Anyone who visited beach towns in Delaware recently— particularly Rehoboth and Dewey Beach— are being urged to be tested for COVID-19 after a spike in cases.According to the Delaware Division of Public Health, the recommendation comes after testing in Rehoboth Beach on Thursday identified approximately 100 people as positive for COVID-19. Testing on Friday in Dewey on Friday identified another dozen cases.“We are extremely concerned by yet another cluster of COVID-19 cases in the beach area and the potential for spread to others both at work and in social gatherings,” said DPH Director Dr.

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B.C. announces $5M grant to get youth back to work during COVID-19 pandemic

Tuition hikes amid coronavirus pandemic unacceptable, student groups say Each project will employ up to 10 young people, who will adhere to physical-distancing guidelines.“This partnership program is a great complement to the federal Canada Student Service Grant announced by the federal government last week,” said Mark. Canada launches student service grant, aims at fighting coronavirus pandemic Chief Councillor Robert J.

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With no flights, man sails 9,000 km across Atlantic to see dad on Father’s Day

coronavirus couldn’t stop one man from crossing the Atlantic Ocean to see his dad on Father’s Day in a harrowing 85-day solo journey from Portugal to Argentina that he completed in a small sailboat.Juan Manuel Ballestero, 47, was living in Spain but visiting a tiny island off mainland Portugal last March when international flights were grounded due to COVID-19. The veteran sailor says he refused to face “the end of the world” apart from his parents back in Argentina, so he packed up his 8.8-metre-long sailboat, the Skua, and set sail for home.

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Seminole County requiring residents to wear masks as COVID-19 continues to spread

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – Leaders in Seminole County announced Monday afternoon that residents will now be required to wear masks while out in public as an added measure to stop the spread of COVID-19.“Every person working, living, visiting or doing business in Seminole County is required to wear a face covering consistent with CDC guidelines while at all businesses, places of assembly and other places open to the public,” the executive order reads.The mandate was signed Monday by Seminole County emergency management director Alan Harris. The order goes into effect Wednesday.Already, Orange County, Osceola County and Daytona Beach require facial coverings.The state has seen a noted increase in coronavirus cases in recent weeks.

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Volusia leaders don’t currently plan to close beaches for Fourth of July weekend

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – As some beaches across the state plan to close down for the busy Fourth of July weekend, leaders in Volusia County say they don’t currently have plans to follow suit.County information director Kevin Captain noted that a special council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday. “At this time, there are no plans to close Volusia County beaches,” Captina said in an email to News 6.

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USGA transfers US media rights from Fox back to NBCUniversal

The USGA is transferring its U.S. media rights from Fox Sports to NBC, which returns the U.S.

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EU finalizing coronavirus 'safe list,' US unlikely to make the cut

BRUSSELS - The European Union is edging toward finalizing a list of countries whose citizens will be allowed to enter Europe again in coming days, with Americans almost certain to be excluded in the short term due to the number of U.S. coronavirus cases.Spain’s foreign minister said that the list could contain 15 countries that are not EU members and whose citizens would be allowed to visit from July 1.

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Coronavirus traces found in Spanish sewage sample from March 2019

novel coronavirus in a sample of Barcelona waste water collected in March 2019, nine months before the COVID-19 disease was identified in China, the University of Barcelona said on Friday.The discovery of virus genome presence so early in Spain, if confirmed, would imply the disease may have appeared much earlier than the scientific community thought.The University of Barcelona team, who had been testing waste water since mid-April this year to identify potential new outbreaks, decided to also run tests on older samples.They first found the virus was present in Barcelona on Jan.

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Amid pandemic, Starbucks to resume dine-in services in seven Indian cities soon

New Delhi: Tata Starbucks on Monday said the company will resume dine-in services in seven cities across India, with elevated cleaning and sanitising protocols.Stores will operate with 50 per cent seating capacity to allow for social distancing between customers and employees, said Tata Starbucks in a statement.The selected Starbucks stores are in Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Surat and Vadodara."As we navigate through the crisis, we are transforming the in-store Starbucks Experience to new public health guidelines and evolving customer behaviours and expectations," Tata Starbucks CEO Navin Gurnaney said.Tata Starbucks has also introduced new safety and hygiene measures inside stores, which includes mandatory temperature

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Costa Del Sol coronavirus outbreak gets worse as 96 struck down after beaches reopen

Spain's Costa Del Sol has been hit with another coronavirus outbreak leaving 96 people infected with the deadly virus.

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First patient takes part in new coronavirus drug trial at Manchester Royal Infirmary

here Dr Alex Horsley, respiratory consultant at Wythenshawe Hospital and Medical Director of the NIHR Manchester Clinical Research Facility (CRF), is leading the study while Prof Maya Buch, Honorary Consultant and Professor of Rheumatology at The University of Manchester, leads the study at the MRI. Dr Horsley said: "Bemcentinib is a drug which has shown promise in clinical trials as a potential cancer treatment.

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More Florida beaches announce closures as virus cases rise

MIAMI – Officials are announcing more beaches will be closing again in Florida to avoid further spread of the new coronavirus as they try to tamp down on large gatherings amid a spike in confirmed COVID-19 cases.Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said at a news conference Sunday in Pensacola that interactions among young people are driving the surge in confirmed cases.

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Heat continues, rain chances coming back ahead of July Fourth

The heating trend continues across Central Florida Monday with little relief in sight.News 6 is pinpointing the tropics, as an area of showers and thunderstorms are associated with the tropical wave located over the central tropical Atlantic. The system only has a 10% chance of development within the next five days, as well as the next two days.

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BRIT Awards 2021 pushed back by three months to May over Covid-19 concerns

Next year's BRIT Awards have been rescheduled to May 2021 over concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

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What Would Have Been: World Series rematch at MLB midpoint

the Nationals won every game at Minute Maid Park, with Howie Kendrick's two-run homer in the seventh inning of Game 7 putting them ahead to stay. The two teams have played each other this year, in spring training games at the complex they share in West Palm Beach, Florida, before MLB shut down all camps in mid-March.

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China puts half a million people back in lockdown as new Covid-19 spike feared

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Coronavirus survivor, 82, finds initial recovery is only start of battle back to full fitness

Covid-19.But, after two months, he is back home with wife Margaret, having “recovered” from the brutal illness.However, what many don’t realise is the battle to recover properly from coronavirus can take months as the illness can leave sufferers with fatigue, anxiety, balance issues and breathlessness.For Hugh, who used to swim and go to the gym twice a week, his road back to complete recovery is beginning in earnest.Speaking about leaving Hugh at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley, his daughter Alison Deighan, 47, said: “We were fearing the worst, especially at the beginning. We had a couple of conversations because we didn’t know what way it was going to go.“The first couple of weeks were pretty tough.

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EDWINA BARTHOLOMEW:New saliva tests will be rolled out in Victoria today to help avoid further COVID spikes. The state has now followed New South Wales in implementing extended quarantine periods for return travellers who refuse to be tested.

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Clinical trial of new therapies for young patients with bone marrow failure

Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision will receive the grant from the Emerging Priorities and Consumer Driven Research initiative. This initiative is part of the Medical Research Future Fund. See the media release for more information on this trial.

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Mayfair woman celebrates birthday by giving back to impoverished Philadelphia community

KENSINGTONRu - A Philadelphia woman who celebrated her birthday on Sunday used the special day to reflect on her family's good fortune by helping one of the city's most impoverished communities.Kyshima Chick says over the past few months, the coronavirus pandemic led to some important conversations with her husband about how they could do more."We were able to still feed our children, still pay our bills, and then we got to talking about the people who weren’t so fortunate or as blessed as we were," Chick said. MORE: HEARTWARMING NEWSChick made a Feeding the Community event on Facebook and quickly garnered support.

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Experts recommend following these guidelines for a safe beach trip amid COVID-19 pandemic

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Rehoboth Beach seasonal officer fired for alleged racist social media post

REHOBOTH BEACH - Rehoboth Beach Police Department says one of its seasonal officers has been fired following an investigation into an alleged racist social media post. The department did not share the contents of the former officer's post, but described his behavior as "unprofessional and discourteous." It was reportedly shared by others several times.The officer, who was not named in a Sunday afternoon press release, was fired following an investigation that began on Saturday afternoon.

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Kids Help Phone calls for back up amid record demand — and Canadians respond

nine times the Canadian average.Growing up in Pangnirtung, Nunavut, the 21-year-old lost a number of friends and family members.“Suicide has been a very prominent part of my life since I was a young child,” she said.“It’s touched every family member and every friend member I have.”When she was 16, Cummings struggled with depression and contemplated taking her own life. Instead, she found a lifeline in the form of a text message conversation with an anonymous stranger from Kids Help Phone.“It was definitely a very dark and painful time,” she recalled.

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People who have died from coronavirus in Greater Manchester to be honoured in online memorial book

People who have lost loved ones to Covid-19 will be able to leave tributes in an online memorial book provided by Manchester Cathedral.Bereaved families and friends are being invited to submit the name of the person they have lost, a photo and messages about them, as well as viewing other entries.The memorial, a joint project between the cathedral and the Greater Manchester combined authority, will launch with a virtual interfaith service on July 16.More than 2,800 people have died across the city-region after contracting coronavirus, with many unable to organise funerals due to social distancing restrictions.Reverend Rogers Govender, the Dean of Manchester, said: “The pandemic has taken the lives of so many who are dear to us and our

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Brit tourists face Majorca and Ibiza ban as Spain suffers second coronavirus spike

Life's a beach! Get the brightest stories sent to your inbox with the Daily Star newsletterMajorca and Ibiza could be off-limits for holidaying Brits after coronavirus cases peaked a week after Spain reopened its borders.Health chiefs in the Balearic Islands fear the region may have to shut down again if the Covid-19 crisis worsens.Around 20 outbreaks have been reported in more than 10 parts of Spain seven days after it allowed tourists to return.They include an outbreak at a Red Cross centre in Malaga on the Costa del Sol where the number of positives has reached 90.Majorca, the largest Balearic island, was at the centre of a pilot scheme involving German holidaymakers which got off the ground a week before Spain re-opened to tourists

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Coronavirus makes sports risky. Here’s how to be safe outside

COVID-19 lockdown measures slowly lift, more people are itching to return to outdoor sports.While recreational sports leagues across the country halted their seasons when the pandemic hit, recreational games of tennis, volleyball, soccer and basketball are becoming increasingly common in communal facilities and parks.Even professional sports, like basketball, baseball and hockey, are making a gradual return.But is it safe to play a game of soccer with friends? What about a match of tennis? Multiple athletes test positive for coronavirus, complicating return of sports “When you think about interactions in sports or other activities outdoors, the ones that are going to be lower risk are going to be ones that have less likelihood of direct

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Do 'workout pods' represent the future for gyms?

While home-workouts and online training sessions have grown in popularity during lockdown, many will be keen to get back to the treadmills and squat racks when gyms reopen from tomorrow.

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CDRI gets approval for Phase III trial of Umifenovir to treat Covid-19

The Phase III trial will be conducted at Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences (RMLIMS), Era’s Lucknow Medical College & Hospital, and King George’s Medical University (KGMU). CSIR-CDRI has not only developed the economical process technology for the drug in record time but also licensed the technology for manufacturing and marketing the drug to Medizest Pharmaceuticals of Goa.

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Peter Andre is writing music again as he prepares for comeback after coronavirus pushed back huge tour

PETER Andre is writing music again as he prepares for a comeback after coronavirus pushed back his huge tour. The 47-year-old said he's missing his fans and being out on the road in the latest episode of Life with the Andres.

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Lamar Odom enjoys a romantic walk with fiancee Sabrina Parr while at a health retreat

They recently celebrated their one-year dating anniversary.And Sabrina Parr has been nothing but supportive of her fiance, Lamar Odom, and his journey to full health.The 33-year-old fitness instructor and NBA star were spotted on a romantic stroll in Palm Beach Florida, on Saturday, where the 40-year-old is currently staying with his fiance, ex-wife and kids at a health retreat. Loved up:Lamar Odom was seen on a romantic walk with his personal trainer fiancee, Sabrina Parr on SaturdayLamar kept casual in a blue Nike T-shirt and a pair of black colored shorts.

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