Larry King Moved Out Of ICU But Remains Hospitalized With Covid-19 – Report Update

UPDATED, 10:30 AM: Larry King was moved out of ICU on Sunday as he remains hospitalized in Los Angeles with Covid-19, NBC News reports, citing a source close to the family.

The 87-year-old broadcast journalist has been hospitalized for about 10 days, according to multiple media reports.

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PREVIOUSLY, January 2: Larry King, whose decades-long career on CNN and as a USA Today columnist made him one of media’s biggest stars, is hospitalized and struggling with Covid-19, according to news reports.

King, 87, has previously survived a heart attack and stroke, as well as the stress of the deaths in the last year of two of his children.

Reports indicate King is in isolation and family is not permitted to visit.

Showbiz-411 first reported King’s hospitalization.

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