Hugh Jackman tests positive for Covid

Australian actor and singer Hugh Jackman says he’s tested positive for Covid-19.

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Dec 29, 2021, updated May 22, 2025
What's the joke? Hugh Jackman approved jokes about his recent divorce from Deborra Lee Furness while on the set of his new movie. (AAP Image).
What's the joke? Hugh Jackman approved jokes about his recent divorce from Deborra Lee Furness while on the set of his new movie. (AAP Image).

Jackman has shared a Twitter post saying he will be unable to perform in The Music Man on Broadway in New York.

“I just wanted you to hear it from me that I tested positive this morning for COVID,” the actor said in a shared video.

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“My symptoms are like a cold … a scratchy throat and a bit of a runny nose but I’m fine. I’m just going to do everything I can to get better ASAP and as soon as I’m cleared I’ll be back on stage.

“Please stay safe, be healthy, be kind,” Jackman said.

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