Rachel Maddow's Partner Tests Positive for COVID-19
Couple Met in 1999 and Have Been Together Since
Maddow Revealed Mikula's Diagnosis on MSNBC Show
Rachel Maddow, host of MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show," has revealed that her partner, Susan Mikula, has tested positive for COVID-19. Maddow made the announcement on Monday night's episode of her show, saying that Mikula is still recovering but is doing well.
Maddow and Mikula, an artist and photographer, have been together since 1999. They met at a party in New York City and have been a couple ever since.
Maddow said that Mikula began experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 last week and tested positive over the weekend. She said that Mikula is now resting at home and is being monitored by doctors.
Maddow said that she is grateful for the support of her friends and family during this time. She also thanked the healthcare workers who are caring for Mikula.
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