Actress and comedian Ali Wentworth, the wife of ABC News chief anchor George StephanopoulosGeorge Robert StephanopoulosSanders focuses on Biden's record, predicts Michigan victory as primary becomes two-man race Carson declines to 'preview' plan for virus-stricken ship's docking: 'We shouldn't have 16 people saying what the plan is' Civil rights activist Jesse Jackson endorses Sanders MORE, has tested positive for the coronavirus, she announced on her Instagram account.
"I have tested positive for the coronavirus. Ive never been sicker. High fever. Horrific body aches. Heavy chest. Im quarantined from my family," Wentworth wrote in a post to her 185,000 followers.
"This is pure misery," she added with the hashtag "stayhome."
Wentworth, who is also an author and producer, joined her husband's program, "Good Morning America" to describe her situation while under quarantine in her home on Wednesday.
"First of all, thank you for all your well-wishes," Wentworth began before joking, "You know I'm feverish if I'm allowing myself to go on national television with no makeup on."
"What started was I had a real tightness in my chest," the 55-year-old continued. "I was walking my dog, Cooper, and I just felt very, very winded and I assumed, of course, it was because I never work out and I'm out of shape, but it was it was too heavy for that."
Stephanopoulos and Wentworth live in New York City and have two teenage daughters.
New York City has become the epicenter of coronavirus in the U.S..
More than 1,300 people have died in the city as a result of the virus, data from Johns Hopkins University shows.
The overall U.S. death toll has surpassed 5,000, according to the school.
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