Hugh Jackman has provided followers with health updates via social media over the years. In November 2013, the "Logan" star posted a selfie on Instagram with his nose tightly bandaged, and in the message, he claimed that his wife had persuaded him to see a doctor about it. "She was absolutely correct! I was diagnosed with basil cell carcinoma "Jackman made his presence known.During the production of "X-Men: Days of Future Past," Jackman reportedly detected a problem with his nose. At first, the actor believed he had simply hurt himself. "I was shooting the movie, and one morning I got a little blood, and I thought I'd scratched myself in a fight," he stated on "Today" in December 2013. Thankfully, a makeup artist took a close look at his skin and advised the "Swordfish" star to see a doctor. "I thought it was nothing the whole time, but then they said, 'You're extremely lucky you got it checked out now,'" Jackman added.
Years later, in August 2021, Jackman's nose was once again bandaged. After seeing his dermatologist, the Australian-born actor turned to Instagram to share a brief video with his fans. "They told me there was something a little abnormal, so they did a biopsy," Jackman explained as he drew his mask down to reveal a little bandage. He went on to say, "They probably think it's good." Months later, Jackman provided fans with another health update.Hugh Jackman said he had contracted COVID-19 in a video posted to Instagram on June 13th. "I wanted you all to know right away that I've unfortunately tested positive for COVID again this morning," he said. The news came just a day after the actor was nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Musical for his performance on "The Music Man," according to People. Jackman took the opportunity to thank his understudy, Max Clayton, who would be standing in for him while he was away. "I'm simply disappointed that I won't be able to see him and congratulate him," Jackman remarked of Clayton's performance.
Many fans expressed disappointment at not being able to witness Jackman perform in the Broadway musical in the comments section. "It's impossible for me to believe. My daughter and I traveled from Europe to witness the performance tomorrow "a disgruntled supporter wrote Others were worried that after the awards ceremony, Jackman might test positive. "Oh gosh, are all of the people that went to Tony's going to test positive?" one Instagram follower wondered. "I'm sorry you've got it again!" exclaimed another.
According to Entertainment Weekly, in December 2021, Jackman tested positive for the respiratory infection, which forced the production of "The Music Man" to be halted until January.
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