The actress of "Game of Thrones" was diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia while rehearsing a play with Dragon Mother

After the actor who played the "Wild Man" in "Game of Thrones" Christopher Hivju was diagnosed with COVID-19, another actor in "Game of Thrones" was infected. According to foreign media reports, Indira Varma, the actress who played the mistress of "Red Viper" in the American TV series "Game of Thrones", announced on social networking sites that she had tested positive for the new coronavirus.

Indira Varma, who is currently resting in bed, said: "A lot of stage plays have been shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, which is very sad. I am now lying in bed with it (the virus) and it doesn't feel good. Please stay safe and healthy, and be kind to those around you."

It is reported that recently Indira is rehearsing the play "The Seagull" with "Dragon Mother" Emilia Clarke. The play has been suspended due to the impact of the epidemic, and the resumption time is yet to be determined. It is worth mentioning that just a few days ago, Christopher Hivju, who played "Wild Tormund" in "Game of Thrones", was also diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia. His participation in the new Netflix drama has stopped filming.