Casey Goode's Newborn Tests Positive for the Coronavirus

Casey Goode, aka Quigley's, newborn son tested positive for the coronavirus.

Casey Goode, American Idol Alum who is better known as Quigley to her Instagram fans, has come up with a scary revelation. The singer recently welcomed her baby boy whom she named, "Maximillian."

While everything seemed fine from the outside, the singer revealed her newborn child tested positive for the coronavirus. The news came after a week the newborn was released from the NICU.

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The Instagram personality took to her social media to update her fans. The singer, on her post, wrote,

"Max tested positive for COVID-19 early Saturday am. We took him into the ER after he was running a fever in the middle of the night. We had confirmation that he was exposed from direct contact with a medical professional who had cared for him earlier in the week."

The singer continued,

"This has been a total shock to us. I am currently quarantining with baby Max in the PICU. They are treating me as if I have been exposed and are likely positive as well, although I am showing no symptoms yet."

Photo Source: Quigley's Instagram

Quigley added,

"Please send good energy to our little bub so he recovers fast. Not sure what happens next from here... but I expect to be offline for a while as we recover.❤️ Love, Quigs."

Following her post, many fans reached out to Quigley to comfort her. 

One fan wrote,

"You guys!! Take care and get well soon 🙏🏻 sending all the good vibes and energy to you. Max get well soon baby boy! 💪🏻 stay strong mama."

Another fan wrote,

"Sending you the good energy, strength and much much Love ❤️"

The next one wrote,

"My heart goes out to you, mama! Sending this little guy lots of healing vibes!✨🙏💗"

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