Lin-Manuel Miranda has shingles, quarantined from baby son
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Lin-Manuel Miranda performs during the March for Our Lives rally in support of gun control in Washington on March 24. Miranda thought he had a migraine, but the Broadway star says it’s really shingles. The diagnosis was caught early, but he’s been quarantined from his 8-week-old son.
NEW YORK >> Lin-Manuel Miranda thought he had a migraine. It turns out the Broadway star really had shingles.
Miranda tweeted on Thursday that he had been diagnosed with shingles, saying he it caught early and that he had been quarantined from his 8-week-old son.
The Associated Press had reported that he also said on Twitter his ophthalmologist had blurred his eyes and that he was wearing a mask during treatment. But Miranda tweeted today that his mask reference and accompanying “Phantom of the Opera” gif were a joke, and his blurred eyes a part of his medical exam. He tweeted, “Sorry. I’m fine. Not wearing a mask.”
Miranda said he was staying with parents nearby.
The 38-year-old wrote the book, music and lyrics and starred in the Broadway smash “Hamilton.”
