At SNL's 50th anniversary special, the revelation of Martin Short and Maya Rudolph both testing positive for COVID-19 has sparked conversation about potential superspreader events among high-profile attendees. Comedian Colin Jost humorously pointed out the likelihood of illness spreading, mentioning the current 'quad-demic' threat of COVID, flu, and RSV. Steve Martin's social media commentary hinted at the connection between the event and the illnesses, later clarifying claims that Rudolph was the source. The duo has since rescheduled their tour stops, continuing to promise entertainment amid the disruptions.
"Health experts are facing increased pressure this winter in the face of outbreaks of COVID, the flu, RSV, and nanovirus, which they're calling a quad-demic."
"Maya had Covid. Marty has Covid. I wonder why?" Martin edited his post to clarify that "she did NOT come to the show with it!"
"So sorry for the inconvenience. I think we'll be funnier then, anyway." Martin stated regarding the rescheduling of tour dates.
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