Is Amanda Kloots finally ready to put her heart back on the market? Because honey, after years of grieving her late husband Nick Cordero, the Broadway babe is serving us some serious wisdom about opening yourself up to love again—and we are HERE for it.
The 44-year-old former Chippendales dancer exclusively spilled the tea to Us Weekly while promoting her “Good Grief” podcast, and let me tell you, she’s giving us LIFE LESSONS we didn’t know we needed. “Letting love back into your life is a journey and sometimes it takes a long time and sometimes people find it right away,” Amanda dished, and honestly? We’re living for this vulnerable energy.
Let’s be real—Amanda has been through the WRINGER. Nick Cordero, her Broadway heartthrob husband, tragically passed away in July 2020 from complications of COVID-19, leaving Amanda to raise their son Elvis solo while processing unimaginable grief. But instead of wallowing (which we would totally understand), this queen decided to channel her pain into helping other widows navigate the treacherous waters of opening their hearts again.
The talk show fixture and fitness mogul has been slowly but surely getting her groove back, and we cannot WAIT to see what the universe has in store for her. Whether she’s ready to dust off her dating profile or taking things slow, one thing’s for certain—Amanda’s got the strength of a thousand warriors and the wisdom to match.
Fans have been absolutely OBSESSED with her journey of self-discovery and healing. Social media has been flooding with supportive comments from people who admire her transparency about grief, loss, and the messy, beautiful process of learning to love again. Some are even speculating about who might be lucky enough to win her affections next (and honestly, the line would be around the block).
What’s truly refreshing is that Amanda isn’t rushing herself. She’s taking the time to honor her late husband’s memory while also acknowledging that life—and love—goes on. Nick would absolutely want his leading lady to find happiness again, and we’re here for every step of her journey.
So what do you think? A) Amanda should focus on dating and find love ASAP, or B) She should take all the time she needs and let love find her naturally?