50 Cent's 'Power Book II: Ghost' Hit by Coronavirus, Crew Member Tested Positive

The unnamed crew member, who was on set on March 12 for a table read, is believed to be in a stable condition while being hospitalized in New York City with COVID-19.

March 21, 2020

AceShowbiz - 50 Cent's "Power Book II: Ghost" drama has been hit hard by the coronavirus following news a crew member has reportedly been hospitalized in New York City with COVID-19.

Production on the show and "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" was suspended last week (ends March 13) amid the pandemic fears, and now Deadline sources claim one of the staffers has been quarantined.

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The man, who is believed to be in a stable condition, was on set on March 12 for a table read.

Executives at Starz - the cable channel on which the shows appear - have released an email today to everyone who was in contact with the unnamed crew member, urging them to take precautions recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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