Rita Wilson performs for first time since coronavirus diagnosis

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Rita Wilson sang the American national anthem for NASCAR's iRacing event on Sunday, marking her first performance since her coronavirus diagnosis.

For the special performance, which was filmed by son Truman at their Los Angeles home, she wore a red top, scarf, red jacket, and blue jeans.

She and her husband Tom Hanks recently recovered after contracting the virus in March, and have been practicing social distancing.

Meanwhile, NASCAR's races have gone virtual ever since it was suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak, with broadcasts being played on Fox Sports.

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