Celebrity Health

Master P is looking out for senior citizens in New Orleans ... helping them stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic by hooking them up with free sanitizing.

P tells TMZ ... anyone over 60 years old in NOLA can sign up for a deep cleaning of their home, and also get 2 types of hand sanitizers. It's all free, and all they gotta do is show their ID.

As you know, folks in their 60s and older are high risk for COVID-19, and Master P's hometown is getting hit extremely hard by the outbreak.

Master P's foundation, Team Hope NOLA, has been making cash donations and buying groceries for the elderly during these difficult times. He says they're including the free sanitizer because ... well, why not?

WWE superstar Drew McIntyre tells TMZ Sports ... Vince McMahon took extreme COVID-19 precautions to protect the performers at WrestleMania 36 -- saying, "I had a whole locker room to myself!"

"Everyone was following the protocol to a T," Drew said ... "They've got it down to a science, following the CDC guidelines, maybe even more precaution-wise."

McIntyre noted he's never seen so few people in the WWE Performance Center in his life.

Of course, Mania was originally slated to take place at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida in front of 80,000 screaming fans.

But, coronavirus killed those plans -- forcing WWE to relocate to their training facility in Orlando with ZERO fans in the audience.

McIntyre took on Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship -- and while he admits it was a bit weird at first to perform without fans, he adjusted quickly ... and "when my music hit, I just slipped into the zone!"

In fact, McIntyre is still so pumped about his new belt -- he busted it out during our interview ... and man, IT'S AWESOME!!!

There's more ... 34-year-old Drew also tells us why he's all the way down to fight boxing superstar Tyson Fury -- and why he's convinced he can conquer the Gypsy King!!

Great clip, great dude.

Chicago's regularly-scheduled cat wave is about to be too big to handle due to coronavirus -- too many strays are out there with their nuts intact, which means too many damn kittens!

A grassroots, animal-friendly community in Chi-Town called Chicago Community Cats tells TMZ ... the rescues and shelters they normally take stray and feral cats to around this time of year to get spayed and neutered are closed because of COVID-19. That spells trouble.

Of course, it means there's nowhere to take the fierce and the furry, who aren't going to stop sexing each other up anytime soon because of some pesky virus humans fear.

BTW, there's about 200k strays running around in Chicago, and if even a fraction are unneutered/un-spayed ... well, you can do the math. In fact, CCC says they usually help fix at least 3,000 cats right about now, so there's AT LEAST that many on the prowl.

We're told the fear now among the cat lovers in the Windy City is that there'll be a rampant kitten spree in the months to come and by the time the places they need open now eventually wake back up ... it'll be too late. They say they're already getting calls about litters springing up in different neighborhoods, so it's already happening in bunches.

CCC says if this reality comes to full fruition, they'll have to work even harder than normal to try to find foster homes and new owners willing to adopt. And, yes, it could also lead to a pretty grim reality for a lot of those cats that are left hanging in the balance afterward.

Big & Rich are sick of seeing people ignore safer-at-home rules, and their new song might be just what Dr. Fauci ordered ... to hammer home the message.

Big Kenny and John Rich joined us Monday on "TMZ Live" and implored folks to refrain from large gatherings and stick to social distancing to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The country duo's seen the images of people -- from SoCal to D.C. and NYC -- who just ain't getting with the program, and it inspired the track, "Stay Home."

The country tune's got some funny lyrics about hand washing, toilet paper and parents with kids at home. It's funny and catchy, for sure -- but Big & Rich want fans to take its point very seriously.

They actually had some advice for people who are still making non-essential outings ... behavior they consider plain old selfish and dangerous.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's is now in an intensive care unit ... a strong sign his coronavirus symptoms are worsening.

Johnson was admitted to St. Thomas' Hospital Sunday night ... according to a government spokesperson, who added "the Prime Minister has worsened and, on the advice of his medical team, he has been moved to the Intensive Care Unit at the hospital."

It's not a great sign, however, the spokesperson says Johnson is conscious and doesn't need a ventilator, yet. They say he's been moved to ICU, just in case he needs one in the near future.

The 55-year-old UK leader has nominated Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to run the country.

Johnson announced 10 days ago he'd tested positive for COVID-19. It appears he underestimated the seriousness of the virus early on, because he shook hands with patients weeks before his own diagnosis.

As you know, Prince Charles also tested positive, but has since said he's "on the other side" of the illness. Here's hoping Boris finds his way there too.

The number of deceased due to the coronavirus in New York City is becoming too much for hospitals, morgues and cemeteries to handle ... so the city is bracing for a shockingly sad solution -- using a park for temporary burials.

Mark D. Levine -- Chair of the NYC Council health committee -- says they'll soon need to begin "temporary interment" ... in which he says trenches will be dug for 10 caskets in a line.

Levine says ... "It will be done in a dignified, orderly --and temporary -- manner. But it will be tough for NYers to take." He clarifies this is a contingency plan, but if the death rate does not drop soon ... it will be necessary.

He claims the need for this makeshift burial site stems from the fact that the city morgue -- along with the hospital morgues and additional refrigerated trailers being used during the pandemic -- are all full or close to full ... and funeral homes and cemeteries are overburdened, as well.

Levine says the goal here is to avoid what Italy has gone through ... "where the military was forced to collect bodies from churches and even off the streets."

He claims the amount deaths occurring at people's homes -- in addition to increased hospital deaths -- is roughly 10 times the normal number every single day ... which he suggests means the total number of COVID-19 related deaths is even higher than the reported number.

It's hard to comprehend, but even as New York City braces for a rough week -- the apex of coronavirus cases is expected -- residents are still risking it all ... for a walk in the park.

NYC's Central Park still had plenty of foot traffic Sunday despite repeated instructions from Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio to stay at home except for essential activities. As for social distancing? Pretty hard to pull that off with so many people out and about, checking out spring blooming all over the park.

Some people were wearing masks, but experts have repeatedly warned the masks don't make it okay to break social distancing guidelines. Makes ya think ... if the hardest-hit city in COVID-19 pandemic won't follow the rules ... who will?

Of course, these brazen New Yorkers aren't alone. As we reported, folks in L.A. are still filing into farmer's markets and D.C. residents definitely didn't stay 6 feet apart as they packed into the Wharf this weekend to buy fresh seafood.

Two pro rugby players in Fiji were hauled off to jail after local authorities say they broke quarantine rules ... and the Fijian prime minister was PISSED over their actions.

"[They put] the whole of Fiji at risk," Frank Bainimarama said Sunday.

One of the offenders is reportedly 29-year-old Harlequins star Semi Kunatani. The other has yet to be identified.

The two are accused of skirting 14-day isolation rules upon their return to Fiji from overseas ... with Bainimarama saying one of the men actually tried to flee from officers when confronted.

"Unlucky for him he couldn't step his way past our Fiji police force. He has been arrested and is in isolation at Nadi Hospital," Bainimarama said.

The two players were also ripped apart by Fiji rugby's chief executive, John O'Connor, who promised further punishment for the men after their jail time.

"Such irresponsible behavior is totally unacceptable and we support the actions of the police in arresting these two players and any further action taken against them," O'Connor said.

"Fiji Rugby will take appropriate disciplinary actions against the professional rugby players, including reporting this highly irresponsible behavior to their clubs and World Rugby."

HQ Trivia is doing it's part to help those on the frontlines of the fight against the coronavirus and to make sure no one who has fallen on hard times goes hungry.

The live trivia show app made a $100,000 donation to the World Central Kitchen, a charity founded by celeb chef José Andrés. The WCK makes food for people in emergency zones to make sure everyone stays fed in zones impacted by the disease.

Andres thanked the show in a special video message ... letting them know the donation will be a huge help in the charity's continued success.

HQ also joined Project Isaiah in donating 1 million medical masks to Mount Sinai Hospital as well as 200 iPads so patients can stay in touch with their families while quarantined and receiving medical care.

The trivia show returned last week after a hiatus and has been an escape -- and way to win money -- for thousands. Each night, the show has chosen a different organization to donate to, including $2,500 to the First Responders Children's Foundation, Food Bank for NYC and America's Food Fund. They also donated $5,000 to Second Harvest Food Bank.