Two months after launching the online series, the former star of 'The Office' encourages fans to 'continue to spread good news in their own ways' amid the coronavirus pandemic.

AceShowbiz - John Krasinski had some bad news for fans on Sunday, May 17, as he announced his "Some Good News" web show is taking a short break.

The 40-year-old actor launched the online series at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic as the U.S. started to shut down, but this weekend he reflected he needed to take a break from work, as he encouraged fans to "spread good news in their own ways."

" 'Some Good News' has always been… about YOU! SGN wants to thank each and every one of you for being a part of this story. For sending in your clips, weather reports, and art," John wrote in the notes below the latest clip. "For watching, laughing, crying, dancing, and celebrating with us. There IS always GOOD in the world!"

He added, "Now, it's time for everyone to continue to spread good news in their own ways. We're taking a break for now, but there is more to come! Stay tuned."

John kicked off "Some Good News" in March, when he reunited with his "The Office" co-star Steve Carell to celebrate 15 years since the show debuted, and he's gone on to surprise a number of fans in a bid to lift spirits amid the ongoing pandemic.

Among the goodwill gestures, the star has held star-studded virtual proms and graduations for the class of 2020, who will miss out on the events due to lockdown measures.

He's also been sharing uplifting stories, and honoring those on the frontlines amid the crisis.

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