“He is very, very, very weak still so it is very slow progress when they ask him to do things, but that you can see he is trying, which is awesome,” Kloots said on her Instagram story, “so it’s obviously like registering and he is trying to do the things they ask him to do.

“I mean it’s such a blessing,” she continued. “I can’t even tell you. We did a big cheer because … we’ve been waiting for at least this little momentum.”

The celebrity trainer’s update came after she said she had a “positive” FaceTime call with Cordero on Mother’s Day. She and Cordero share 11-month-old son Elvis.

“I asked him to look up and he did, and I asked him to look down and he did,” she shared, “and so that was a fantastic Mother’s Day gift to start my day off with.”

Cordero, 41, has been hospitalized at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center since the end of March, and was put on a ventilator. The following month, he had to have his right leg amputated following complications from the novel virus.