Rev. Jesse Jackson and his wife, Jacqueline, have been hospitalized after contracting Covid-19, according to multiple reports.

The civil rights leader’s Chicago-based nonprofit, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, told CNN that Jackson and his wife were admitted on Saturday to Chicago’s Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

More information on their conditions has not yet been disclosed, though it’s said they’re both being closely monitored.

Jackson was vaccinated against Covid back in January; his wife’s vaccination status is unclear.

The Reverend was last hospitalized shortly after getting vaccinated, with “abdominal discomfort,” which led him to receive gallbladder surgery. He’s also contended with Parkinson’s disease since 2017.