nohup won't show next prompt in SSH session

Assume that I am connected via SSH on a remote Ubuntu system. I want to execute a script there using nohup in case of potential connection drops and redirecting its log to a file. The command I run is nohup bash myscript.sh > log.txt & Then, the terminal prints the PID of the script and the message: > nohup ignoring input and redirecting stderr to stdout The cursor freezes there and I am not able to execute other commands unless I exit the SSH session with Ctrl + D and relogin. I would prefer the SSH session to remain open and proceed to the next terminal prompt without the need to relogin. Is there any way to achieve this?