COVID-19: Duchess of Cornwall Camilla tests positive after Prince Charles; in isolation

Duchess of Cornwall Camilla tested positive for COVID-19, Clarence House informed on Monday, four days after her husband, Prince Charles, revealed that he had contracted virus. According to statement, Camilla is self-isolating and will continue to follow government guidelines. While citing a royal source, CNN also reported that Duchess tested positive for coronavirus despite being triple vaccinated. 

"Her Royal Highness Duchess of Cornwall has tested positive for Covid-19 and is self-isolating. We continue to follow government guidelines," statement said.

Prince Charles tests COVID positive

Meanwhile, Prince Charles had started isolating on February 10 after testing positive for virus for second time. It is to mention that 73-year-old is heir to throne had to cancel his attendance at an event in English city of Winchester on Thursday. He is also fully iculated. 

Prince Charles who is currently self-isolating after testing positive for COVID-19 disease was reported to meet Queen two days ago in Windsor, according to a royal source. y highlighted that monarch is t displaying any kind of COVID-19 symptoms, however, y refused to confirm wher or t she has tested negative. 

Britain Queen is thought to have spent some time with Prince Charles on Tuesday at her Windsor Castle residence, where her son had performed an investiture on her behalf. Furrmore, Queen Elizabeth II would t be self-isolating because she is completely iculated, but she will be required to do daily lateral flow tests for a week. 

In addition to this, during a huge event at London's British Museum on Wednesday evening, Prince Charles had visited dozens of individuals. At reception in Museum to hour work of British Asian Trust, Charles and Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla visited Chancellor Rishi Sunak and health minister Sajid Javid. According to Clarence House, Camilla has tested negative for COVID-19 disease.