Fear Strikes as Prince Charles Tests Positive for Covid-19 After Visit with Queen

Prince William expresses concern for the health of both his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, and his father, Prince Charles, after the latter tested positive for Covid-19 just days following a visit to Windsor.

The Prince of Wales, currently in self-isolation, met with the Queen two days ago.

This marks the second time that Prince Charles has contracted the virus, while his wife Camilla has tested negative, according to Clarence House.

Buckingham Palace has not disclosed whether the Queen has tested positive or negative, citing medical privacy.

The news sparked reactions on Twitter, with Jeanette Sangolo expressing sympathy for Prince William, whose UAE tour is now overshadowed by this development.

Another user, Rebe111, pointed out that Prince William's concern is likely directed towards his father and grandmother.

In recent footage captured during filming at Windsor Castle for Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee, royal experts observed a tender moment between the Queen and her beloved corgi, Candy.

ITV royal commentators Chris Ship and Lizzie Robinson discussed the clip on their podcast.

Ship noted that anyone else interrupting the Queen during the filming session would have received a stern look, but since it was Candy, the interruption was met with affection.

The Queen can be seen asking her furry companion, “And where did you come from?

I know what you want.”

Ship speculated that she was referring to a treat for the dog.

Camilla's future title announcement by the Queen was praised as a brilliant move to ensure a smooth transition for Prince Charles.

Biographer Hugo Vickers suggested that the Queen's confirmation of the title Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, would officially use was a preemptive measure to avoid potential criticism of her son.

Without this announcement, Camilla would have become Queen Consort by law.

However, the Queen's statement clarified Camilla's position, allowing her to be referred to as Queen by name.

Vickers commended the Queen's resolution of the issue, stating that it was not only brilliant but also extremely generous.

Following Prince Charles' positive test, Buckingham Palace doctors have been conducting regular tests on Queen Elizabeth II.

This precautionary measure is due to her recent meeting with the Prince, who had carried out an investiture at her Windsor Castle residence.

A Buckingham Palace insider highlighted the glaring issue at the heart of the monarchy amidst the Queen's Covid scare.

While Prince Charles experienced mild symptoms, his wife, Camilla, described his isolation period as tiresome.

The Queen, on the other hand, reportedly displayed no symptoms, although fears for her health persist as Buckingham Palace neither confirms nor denies her contraction of the disease.

A palace source assured that the situation will continue to be monitored.

Despite being triple vaccinated, the Queen will only need to self-isolate if she tests positive.

Her first and second jabs were administered in January and March 2021, respectively, with a booster shot received in October, according to sources.