Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla has tested positive for COVID-19 a few days after her husband Prince Charles.
Clarence House spokesman in London made this known on Monday.
This comes after Prince Charles tested positive on Thursday and is currently self-isolating.
This development has sparked concerns over whether the heir to the British throne could have passed the virus to his mother Queen Elizabeth II whom he had met two days earlier.
Meanwhile the couple, Charles and Camilla have received booster jabs and have urged the public to do the same.
Camilla’s last official engagements were on Thursday last week where she toured a sexual assault clinic, opened a community kitchen, and visited a charity that works with victims of crime.
The Queen while marking 70 years on the throne, announced that she hoped Camilla would be known as Queen Consort when Charles becomes king.
Clarence House spokesman in London made this known on Monday.
This comes after Prince Charles tested positive on Thursday and is currently self-isolating.
This development has sparked concerns over whether the heir to the British throne could have passed the virus to his mother Queen Elizabeth II whom he had met two days earlier.
Meanwhile the couple, Charles and Camilla have received booster jabs and have urged the public to do the same.
Camilla’s last official engagements were on Thursday last week where she toured a sexual assault clinic, opened a community kitchen, and visited a charity that works with victims of crime.
The Queen while marking 70 years on the throne, announced that she hoped Camilla would be known as Queen Consort when Charles becomes king.