According to a statement from his office on Thursday, the British heir to the throne has now contracted COVID-19 a second time.
According to his office, Clarence House, Charles, 73, was “sorrowful” he could no longer attend a ceremony in Winchester, southwest England, to mark the 70th anniversary of his mother Queen Elizabeth’s coronation.
The Prince of Wales has tested positive for COVID-19 and is now alone, it said on Twitter. Thursday saw Camilla, Prince Charles’ wife, continue her activities in London after testing negative.
At a reception for the British Asian Trust on Wednesday, the prince engaged in conversation with attendees, including Rishi Sunak, the British finance minister, and Priti Patel, the interior minister.
Did Thursday’s Covid Test Come Negative, And How Did King Charles Sick?
When Charles revealed he had been “lucky” just to have had mild symptoms, he tested positive for the virus in March 2020. In December, Charles asserted that he and Camilla had had their COVID-19 booster shots.
At her engagements on Thursday, Camilla thanked Elizabeth for publicly declaring her wish for her to succeed as Queen Consort when Charles becomes king, calling it an honor and a “very nice” gesture.
Camilla, Charles’ second wife, was vilified by the tabloid press when his first marriage to the late Princess Diana ended and after her death in 1997.
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The media has become much more sensitive in recent years. According to a poll taken on Wednesday for the Daily Mail, she now has the support of 55% of the British public, compared to 28% who are opposed.
“A corgi isn’t just for Christmas; in North Korea, it’s for dinner”.
Your ever loving King shall address you all at 3pm, BBC One. Alternatively, you can read one’s Christmas Message here: https://t.co/ZOKxQZRCpV
— King Charles III (parody) (@Charles_HRH) December 25, 2022
According to other surveys, many people are still opposed to her accepting the title; a YouGov November survey found that only 14% of respondents agreed.
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