Prince Charles Tests Positive for Covid-19 Again, Queen’s Health Uncertain

The British Royal Family has been hit by fresh Covid-19 scare after Prince Charles tested positive for the virus for the second time.

The Prince of Wales is now self-isolating, having met with the Queen just two days ago in Windsor.

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

However, doctors are understood to be testing her regularly after she met with Charles on Tuesday.

The situation has left Prince William concerned for the health of his father and grandmother.

The Duke of Cambridge is currently on a tour of the United Arab Emirates, but royal experts believe he will be upset that his trip is being overshadowed by this news.

The Queen offered a glimpse of her affectionate side during filming at Windsor Castle for Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years on the British throne.

Royal commentators have picked over recent footage of the Queen enjoying a touching moment with her favourite pet corgi, Candy.

In the clip, the Queen can be seen asking her pet pooch, “and where did you come from?

I know what you want.”

Meanwhile, the Queen's announcement of Camilla's future title was branded brilliant by a royal biographer.

The Queen confirmed the title her daughter-in-law would officially use to avoid potential criticism for her son, Prince Charles.

Without the announcement, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, would have become Queen Consort by law.

However, Her Majesty's statement issued on Saturday clarified the Duchess's position once and for all.

Buckingham Palace doctors are understood to be testing the Queen regularly after she met with recently Covid-positive Prince Charles on Tuesday.

The situation within the Royal Family in the midst of the Queen's Covid scare exposes a glaring issue at the heart of the monarchy, a Buckingham Palace insider has said.

Despite fears for the Queen's health, sources say she is triple vaccinated and will not need to self-isolate unless she tests positive.

The head of state is thought to have received her first jab in January 2021, her second jab that March, and her booster in October.

The news of Prince Charles testing positive for Covid-19 again has raised concerns over the effectiveness of vaccines against the virus.

While the Prince is not suffering from strong symptoms, his wife Camilla said he was finding his isolation period tiresome.

The situation has also exposed a potential issue with the monarchy's succession plan.

Royal biographer Hugo Vickers suggested that the Queen's announcement of Camilla's future title was extremely generous and brilliantly resolved the issue before Prince Charles succeeded her.

The news of Prince Charles' positive test has sparked a wave of reactions on social media.

Twitter users expressed their concern for the Royal Family, with some sending well-wishes to the Prince and the Queen.

Others, however, criticized the monarchy's handling of the pandemic and questioned the need for the Royal Family in modern times.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the Queen's health, royal experts believe that Her Majesty will continue to carry out her duties as head of state.

The Queen has faced many challenges during her reign, and this latest Covid scare is just another obstacle that she will overcome with her usual grace and dignity.