Queen Elizabeth Joins Family Gathering After Recovering from Covid-19

Queen Elizabeth II is reportedly recovering well from her recent bout with Covid-19.

The monarch was able to take a break from her self-isolation and spent an afternoon in the company of loved ones at Frogmore in her Windsor estate on Sunday.

The Queen joined a small family gathering that included Princess Beatrice and her daughter Sienna, as well as Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, who came with their three children.

This was the first time the younger royal family members had seen the Queen since she tested positive for Covid-19 over a week ago.

Frogmore Cottage, where Princess Eugenie, her husband Jack Brooksbank, and their son August reside, was the venue for the family gathering.

However, they were not in attendance over the weekend.

Palace observers noted the presence of William and Catherine, who are in the process of planning a new family life in the home counties.

They had decided to send their eldest son Prince George to Berkshire Prep School.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are looking at prospects for a new family home on the Windsor estate, although sources say an eventual move to the castle itself will be on the horizon.

Princess Charlotte, the daughter of William and Catherine, has reportedly been extra caring towards Queen Elizabeth ever since she learned that the monarch tested positive for Covid-19.

According to a tabloid, the royal family was worried about the Queen, especially since she was not getting any younger.

But out of all of them, it was Princess Charlotte who appeared to be most concerned.

She has been painting pictures and asking any adult within earshot to help her bake cupcakes and muffins as a get-well present.

The insider also claimed that Princess Charlotte has been telling Prince William and Duchess Catherine that she wants to become a nurse when she grows up.

The source revealed that the Queen has fully recovered from the deadly virus and is a self-confessed workaholic.

As soon as she was able, she invited Prince William and Catherine to join her for tea to personally express her gratitude and reiterate that she thinks they'll make a wonderful king and queen when the time comes.

The Queen's invitation couldn't have come at a better time for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

They took the past couple of weeks extra hard because of all the work demands, as well as the Queen's health issues.

Meanwhile, Harry wants to come back to see his family despite the royal rifts, according to a lawyer who spoke during a hearing held last week in the protection row.

The court heard that Prince Harry considers that the UK is and always will be his home.

He wants to come back to see family and friends and to continue to support the charities that are so close to his heart, said Shaheed Fatima QC.

In conclusion, Queen Elizabeth II is reportedly on her way to full recovery from Covid-19.

She recently joined a small family gathering at Frogmore, which included Princess Beatrice and her daughter Sienna, as well as Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, who came with their three children.

Frogmore Cottage was the venue for the family gathering, where Princess Eugenie, her husband Jack Brooksbank, and their son August reside.

Princess Charlotte has been extra caring towards Queen Elizabeth ever since she learned that the monarch tested positive for Covid-19.

The Queen has fully recovered from the virus and invited Prince William and Catherine to join her for tea to personally express her gratitude.