Royals who have tested positive for COVID this week

The Prince carlos he’s not the only royal to test positive for COVID-19 this week.

On Thursday, a royal statement shared that Queen Elizabeth’s son was self-isolating and canceled a scheduled visit to Winchester after learning of his diagnosis.

But he is not alone: ​​both the Queen Margrethe II of Denmark As the King Felipe VI of Spain they announced this week that they also tested positive for covid. Queen Margaret, who has just celebrate their 50th anniversary to become monarch, she canceled her plans to visit Norway after testing positive on Tuesday.

The 81 year old monarch he is showing only mild symptoms and is staying at the Christian IX Palace in Amalienborg, according to his office. Queen Margaret became the first European sovereign to publicly receive a vaccine against covid19 in January 2021.

The King Felipe of Spain, 54 years old, tested positive for covid19 on Wednesday after presenting “mild symptoms” the night before. Following health guidelines, the Spanish monarch will remain isolated for a week while he continues his royal duties from his residence. His office added that his familyhis wife, Queen Letizia, and his daughters, Princess Leonor and Princess Sofia, do not show any symptoms and continue with their normal activities.

King Felipe received his first dose of the coronavirus vaccine in May 2021. The announcement of his diagnosis coincides with Spain’s plan to remove outdoor mask mandates.

Meanwhile, Queen Elizabeth, 95, is being monitored after Prince Charles, 73, was reunited with his mother two days ago. The royal heir was in Windsor Castlewhere the Queen currently lives, to deliver the investiture honors on Tuesday.

A royal source confirms that the queen is currently not showing any symptoms. The situation will continue to be monitored, but regular health updates will not be provided de la Reina, adds the source.

Carlos tested positive for the first time for the viral disease at the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020. At the time, a spokesman for the heir to the throne said the prince was in “good spirits” and continued to work at home amid “mild symptoms.”