The roommates, according to CNN, yesterday Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II spoke to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, a spokesman for Buckingham Palace said, despite showing mild symptoms after testing positive. with COVID-19. If you recall, over the weekend we reported that she was exposed to the virus. Reports also suggest Prime Minister Johnson was supposed to meet the Queen in person but it was mostly held to follow current government guidelines.
Reports suggest that a source close to the Palace also advises that the Queen’s upcoming engagements will be decided near that time. The monarch is not the only one affected by the deadly virus. Her eldest son and heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, contracted the virus for the second time on February 10. During that time, he was unable to see his mother. After his diagnosis, a few days later, his wife, Camilla, also tested positive.
A royal source told CNN on Sunday that there have been several cases diagnosed recently in the Windsor Castle team. The 95-year-old monarch’s health became a hot topic after news of her death. On Tuesday, Jason Lee received backlash for reports that his source advised the king had passed away. Instagram has since flagged the post for misinformation.
In an interview with BuzzFeed on Wednesday, Jason said, “I would never post something like this if people told me, I don’t believe it. People are asking why we posted without allowing the royal family or the Palace to release a statement. Why? Because we break stories. And I broke many true stories. We were never wrong.”
The Royal Family has not yet commented on the false claims as well as the Queen’s health. Although the Queen has been vaccinated, there are no other updates on her condition.
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