The palace has not released details on Charles or Camilla’s conditions, or whether either had recently met with his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.
Duchess Camilla has tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19, just four days after her husband, Prince Charles, tested positive for the virus a second time. Camilla is self-isolating, Charles and Camilla’s official royal residence told the Associated Press. USA TODAY has reached out to Clarence House for further comment. Charles, the 73-year-old heir to the British throne, began isolating Thursday after testing positive. On the evening prior to testing positive, he and Duchess Camilla,74, attended a reception at the British Museum for the British Asian Trust, a charity the prince founded in 2007, to support communities in South Asia. The palace has not released details on Charles or Camilla’s conditions, or whether either had recently met with his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. On Thursday, the same day Charles tested positive, Camilla carried on with her engagements as scheduled, making appearances at a sexual assault referral center and a food poverty charity, both in London, and a criminal justice organization just outside the city.
