Buckingham Palace Insists Prince Philip Is ‘Absolutely Fine’ After Rumours Of His Death From COVID-19

Earlier in March, Queen Elizabeth left Buckingham Palace to self-isolate at Windsor Castle. She'll stay there for the duration of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. And—as an added little bonus—Prince Philip is there too. According to Express, it's the first time the two have actually lived together in two years.

Prince Albert Of Monaco has shut down rumours he gave Prince Charles the coronavirus at a Water Aid event earlier this month.

Clarence House announced this morning that Prince Charles, Prince Harry and Prince William's father and the 71-year-old heir to the British throne, has tested positive for coronavirus. His wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, was also tested but does not currently have the virus.

Royal fans have expressed their concern for the Queen after her son Prince Charles tested positive for coronavirus. Princes Charles was confirmed to have the virus, but the 71-year-old remains in “good health”, Clarence House said in a statement.

Safe and sound. Queen Elizabeth II is in good health after a royal aide at Buckingham Palace was diagnosed with COVID-19.

The entire world is dealing with the impact of the coronavirus right now and the royal family is no exception.

A Buckingham Palace source has confirmed that Prince Philip is alive and well after rumours that he is dead circulate on social media.

Prince Philip is now at Windsor Castle with the Queen, a Buckingham Palace spokesperson confirmed Thursday.

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip have left London for Windsor Castle to self-isolate while coronavirus continues to sweep the country. The 93 year old monarch was seen leaving Buckingham Palace in a car earlier today, sporting a navy gilet over a bright blue jumper.

Prince Harry is missing his friends and family in the U.K. after heading to Canada to join his wife Meghan Markle and their son, Archie, a royal insider is claiming.

Princess Beatrice has put her wedding on hold amid the coronavirus pandemic, with the ceremony being axed until further notice. Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s daughter was set to tie the knot with her Italian fiancé Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on May 29, with a reception to be held at Buckingham Palace gardens.

After much speculation, Buckingham Palace has finally announced that Queen Elizabeth will leave Buckingham Palace and move to Windsor Castle amid Coronavirus Pandemic. According to a statement released by Buckingham Palace, the Queen has cancelled all her public events for the next two months and has decided to leave London. The statement asserted that the changes in the queen’s schedule were made "as a sensible precaution and for practical reasons in the current circumstances."

The Coronavirus scare is real and it has roped in the Buckingham Palace as well. The Covid-19 outbreak has hit the United Kingdom badly. The country has reported 1391 cases with 35 deaths confirmed, as per The Guardian. The international news publication has also revealed that England has the highest number of cases with 1099 people infected with the novel virus. As the UK tackles the medical emergency, it has been reported that Queen Elizabeth II has vacated the Buckingham Palace. 

The Queen has reportedly been moved from Buckingham Palace amid coronavirus fears as the outbreak continues to spread across the UK. Queen Elizabeth II, 93, is understood to have been taken to Windsor Castle after government talks on Thursday 12 March.

The 93-year-old monarch was 'whisked' to Windsor Castle on Thursday for her own protection as the UK battles to contain the virus.

Meghan Markle's series of final events in the UK ahead of her and Prince Harry's transition out of their working senior royal family roles is over—and the Duchess of Sussex left the country hours after her last engagement Monday to return to the couple's 10-month-old son Archie in Canada.