Prince Charles Emerges From Self-Isolation, One Week After Coronavirus Diagnosis Revealed

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have reunited to celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary following his battle with the coronavirus.The couple first met at a polo match in Windsor back in 1970 and after a long love affair that spanned almost five decades, they married on 9 April 2005. To mark the occasion, they decided to pose for a sweet photograph in their Scotland home of Birkhall with their two Jack Russell Terriers.

Prince Charles is finally back with his wife after she completed a 14-day self-isolation in their Scottish residence following Charles’ contraction of the novel coronavirus.

Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, is back to work! The 72-year-old wife ofPrince Charles is officially out of self-isolation in their Scottish estate and back to work, ET has learned. 

Today, the Duke of Rothesay, as Charles is known in Scotland, where he is currently residing, helped to virtually mark the opening of NHS Nightingale Hospital, a conference center in London which has been adapted into a temporary medical facility with space for 4,000 beds.

Prince Charles gave royal fans a rare glimpse inside his office at his Birkhall residence on the Balmoral estate in Scotland.The Duke of Cornwall has several photos on display, including a sweet picture taken with Prince Harry and Prince William.The prince is recovering from coronavirus.Prince Charles has been spending time in quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19. Having left London for the Balmoral estate, Prince Charles was in Scotland when he discovered he had coronavirus.

Giving back. Prince Charles helped to open up a new coronavirus field hospital after his own brush with the infection.

Prince Charles is addressing the United Kingdom, and the rest of the world, after coming out of self-isolation following his coronavirus diagnosis.

Prince Charles, 71, has spoken out on his coronavirus diagnosis after coming out of self-isolation on Monday in a new video message shared on the Clarence House Instagram account. In an uplifting video filmed at his residence in Scotland, Birchall, The Prince of Wales said the pandemic is a “strange, frustrating and often distressing experience”, but praised key and NHS workers who are tirelessly fighting against the virus sweeping the nation.

Last week, the British royal family dropped jaws when they confirmed Prince Charles has been diagnosed with Coronavirus. The Clarence House announced the 71-year-old was tested positive for the virus.

The Prince of Wales who tested positive for coronavirus last week after developing mild symptoms is now out of self isolation at his Birkhall home in Scotland.

Good news from the royal family: Prince Charles is out of self-isolation after . Per and several royal reporters, palace officials confirmed the update in a statement, saying "Clarence House has confirmed today that, having consulted with his doctor, the Prince of Wales is now out of self-isolation."

Many celebrities and public figures have tested positive for coronavirus, from . And earlier this week, , sharing:

Prince Charles tested positive for coronavirus earlier this week.The Duke of Cornwall took to Instagram to provide fans with an update on his health.Charles is currently quarantined in Balmoral, Scotland.Having previously left their London residence amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Prince Charles announced this week that he's tested positive for coronavirus.Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla had traveled to the royal family's Balmoral estate in Scotland, before the heir to the British throne began

in a video showing his thanks and appreciation for the NHS (National Health Service). On Thursday night, Charles joined people across the United Kingdom in expressing his gratitude, cheering doctors and nurses on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic.

Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, are extremely grateful for the NHS healthcare workers! On Thursday evening, across the United Kingdom, people took a moment to cheer on the nurses and doctors who have risked their lives during the coronavirus outbreak by participating in the #ClapsForCarers initiative.