The Queen Didn't Flee Buckingham Palace for Windsor Amid Coronavirus Crisis

By Andreas Wiseman

British royal Prince Charles has emerged from self-isolation after a seven-day quarantine following his coronavirus diagnosis.

Prince Charles is on the mend after contracting the coronavirus!

British royal Prince Charles has emerged from self-isolation after a seven-day quarantine following his coronavirus diagnosis.

If you've watched The Crown, you'll be well aware that Queen Elizabeth II holds weekly audiences with the British prime minister at Buckingham Palace. The PM keeps the monarch up to date with the latest news and events, and the queen has carried out this routine with 14 government leaders to date.Due to the coronavirus pandemic, and subsequent enforced social distancing rules put in place by the government in the United Kingdom, this week's audience was conducted over the phone.

After Prince Charles tested positive for coronavirus, he sent a message to his royal admirers thanking them for their support.  "Thank you for all your 'Get Well Soon' messages for His Royal Highness," a message from Clarence House read on Instagram.

After Clarence House announce that Prince Charles has tested positive for Coronavirus, a Buckingham Palace spokesperson has confirmed that Queen Elizabeth II is in good health. The source told Fox News that the Queen is doing well and she last saw her 71-year-old son briefly on March 12.

The royal family confirmed on Wednesday, March 25, that Prince Charles has tested positive for COVID-19. Since then, royal fans have wondered if the Queen has coronavirus too. But rest assured, well-wishers. Queen Elizabeth II is in “good health” amid her son’s coronavirus diagnosis.

The Queen has spoken!

Though Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to step down as senior royals on March 31, they're still highlighting the message of Queen Elizabeth II — literally! On Thursday, the queen shared words of comfort to the people of Great Britain and the world, and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex reposted the statement. 

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.

At the time, Queen Elizabeth II's son Prince Andrew was the only one inside the castle, where today, the monarch is holed up on self isolation because of COVID-19.

The Queen has held a private meeting at Buckingham Palace, before she leaves for her Easter break.The 93 year old was all smiles despite the current coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe, which is forcing her to begin her spring break early. Queen Elizabeth II will escape to Windsor Castle one week earlier than first planned, with it being believed she will stay there indefinitely until it is deemed safe for her to return to London.

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. 

Queen Elizabeth II‘s summer is suddenly looking up!

Queen Elizabeth II is set to reunite with great-grandson Archie Harrison in the United Kingdom a few months, for what will mark his first trip back since he and parents Meghan Markle and Prince Harry moved to Canada late last year, E! News has confirmed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussexplan to fly back with the infant to the the country, where the child was born, to vacation this summer with the monarch at Balmoral Castle, her home in Scotland, the Sunday Times reported.

Queen Elizabeth II of the Royal family is considered to be at risk after the British Health Minister Nadine Dorries has been diagnosed with Coronavirus. Ms. Dorries first showed the symptoms on Thursday, the same day when she attended an event with British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. Boris Johnson was present at the Commonwealth Service with the Royal Family earlier this month and he is often involved in their other affairs which have led to growing concern over the Queen's health.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry joined his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II at a church service on Sunday, marking the first public reunion between the Duchess of Sussex and the British monarch since the couple moved to Canada late last year ahead of a planned official exit from the royal family. The Duke of Sussex was photographed driving his wife to the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor Great Park, while the queen, 93, was seen being driven to the venue in a different vehicle.