Breaking news: Prince Charles, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth, has emerged victorious in his fight against the coronavirus. In a heartfelt video released on April 1, 2020, via the Clarence House’s Twitter page, the royal announced he’s on the mend after testing positive for the virus on March 25. Here’s the inside scoop on how Charles is faring and the inspiring message he shared with the world.
Prince Charles Shares His Recovery Journey
“After experiencing the coronavirus firsthand, I’m relieved to say I’m now on the other side of it,” Prince Charles, now 71, said in the video. “Thankfully, my symptoms were relatively mild. But even now, as I continue to practice social distancing and isolation, I’m reminded of the challenges we all face during these unprecedented times.”
As Patron of @age_uk, The Prince of Wales shares a message on the Coronavirus pandemic and its effect on the older members of the community. pic.twitter.com/a6NEFPOtvQ
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Out of Quarantine and Back in Action
Charles, who has officially completed his seven-day self-isolation period, seems to be in high spirits. According to a statement from Clarence House to USA TODAY, the Prince of Wales is back to his usual routine, working from home and spreading hope to those in need. His message wasn’t just about himself; it was a call to action for all of us to come together during this global health crisis.
Words of Comfort for the Elderly
During his announcement, Charles extended his heartfelt sympathy to the elderly and vulnerable individuals who are bearing the brunt of this pandemic. “My wife, Camilla, and I are deeply moved by the struggles faced by older people across the country,” he said. “We’re also thinking of every community and people of all ages who are enduring sickness, isolation, and loneliness. This is a tough time for everyone, and we’re in this together.”
Gratitude to the Helpers
Charles didn’t forget to thank the unsung heroes who are making a difference during this challenging period. “There are so many wonderful neighbors, individuals, and volunteer groups out there who are going above and beyond to care for those most at risk,” he noted. “Their selfless efforts are not only helping the professional services but also providing much-needed support and reassurance to countless families.”
A Week of Recovery
It’s been just over a week since Clarence House revealed that Charles, father to Prince William and Prince Harry, had tested positive for the virus. Back then, the statement read, “He has been displaying mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health and has been working from home throughout the last few days as usual.”
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An insider told Closer Weekly exclusively that Charles was taking everything in stride. “He’s doing OK and is in constant contact with royal doctors,” the source shared on March 26. “He’s not the type to make a fuss, and he doesn’t want anyone worrying about him.”
We join the world in hoping the entire royal family stays safe and healthy during these challenging times.
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