That queen elizabeth health ii This has become a topic that worries most followers british monarchy, and that is that despite the fact that Buckingham Palace confirming that the symptoms were minor, similar to the common cold, His Majesty’s engagement continued to be postponed.

However, have It was Prince Charles who broke the silence and spoke directly about the health of the 95 year old king. The future British monarch stated that Queen Elizabeth II is “much better now”, so she is expected to resume her activities one hundred percent soon.

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While Prince of Wales While holding a virtual meeting with diplomats on Tuesday morning, he was approached by several Britons, who inquired about his mother’s health as she and her family duchess of cornwall They strolled along the sidewalk.

Janice Jacom, 64, an administrative worker at a local golf course, said: “I asked the prince about his mother and he said ‘he is much better now, it is very light’. It’s a little worrying that the Queen is getting a little warmer, but I think the response has been really great.”

Elizabeth II was diagnosed as a carrier of the Chinese virus on February 20after she was continuously monitored for contact with Prince Charles, who two days after visiting Windsor Castle and staying with his mother, tested positive for the same virus.

Since then, heQueen Elizabeth II has been monitored by a medical team from the same kingdom, who stated that their symptoms were similar to those of the common cold and that they would soon resume their actual activities. However, it is said he still keeps his voice hoarse.

Yesterday afternoon it was also announced that the queen of England had reunited with her family, having traveled to Frogmore, near where Prince Harry and Meghan used to live, to visit Princess Beatrice and her young daughter, Sienna, which is also named after the king.

That The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, also attended the special gathering.But Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank and their young son August, who now lives at Frogmore Cottage, are believed to have not been home when the queen visited on Sunday.

Frogmore is located about a kilometer to the south Castillo de Windsor in Windsor House Gardens. It is known that Elizabeth II often visited Frogmore and her gardens to walk her dogs, although recently her health condition meant that she was not often seen in the same places as she used to be.