The Queen of England Elizabeth II has reportedly tested positive for COVID-19.
The Buckingham Palace announced on Sunday night that the Queen of the British Royal Family had contracted the virus, per the BBC.
The 95-year-old tested positive and is reportedly experiencing “mild cold-like symptoms”.
She will continue to carry out light duties this week.
It was confirmed she had been in direct contact with her eldest son and heir Prince Charles when he had the virus in mid-February. A number of cases have also been reported among staff at her Windsor Castle home.
Prince Charles and Camilla also tested positive back in 2020.
This comes after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that remaining COVID-19 restrictions, including the mandatory isolation periods for positive cases, would lift.
Johnson tweeted on Sunday: “I’m sure I speak for everyone in wishing Her Majesty the Queen a swift recovery from COVID and a rapid return to vibrant good health.”
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