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King Willem-Alexander gives Corona update: This is how his mother Beatrix is

A few days ago it became known that Princess Beatrix was infected with the corona virus. Willem-Alexander now shared new information about his mother’s condition with the public.

The Hague – Due to her age, Princess Beatrix (83) belongs to the corona risk group. The shock was correspondingly great when the Dutch royal family announced that the former regent had contracted the virus. King Willem-Alexander (54) recently announced the latest information on Beatrix’s current state of health.
24royal.de * reveals how Princess Beatrix is currently doing after her corona infection.

At the end of November, Princess Beatrix was still enjoying the Caribbean sun on Curaçao. She was on a state visit to the island for several days to get an idea of the effects of the corona pandemic, among other things. She was in a good mood in the capital Willemstad, was in the mood for jokes and looked lively and happy. Shortly after her return to the Netherlands, however, the rude awakening followed: The ex-queen infected herself with the corona virus. Beatrix has already been vaccinated three times, but infection is of course not easy to take lightly. In a first statement, the palace had announced that the 83-year-old was in domestic isolation with mild cold symptoms. King Willem-Alexander himself now gave an update on the condition of his mother. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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