NewsQueen Elizabeth II: Secret family reunion after Corona disease

Queen Elizabeth II: Secret family reunion after Corona disease

Good news from the palace: Queen Elizabeth II is said to have quietly ended her corona isolation to see her family again.

Windsor – The news of Queen Elizabeth II. (95) Corona infection not only worried the British people, after all the regent is one of the risk groups due to her old age. The 95-year-old had to cancel several appointments due to her illness, but now she seems to be doing better.

A recent report by the “Daily Mail” should let Royal fans breathe a sigh of relief, Queen Elizabeth II has apparently survived her corona disease. According to the palace, the Queen suffered from mild corona symptoms and continued to carry out some tasks from Windsor Castle. She was able to leave her magnificent residence, which has been her retreat since the beginning of the pandemic, a few days ago. As the newspaper reports, Queen Elizabeth is said to have made her way to the nearby Frogmore estate, where part of the British royal family is said to have been waiting for her.
24royal.de* reveals who is said to have traveled to Windsor for the meeting with Queen Elizabeth II.

Prince William (39), Duchess Kate (40) and the three Cambridge offspring George (8), Charlotte (6) and Louis (3) are said to have taken part in the small family reunion. Princess Eugenie’s family of three, 31, who live at Frogmore Cottage, are said to have missed the reunion. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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