After the Queen's COVID-19 diagnosis, Camilla and Charles go viral for all the wrong reasons

 After the Queen's COVID-19 diagnosis, Camilla and Charles go viral for all the wrong reasons

Queen Elizabeth has tested positive for COVID-19

Queen Elizabeth has tested positive for COVID-19, according to Buckingham Palace, which was previously unimaginable. According to a statement published Sunday morning, "Her Majesty is suffering from minor cold-like symptoms but plans to continue modest responsibilities at Windsor during the next week." "She will continue to get medical treatment and will follow all the proper procedures," it said (via People).

Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted, "I'm sure I speak for everyone in wishing Her Majesty The Queen a speedy recovery from COVID and a swift return to sparkling good health."

Meanwhile, we know that Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles have both tested positive for the sickness that has revolutionized the way we live throughout the world. The Queen is said to have contracted the disease from the royals who are next in line for the throne. And now, for all the wrong reasons—pun intended—the would-be future rulers of the kingdom are going viral on Twitter.

The Queen's COVID-19 diagnosis has sparked speculation on Twitter regarding Prince Charles and Camilla's reactions.

Queen Elizabeth has tested positive for COVID-19

The announcement that Queen Elizabeth is COVID-positive and what this may entail for the future of the monarchy sparked a lot of discussion on Twitter. Although a statement from Buckingham Palace stated that the 95-year-old queen was only having minor symptoms and appeared to be on the mend, it didn't stop many from wondering what Charles and Camilla were thinking.

 

One Twitter user said, "I'm sure Camilla is spending the day trying on crowns." The way the three key characters got COVID after the "Queen Consort Camilla" declaration, another individual said, referring to the news that Charles' wife would definitely get the title upon his accession to the throne.

 

Meanwhile, rumors circulated on Twitter that Charles would be pleased with the diagnosis, with one user writing, "Prince Charles contracted COVID so he could transmit it to his mother and eventually get his crown. # Queen # QueenElizabeth." Someone, tweeting, had a different perspective: "Consider giving COVID to your mother. To be honest, Prince Charles should be disqualified from the throne as a result of this. "

 

Prince Charles is currently staring at the crown jewels and rubbing his hands together like a Disney villain, saying "my it shall soon be mine!" "Prince Charles is currently staring at the crown jewels and rubbing his hands together like a Disney villain, saying "my it shall soon be mine!" "someone remarked," in yet another example of Twitter behaving inappropriately.