Prince William Tested Positive for COVID-19 Last April, Keeps Health Condition Secret to Avoid Worrying Others

Kapanlagi.com - Prince William is one of the members of the British royal family who was confirmed positive for the coronavirus. The Duke of Cambridge and the second in line to the British throne was diagnosed with the virus in April, just a few days after his father, Prince Charles, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

The public knows very little about Prince William's health condition. This is because he does not want to cause public concern due to his position as a member of the British royal family.

"There are important things happening and I don't want to worry anyone," Prince William said on one occasion, as reported by The Sun.

1. Severe Symptoms

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COVID-19 attacks with various types of symptoms, and what Prince William experienced turned out to be quite severe. It is mentioned that Prince William had difficulty breathing, causing panic among everyone around him.

"At one stage, he had difficulty breathing, of course, everyone around him became quite panicked," said a source.

2. Continuing to Work

Despite the illness he is suffering from, Prince William is one of the hardest-working nobles in April. He made 14 phone calls and video calls during the month of April.

"After meeting with medical personnel and testing positive - which was quite surprising considering how fit and healthy he is - William is determined to continue his business as usual," said a source.

3. Undergoing Treatment

During his infection with the coronavirus, Prince William was treated by palace doctors and followed government guidelines by isolating himself at the family residence, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk. The father of three rested for seven days from his work after April 9th. However, he returned to work by virtually opening the Nightingale Hospital Birmingham at the NEC on April 16th.

On the other hand, Prince Charles isolated himself for two weeks in March with mild symptoms. Meanwhile, Boris spent three nights in the ICU after being hospitalized on April 5th.

(the/rsp)