Prince charles out of self isolation as he recovers from coronavirus

I'm happy to report that Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, has indeed left self-isolation after recovering from COVID-19.

According to reports, Prince Charles, who is 72 years old, tested positive for the virus on March 12 and was subsequently placed in self-isolation at his home in Scotland. He was said to be experiencing mild symptoms.

After a period of isolation, Prince Charles was cleared to leave his home and return to his royal duties. He was seen leaving his home in Birkhall, Scotland, on March 31, looking well and smiling.

It's worth noting that Prince Charles's diagnosis sparked concerns about the potential spread of the virus within the royal family and among the public. However, it's reassuring to know that he has made a full recovery and is now back to his normal activities.

It's also worth mentioning that Prince Charles's wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, was also placed in self-isolation as a precautionary measure, but she did not test positive for the virus.

The royal family has been taking precautions to minimize the risk of transmission, and it's heartening to see that Prince Charles has made a full recovery.