The Duchess of Cornwall returned to work after spending 14 days in isolation

The Duchess of Cornwall officially got out of self-isolation and returned to work from Birkhall in Scotland yesterday. The couple reunited after Camilla spent 14 days in isolation following Charles' COVID-19 diagnosis last month. Following the government guidelines, Charles spent seven days in isolation, and though Camilla tested negative for the virus, she too had to self-isolate to avoid potentially contaminating others.

In her role as President of The Royal Voluntary Service, yesterday, The Duchess spoke with 85-year-old Doris Winfield from Rickmansworth, who lives alone and has spent the last two weeks self-isolating. The Duchess also sent a message of thanks from Birkhall to National Health Service (NHS) volunteers. Clarence House released a photo of The Duchess taken at Birkhall in Scotland, where she and Prince Charles have stayed and will be staying according to the coronavirus precautions.