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Prince Albert Addresses Rumors He Caused Prince Charles' Coronavirus: "We Nodded Hello To One Another"

Some believe Prince Albert caused Prince Charles' coronavirus after the two royals met in London a couple of days ago. Now Monaco's Prince Albert is addressing those rumours - he explained the Prince of Wales "had a number of other opportunities to catch it," and that he can't be accused of contaminating him.

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Prince Charles tested positive for coronavirus earlier this week. Fingers are pointing now at Prince Albert of Monaco who was diagnosed with COVID-19 last week. Some believe he might have caused the Prince of Wales' coronavirus.

Now Prince Albert is addressing those rumours and spoke about his and Prince Charles' meeting in London, which took place on March 10 as they both attended a Water Aid event.

Prince Albert says he can't be accused of contaminating Prince Charles

Prince Albert explained he and Prince Charles "never shook hands." He said: "I was at the other end of the table, way far away. We nodded hello to one another, so I don’t think I can really be accused of contaminating him."

Prince Albert of Monaco also explained there were a lot of other people at the event. "I know he continued his schedule afterwards for a number of days. He had a number of other opportunities to catch it," he added. Prince Charles' doctors say the Prince of Wales wouldn't have been contagious before March 13.

Prince Charles' coronavirus diagnosis was confirmed by Clarence House on Wednesday. He has been experiencing mild symptoms but remains in good health. Where Prince Albert contracted the virus is still unknown; he is currently supporting Monaco's defense against the disease.