He will no longer be attending Jubilee celebrations.
Prince Andrew has tested positive for Covid-19.
Buckingham Palace confirmed the news in a statement this afternoon.
Andrew will no longer be attending celebrations throughout the Jubilee weekend.
He has pulled out of tomorrow's National Service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul's Cathedral.
A spokesman said: "After undertaking a routine test the Duke has tested positive for COVID and with regret will no longer be attending tomorrow's service."
Prince Andrew was with Queen Elizabeth this week, but she has not tested positive for the virus.
Luckily, the 96-year-old is well and is testing negative for Covid-19.
Earlier this year, the monarch tested positive for Covid-19. Queen Elizabeth was diagnosed with the virus in February.
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Prince Andrew has not been around the Queen since testing positive. He is now isolating as he recovers from the virus.
Queen Elizabeth kicked off Jubilee celebrations at Trooping the Colour in London today.
Prince Charles, Princess Anne, and Prince William attended the special event.
The Duchess of Cambridge and their three children, Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis were also there.
Prince Harry and Meghan flew over to England for the celebration.
Their children Archie and Lilibet have also joined them for the special weekend.
Queen Elizabeth and other royals will attend Harry's daughter's 1st birthday party on Saturday.
She has canceled her royal engagements so she can spend the day with her namesake. This will be the first time Lilibet has been in England since she was born.
Prince Andrew's daughters will attend the party. Both Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are close to Prince Harry.
