Britain’s Prince Philip hospitalized after feeling unwell

Prince Philip, British Queen Elizabeth II’s 99-year-old husband, has been hospitalized after he reported not feeling well. A source told Reuters it was connected to Covid-19. The Buckingham Palace said he has been hospitalized as a ’precautionary measure.’ Philips, who will turn 100 this June, has been admitted to the King Edward VII Hospital, where he will be kept under observation for some days.

Britain’s Prince Philip hospitalized after feeling unwell

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