Kate Middleton isolates herself after coming into close contact with a person who tested positive for Covid-19

The Duchess of Cambridge is currently self-isolating after coming into close contact with a person who tested positive with Covid-19.

Kate Middleton has put herself into self-isolation after coming into contact with a person who has tested positive with Covid-19.

The Daily Mail claims that the Duchess of Cambridge is “following all relevant government guidelines” and is currently self-isolating at home.

At this time, it is believed that she is not currently experiencing any symptoms.

Kensington Palace has not revealed where that specific contact was, however Kate was alerted on Friday afternoon local time, the publication claims.

The Duchess has already received her first and second Covid-19 vaccinations.

Kate Middleton is self-isolating after coming into contact with a Covid-19 positive person. Picture: Getty Images

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Kate has been busy in the last week attending events like Wimbledon on Friday, alongside Wimbledon chief executive Sally Bolton and Tim Henman, a former British tennis player.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, attended Wimbledon Championships Tennis Tournament on July 02, 2021. Picture: Getty Images

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The Duchess also went to Wembley Stadium last Tuesday to watch a soccer game between England and Germany.

She attended the game with her husband Prince William and son Prince George.

Kate is known to undergo consistent lateral flow tests before any royal engagement, as part of the royal household testing regime.

Kate Middleton, Prince William and their son Prince George attend the England vs Germany game as part of the UEFA Euro 2020 Championship on June 29, 2021. Picture: Getty Images

When Kate was alerted of the close contact, she started isolation at home immediately.

As for William, he is expected to undertake socially-distanced engagements throughout Monday (local time), and as of right now is not expected to isolate.

Both William and Kate were expected to lead celebrations for the 73rd anniversary of the NHS, which included a thanksgiving service at St Paul’s Cathedral.

Following that, they were due to host an afternoon tea at Buckingham Palace.