Prince Albert of Monaco's Daughter Opens Up About Her COVID-19 Experience and Lingering Symptoms
Earlier this month, Jazmin Grace Grimaldi shared that she'd tested positive for COVID-19. Now, she says she's "starting to finally feel like myself" after three weeks of symptoms—but still has some lingering issues.
Grimaldi—Prince Albert of Monaco's daughter with Tamara Jean Rotolo, with whom he had a short relationship—posted on Instagram this week about her recovery, explaining how she was feeling in a long comment. She said she was on the road to recovery, and that she was "grateful to be alive and healthy at this present moment."
Still, she isn't yet at 100%. "I do in fact have Covid symptoms that continue to linger and pop up on and off again," Grimaldi wrote. "Ex: headaches, ear aches, fatigue and diarrhea. I am just trying to do all I can to gain my strength back and build my immunity, patience is key but I am happily on the road to recovery." She concluded the comment with a plea to her followers to follow public health guidelines (and a note that the photo she posted was taken without a filter).
A post shared by JazminGraceGrimaldi (@jazmingrimaldi) on Jul 21, 2020 at 5:13pm PDT
This post followed Grimaldi's June 14 IGTV video, in which she revealed that she'd tested positive for COVID-19, despite practicing social distancing, wearing a mask, and regularly sanitizing her hands. After disclosing that she'd received the diagnosis that day, she warned viewers that she had "unfortunately seen a lot of people, though, around me who have not been abiding by the rules, and that scares me," and encouraged everyone to take necessary precautions to minimize the virus's spread.
Grimaldi's diagnosis comes months after her father Prince Albert tested positive for the novel coronavirus. When he received his diagnosis in March, Albert became the first head of state to contract COVID-19. He then went into isolation, and recovered quickly from what he described as a mild case.
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