Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William marked the Queen's full recovery from COVID with a special family day at Windsor, two royal podcasters claimed. Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William took time off from their busy schedules to visit the Queen at Windsor Castle after she recovered from COVID, Christina Garibaldi, and Christine Ross claimed. Her Majesty, 95, was diagnosed with coronavirus halfway through February and cancelled a series of duties as she experienced mild cold-like symptoms, sparking concerns about her long-term health. But this week she resumed virtual meetings and was said to have been treated to spending time with Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Royalie US host Christina Garibaldi said, it seems like the Queen is back on her feet and doing well. She's actually reported to have spent time with Prince William and Kate, and their three children at Windsor Castle. She appeared in two virtual meetings on Tuesday so it seems like she's getting back on her feet and doing well. Co-host Christine Ross said, it's so good to see that she's getting back into things. I think anyone who's had COVID and been hit quite hard from it knows it takes a little while to really get back on your feet. So I'm glad to see she's doing better and has been able to do some of the things she really enjoys. Miss Garibaldi added, and spending time with her great grandkids is definitely, I'm sure, one of those things. The Queen has been staying at Windsor Castle, one of her favourite residences, since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020. She has briefly returned to London over the past two years but has mostly resided in Barccia, where she can count on the company of Prince Edward and Sophie, the Countess of Wessexulivinear by Bagshot Park. And speculation has been rife about the duke and Duchess of Cambridge themselves considering a potential move to the countryside with George, Charlotte, and Louis. In an earlier episode of the podcast, Miss Ross reported sources close to the couple had claimed Kate and William would like to split their time between London, Norfolk, and a new home in Barccia. She said, it seems like the duke and Duchess of Cambridge are ready for a move. There are some reports that they were going to split their time between two primary residences, Kensington Palace in London and their country home Anne Mahal in Norfolk. According to the Daily Mail, a source close to the Royal Family says William and Kate will move to Barccia and start a quiet life in the country because they feel like at this stage in their life suburbia makes perfect sense now. This also kind of makes sense because they would be closer to Windsor Castle and there were some reports that they would be moving to Windsor Castle a few months back.