ANTHONY JOSHUA is self-isolating at home following the news that Prince Charles has coronavirus.
The heavyweight champion, 30, met the the Prince of Wales, 71, at the Commonwealth Day service just 16 days ago.
Anthony Joshua will go into quarantine after Prince Charles tested positive
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The royal remains in “good health” following his diagnosis on Monday night.
But as Joshua met the 71-year-old just over two weeks ago, he will remain at home in isolation.
A spokesman for the heavyweight champion confirmed he has not shown any signs of coronavirus.
They said: “AJ is at home following government guidelines, he is fit and well.
“He wishes everyone affected a speedy recovery and a huge thank you to all the front line key workers.”
Earlier this week, WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO champ Joshua tweeted: “Hi guys, hope everyone’s staying safe.
“It’s humbling to see people giving their everything right now to keep us safe. Shout out to everyone on the front-line.
“We see you, we appreciate you, we thank you and we’re in awe of you.”
AJ is scheduled to fight Kubrat Pulev at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on June 20.
Prince Charles awarded Anthony Joshua an OBE at Buckingham Palace in December
The Bulgarian hardman, 38, has insisted he would fight the Watford-born bruiser behind closed doors.
But the heavyweight title fight is expected to be postponed until a later date due to the outbreak of Covid-19.
It was confirmed this week that all British boxing has been axed until at least the end of April.
Anthony Joshua’s next fight against Kubrat Pulev is expected to be postponedCredit: Reuters
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