Kate Middleon has received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine and he has shared that moment on his social networks, taking the opportunity to launch an interesting message. The Duchess of Cambridge wanted to thank the health workers for their incessant work, thanks to which we are getting closer and closer to ending the pandemic.
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Kate Middleton, 39, went to the London Science Museum yesterday to receive the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. In the United Kingdom, the turn of adults over 30 has already arrived and in this group is the Duchess of Cambridge.
Kate attended her vaccination appointment in a casual look, jeans and a white ribbed top. The Duchess of Cambridge was vaccinated just a few days after her husband did. A few days ago, it was Prince William (38 years old) who came to get vaccinated and he told it on his social networks. Kate has done the same. Image of the moment and next to it a message dedicated to health workers:
“I received my first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine yesterday at the Science Museum in London. I am enormously grateful to everyone involved in the rollout – thank you for all that you are doing.”
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Some of the comments that have accompanied this tweet note that the Duchess of Cambridge was very excited at the time. And it is not surprising, after the recent weeks we have lived and the year and a half of pandemic that we have been, receiving the vaccine is a moment of celebration but also of reflection, for Kate, and for everyone.
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