Not the Royal family in England but the Kings and Queens of the Caribbean.

For the past few days, The Caribbean Camera has been texting and checking the Facebook and Instagram accounts of people who have “name recognition” with its readers After  contacting more than 20 people who are currently “in isolation” The Caribbean Camera  report, that most of our Royals are just like us. – Busy on social media, Eating too much and Exercising too little.

Jai Ojah-Maharaj – King of Caribbean radio in Toronto is at home de-cluttering, painting, walking , playing records at night and keeping in touch with family and friends.

Destra, The Caribbean Queen of Bachanaal – On Facebook, the famous Trinidadian Soca singer posted a 1970s era British comedy TV skit of a spinster who accidently sprays Crazy Glue on her crotch. Soon her spinster friend, Agnes, accidently glues her face onto her friend’s knickers. Destra then posted: “Take your precautions, and be careful. But don’t forget to laugh at least once everyday!!!”

Calypso Rose, the 80-year old Queen Mother, in France posted a message about a failed tour. “In France ready for my Spring tour but following the events that the Caribbean Camera \Calypso Rose, the 80-year old Queen Mother, in France posted a message about a failed tour. “In France ready for my Spring tour but following the events that the Caribbean Camera undergo, my dates are postponed soon. I can’t wait to see you again! In the meantime, pay attention to yourself. One Love. CR.”

Queen Macoomeh (Nathalie Taghaboni ) – Publisher and author (Tales From Icebox Land) Born in Port of Spain, raised Queen Macoomeh (Nathalie Taghaboni ) – Publisher and author (Tales From Icebox Land) Born in Port of Spain, raised in Toronto, she now lives outside of Cleveland, Ohio. Her professional writing began in 2001 as a columnist for the Share newspaper “Today is my first day working from home. As a & quot; linch-pin & quot; employee, they wanted to quarantine me.

And yes,behind the scenes I am trying my best to write a new novel. ”“When am I coming back to Toronto? I was supposed to be there for a May wedding…that has now been postponed. I have no idea, Stephen. I don’t know if anyone has any idea.”

Joella Crichton – Canada’s most winning Queen of Carnival and successful Toronto actress.

“ Good of the Camera to bring some light and happiness during this difficult time. Currently I am practicing social distancing at my home in Scarborough. Since the outbreak began, I have been unable to work as I am an actor and the entertainment industry has been shut down. I also had an upcoming show with Canadian Stage in High Park this summer that has been cancelled. It’s been a tough go so far but I am keeping my energy up by staying active indoors doing workouts on zoom with my cousins, going for walks, and keeping in touch with other performers I am reading plays and practicing online. Lots has moved online and it’s exciting to see everyone continue to find ways to create. I’ve also been keeping busy by trying to do something creative everyday.

“I believe this has helped me develop a deeper love for my family and friends but also a deeper gratitude for my life and my health. All is well.”