Jill’s ill: First lady has COV

First Lady Jill Biden tested positive for COVID-19 Tuesday on the last day of a family beach trip to South Carolina — just days after President Biden fully recovered from a weeks-long illness.

The president’s wife, 71, is double-vaxxed and boosted, but returned a positive PCR test after developing “coldlike symptoms” Monday evening, according to a statement from her spokesperson, Elizabeth Alexander.

The White House said President Biden, 79, tested negative for COVID-19 Tuesday morning, but would wear a mask for 10 days when indoors and around others because he’s a close contact of his wife.

Biden flew back to Washington on Tuesday to sign the Inflation Reduction Act.

The president was then expected to travel on to his home in Delaware Tuesday night. It was not immediately clear whether the first lady’s positive test would impact that plan.

Jill Biden will self-isolate for at least five days and remain at the South Carolina home where the first family had been vacationing until she receives two consecutive negative COVID tests, her office said.