The longest reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, died at age 96 today. Her Majesty reportedly died peacefully at Balmoral in Scotland, surrounded by loved ones. Concerns regarding the Queen of England’s health made headlines for most of the year, but fears kicked into overdrive today. Monarch family members, including Prince Harry, Prince Andrew, Prince Charles,
Queen Elizabeth has put on a brave face for years, but her outward appearance has not reflected her inner feelings. A soon-to-be-released biography about Queen Elizabeth will detail the monarch’s struggles and the stress caused by her children. Queen Elizabeth is known for her poise and grace, but she allegedly experienced turmoil from her children’s
Although 2022 is dedicated to celebrating Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee, it’s hard to say whether or not things are looking up for the Queen following her recent health setbacks. Last October, the Queen spent the night in the hospital, and not too long after, she sprained her back. If that wasn’t enough, in February she
Queen Elizabeth wants to meet her great-granddaughter Lilibet. The 95-year-old monarch just survived a bout with COVID-19 and spent time with her grandson William and great-grandchildren over the weekend. But the monarch wants to meet her youngest grandchild, Lillibet. Lilibet, who was born in California on June 4th, 2021, has never met her royal great-grandmother
Last month, Queen Elizabeth II made the bombshell announcement that Camilla Parker Bowles would be Queen Consort when Prince Charles ascends to the throne. The news was shocking to the public since it was unclear for years whether Camilla would be given the title due to being a divorcee and Charles’ second wife. It was
Using excuses to avoid family members is not exclusive to regular people. Royals do it too. So alleges Royal biographer who claims that Prince Harry is using the excuse of security concerns to avoid his Royal family. Prince Harry is suing the government for relinquishing his Royal security. Harry alleges that he and his family
Long live the Queen! Queen Elizabeth II, 95, has recovered after battling COVID-19. The monarch reportedly spent time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren over the weekend. Queen Elizabeth II spent time with Prince William and his kids On Sunday, the Queen met up with her grandson, Prince William, his wife, Kate Middleton, and their three
Queen Elizabeth II is still recovering from COVID-19 and has canceled all virtual meetings. It was announced on February 20 that the Queen contracted the virus. Prince Charles and Camilla also recently contracted the virus. The Queen has cancelled all virtual meetings The Queen had continued to work since she tested positive for COVID, but
Salma Hayek has wished Queen Elizabeth II a speedy recovery from COVID-19. The Queen tested positive for COVID-19 on February 20. The Queen’s son, Prince Charles, also tested positive for the virus earlier this month. Salma Hayek sent well wishes to the Queen Hayek took to Instagram to post a photo of herself standing under
Queen Elizabeth II is positive for COVID-19 and is experiencing symptoms. Ten days ago, royal sources announced the Queen was under observation and not experiencing symptoms. The sources promised to keep the public informed about the Queen’s health. As of the latest update, Queen Elizabeth’s COVID-19 symptoms are mild, as described by Buckingham Palace. Queen