This was Elizabeth II’s hardest year

At nearly 96 years old, Queen Elizabeth II has had too many problems. His health has deteriorated significantly though he insists on continuing to give force that image to which he is accustomed. For the past few days, rumors have circulated about Elizabeth II’s alleged need to attend official acts in a wheelchair, but once again she managed to stop the rumours, and she did so in tribute to her husband, the who got on her own two feet. , albeit at a slow pace. A month ago, the Queen contracted COVID-19 and spent her incarceration at Windsor Castle, where she has lived for a while to cut down on unnecessary travel due to her mobility issues. He will celebrate his 96th birthday on April 21. and health problems are more than normal at that age, but it is not the Queen’s only concern.

The queen’s right eye has always been her son Andrés, whom she was forced into permanently revoke their titles military and royal protection, in addition to deprive him of the use of the title of Royal Highness, although he hasn’t lost it at the moment. All of this prompted by his involvement in a serious case of pedophilia with the late Jeffrey Epstein. “With the Queen’s approval and consent, the Duke of York’s royal patronages and military ties are returned to the Queen. The Duke of York will not continue to perform public duties and will plead his case privately,” the statement said. Buckingham Palace. With this decision, Isabel II wants to keep the institution safe and prevent more family scandals.

Philip of Edinburgh and Elizabeth II were married for 74 years, but the… On April 9, 2021, the Queen had to say goodbye for the last time to the one who has been the great love of her life† Today is a sad day for the British Royal Family, and especially for the Queen, as it marks the first anniversary of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh. His sense of humor and his closeness made him one of the royal family most loved by the English who are noticing their absence today more than ever.

His grandson Harry is undeniably the protagonist of Elizabeth II’s worst year. In March 2021, Megha Markle and Harry gave a controversial interview to veteran host Oprah Winfrey. Her granddaughter revealed that there is a certain concern in Harry’s family about the skin color of the couple’s son, though the queen’s grandson limited himself to pointing out that “he would never share in public” the details of that unfortunate conversation. But the bombings didn’t end here, Meghan openly revealing that she had had suicidal thoughts, although she didn’t wipe her smile for the media.

Harry also discussed his relationship with his father, Prince Charles. “I feel really disappointed because he has been through something similar, he knows what pain is… and Archie is his grandson,” he revealed emotionally. The commotion the interview provoked reached such a point that Buckingham issued a statement, which read that the British royal family is ‘sad and concerned’ about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s personal situationwhich they were previously unaware of and assures that the issues they denounced, especially those of racism, are “worrisome and will be addressed privately by the royal family”.

Interesting, her own Elizabeth II called the year 1992 her “annus horribilis”, now marks the 30th anniversary of that phase of his life, and it seems that happiness is taking the worst path. That year was marked by the divorce of Princess Anne and Mark Phillips; and Prince Andrew and Sara Ferguson. Added to these fractions was the emotional instability of Lady Di and his terrible relationship with Prince Charles, something everyone knew. As the icing on the cake, the polls showed a sharp decline in the popularity of the English monarchy. Will this bad stage overcome the fateful year 1992?