News about the British royals in the GALA ticker: Queen Elizabeth: First appearance outside the palace at the baptism of her great-grandchildren? +++ Prince Charles comments on the state of health of the Queen +++ Queen Elizabeth receives an audience
News about the royals in the GALA ticker
November 20, 2021
Queen Elizabeth: Will we finally see her again at tomorrow’s royal double baptism?
In the past few weeks, Queen Elizabeth, 95, has been worried about the health of many Royal fans. The royal head had to cancel some appointments at short notice and was in the hospital. Most recently it was even suspected that they might not be seen outside the palace walls until next year. She completed her appointments in the home office. But everything puff cake? As the British “The Sun” reports, a palace insider wants to know that the Queen will be personally present at tomorrow’s double baptism of her great-grandchildren.
On November 21, 2021, sons August and Lucas, born in February and March 2021, will be baptized by Princess Eugenie, 31, and Zara Tindall, 40, in the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor Park. The source says, “Her Majesty is dying to be there as she knows how important this is to her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.” It remains to be seen whether the queen will really take part in the family celebration.
The Dutch Royal was baptized 16 years ago
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November 18, 2021
Prince Charles comments on Queen Elizabeth’s health
The concern of Royal-Expert: inside and fans continues. After Queen Elizabeth, 95, spent a night at King Edward VII’s Hospital in London in October, her absence from Remembrance Sunday in mid-November shocked her with a sprained back. Although the palace commented on the monarch’s state of health, members of the royal family have been asked repeatedly about the queen’s well-being since then. So did Prince Charles, 73, during his current visit to Jordan.
When asked about his mother, the Royal told Sky News: “She is fine, thank you very much.” Then Prince Charles let himself be carried away with one more flirtatious remark: “Once you’re 95 years old, it’s not as easy as it used to be. At 73, it’s bad enough.” That Charles is joking is a positive sign, as is the Queen’s recent appearance. Royal experts assume that the monarch will no longer have appointments outside of her palace walls in 2021, but fans could now take a look at the apparently healthy Queen. She met General Sir Nick Carter, 62, at Windsor Castle after he had left his post as Chief of Defense.
At sunset they visit the Sphinx
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November 17, 2021
Queen Elizabeth receives General at Windsor Castle
This sight lets you breathe a sigh of relief: The latest recordings show Queen Elizabeth, 95, doing well at an audience at Windsor Castle. There the monarch received General Sir Nick Carter, 62, on Wednesday, November 17, 2021, after he had given up his post as Chief of Defense. According to media reports, the Queen is said to have said that she was “very sad” that he was resigning after she welcomed Carter in a cheerful floral dress in the Oak Room of her home. In the background you can see a large painting as well as photos of her family, including Prince William, 39, with his wife Duchess Catherine, 39, and Princess Beatrice, 33, with Princess Eugenie, 31.
Buckingham Palace shared a photo of the event on its official Instagram account. Royal fans are relieved that the Queen seems to be fit again. She recently had to cancel her participation in the Remembrance Sunday memorial service on November 14 at short notice because of a sprained back. “It’s nice to see that our Majesty the Queen looks healthy and excellent again as ever,” said one user happily in the comments. “Wonderful to see Her Majesty safe again. Incredible woman,” writes another enthusiastically.
Royal expert believes that Queen Elizabeth’s diary was erased
There are 44 days until 2021 ends. It has been a year of loss and pain for Queen Elizabeth, 95. In April she lost her husband Prince Philip, † 99. In recent weeks, however, the monarch has made headlines due to her own illnesses – including a stay in hospital and severe back problems. The last canceled appointments give the British Royal-Experts the impression that the Queen will not take part in any events or appearances until 2022.
“I don’t think we’ll see her officially before the end of the year, even if she recovers from her sprained back,” said Majesty Magazine editor Joe Little. The 95-year-old is currently at Windsor Castle, where she can relax. Although she is supposed to resume easy tasks, such as the daily review of official papers and virtual receptions, a public appearance outside the palace walls seems absurd. In addition, no dates for the Queen are known for the coming weeks. The question that arises is: will the monarch not attend the Christmas service in Sandringham? British media leave room for speculation: A Christmas party on Windsor is also conceivable, according to “Express”.
November 16, 2021
Queen Elizabeth lets Prince Edward speak for himself
This news worried the British on Remembrance Sunday: Queen Elizabeth, 95, had to cancel her participation due to a sprain in her back. An important date that should now be followed by a similarly meaningful one. Since the monarch is supposed to rest at Windsor Castle, she sent Prince Edward, 57, to the General Synod of the Church of England. Your youngest son had the honorable task of conveying the greetings from his mother, who is the secular head of the Church.
On behalf of the Queen, he first asked those present for the “sincere and profound apology that she cannot be here today” before reading out her moving message: “It is hard to believe that Prince Philip and I attended over 50 years ago attended the very first session of the General Synod. Neither of us can slow the passage of time; and while we often focus on everything that has changed in the years between, much remains unchanged, including the gospel of Christ and his teachings. ” From these emotional words speaks the deep faith of the Queen, which apparently gave her the necessary support in this painful and grief-filled year. A touching message to the church representatives, which probably also moved Edward deeply.
Pippa Matthews starts new career
Pippa Matthews, 38, goes back to school. The sister of Duchess Catherine, 39, is about to embark on a new career path. As the “Daily Mail” reports, she has committed herself to holistic practice and is currently taking a course in it. That would only make sense, after all, with “Pippa’s Playground” she has already founded a new company dedicated to “human health” and offering homeopathy, hydrotherapy and acupuncture. “Pippa continues to focus on studying,” a spokeswoman told the publication.
In addition, the 38-year-old has already devoted herself to a healthy lifestyle in the past, writing a food column for the British “Waitrose Magazine” and a sports and social column for the “Telegraph”. The lifestyle she preaches is lived by the mother of two children, Arthur, 3, and Grace, eight months, herself. “To be active with my two and a half year old son in the park or on the playground, to take him on my bike and to go running , when he was still a baby, gave me the opportunity to do sports as a mother, “she once explained in an interview for the” HOKA One “brand.
November 15, 2021
Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry reveal Archie’s favorite song
On yesterday’s Remembrance Sunday, November 14th, Duchess Meghan, 40, and Prince Harry, 37, took time out for children who had fled Afghanistan. According to media reports, including the Daily Mail, the royal couple not only hosted a lunch at the US air force base in New Jersey, which currently houses over 10,000 people who fled after the Taliban came to power, but also watched the lunch afterwards Classrooms over.
There they sang and danced “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes”, a song with which the little ones learn English, together with Afghan children. The parents of two then revealed that this song was also one of the favorite songs of their two-year-old son Archie. How cute! According to a spokesman, at the end of their visit Harry and Meghan also praised the “tireless efforts” of the teachers on site.
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Sources used: thesun.co.uk, dailymail.co.uk, twitter.com, express.co.uk