After several months, Queen Elizabeth II can look into the faces of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren again – without a tablet or smartphone.
Because of the Corona crisis, Queen Elizabeth II (94) and Prince Philip (99) have often only seen loved family members on a screen in recent months. With grandson Prince William (38), his wife Kate (38) and the great-grandchildren George (7), Charlotte (5) and Louis (2), Elizabeth II and Philip are now reunited, as reported by British media.
According to the "Sun", the Cambridges are visiting Balmoral, Scotland, where the Queen and her husband continue to spend the summer as secluded and Covid-safe as possible. On Saturday, everyone saw each other face to face for the first time since March – but of course subject to appropriate social distancing requirements.
You are "overjoyed"
An anonymous source explains, "Like any family, they were dying to get back together – and they were overjoyed that it worked out that weekend." Kate, William and the children have been in Scotland for a few days. The Queen is said to have spent some time outdoors with her great-grandchildren.