‘Queen feels great emptiness’ after Prince Philip’s death,’ but stay …

The death of Prince Philip leaves “a great void in her life” for the British Queen Elizabeth. Prince Andrew has stated this to the British press. “She remains incredibly stoic about it.”

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After a church service in honor of the British Prince Philip, who died on Friday (he was 99 years old) Prince Andrew revealed that the 94-year-old head of state, his mother, had told her husband’s death left “a great void” in her mind. The two were married for 73 years. According to Sky News Prince Andrew told reporters that the Queen remains “incredibly stoic” after his death.

The couple’s second son told other reporters that the Queen called her husband’s death a miracle. Presumably that statement referred to the fact that Prince Philip died peacefully and calmly at home, close to her, and not just in a hospital with strict corona rules. Earlier this year, Prince Philip was hospitalized for another month for an infection and heart intervention.

Prince Andrew (who has been discredited in the sex scandal surrounding his friend Jeffrey Epstein) said his father was a remarkable man. His death is ‘a great loss’. “It’s as if the nation’s grandfather is no longer with us.”

About his mother, the 61-year-old prince also said: “We, her family and everyone close to her, gather around her and ensure that we are there for her, that there is a lot of support.”

Comeback Harry

Prince Philip will be buried next Saturday. Meanwhile, the whole country is looking forward to Prince Harry’s return. It will be the first time since his and wife Meghan Markle’s explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey that he sees his royal family again.

In it, the couple accused unnamed members of the royal family of racism. Markle herself stays in the US, she is pregnant and her doctor would have advised her not to travel by air.

Former Prime Minister John Major (Conservatives) describes the death of the Duke of Edinburgh as an ‘ideal opportunity’ to bury the family strife.

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