British Queen’s health not yet ready: “She will only decide from…

Queen Elizabeth will probably not announce until Sunday whether or not she will be present at the christening of her newborn great-grandchildren. The health problems of the 95-year-old Queen could possibly put a stop to this.

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It would be the first time in weeks – since her hospital stay on October 20 – that the Queen has made another public appearance. Recently, she has canceled several official activities because her doctors have to ‘take it easy’. That against her will. Last week, Queen Elisabeth canceled the Remembrance Day commemoration due to back problems. She did receive a working visit at Windsor Castle last Wednesday, the honor went to Army General Nick Carter.

Elizabeth doesn’t have to go far for the baptism of her great-grandchildren August and Lucas. The ceremony will take place in the Royal Chapel in the grounds of the Royal Lodge in Windsor. Several family members are expected to attend the ceremony, including Princess Eugenie’s parents Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, as well as Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton.

Princess Eugenie gave birth to son August in February. He is the first child of the princess and her husband Jack Brooksbank. Lucas, son of Zara, daughter of Princess Anne and Mark Phillips, and her husband Mike Tindall, was born in March. The couple already has daughters aged 7 and 3.

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