The death of her husband Prince Philip leaves “a great void in her life” for the British Queen Elizabeth. Prince Andrew, the couple’s second son, stated this to British reporters on Sunday.
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But the 94-year-old head of state remains “incredibly stoic” with the whole situation. “We, her family and everyone close to her, gather around her and make sure we are there for her; that there is a lot of support, not only for her, but for everyone who has to deal with this enormous change, ”said the 61-year-old prince after a church service. It took place in the ‘Royal Chapel of All Saints’, on the grounds of the ‘Royal Lodge’ in the Royal Park of Windsor, also reports transmitter Sky.
Prince Philip died on Friday at the age of 99. He was married to the Queen for 73 years. Prince Andrew – who has been discredited with the Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal – said his father was a remarkable man. His death is “a great loss”. It is “as if the nation’s grandfather is no longer with us”.
The youngest son, Prince Edward, was also praised. The 57-year-old is moved by the praise that everyone gives to Prince Philip. That’s fantastic”.
Prince Philip will be buried next Saturday. Meanwhile, the whole country is looking forward to Prince Harry’s return. The Queen’s grandson is at odds with the rest of the royal family. Wife Meghan Markle has stayed in the US. Former Prime Minister John Major (Conservatives) describes at the BBC the death of the Duke of Edinburgh as an “ideal opportunity” to bury the strife.
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