Buckingham Palace has announced that Queen Elizabeth’s nearly centennial consort was admitted to King Edward VII in London on Tuesday evening and will remain for a few days for observation.
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The Prince Consort Philip of Edinburgh, 99, was admitted to London’s King Edward VII hospital on Tuesday night after experiencing malaise. This was announced by Buckingham Palace itself with an official message in which the causes of the illness are not indicated. The rmade by Elizabeth II remained at Windsor Castle.
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The queen and the prince live in almost total isolation
For months the royal couple have lived in almost total isolation, for reasons of caution related to the pandemic, in Windsor Castle, where both have received the first dose of an anti Covid vaccine in recent weeks (THE SPECIAL “VACCINE PILLS” BY SKY TG24). The brief statement released by Buckingham Palace on the health of the Duke of Edinburgh has apparently reassuring tones, but does not cancel the alarms given the very advanced age of the prince consort, who has been married to Elizabeth for over 73 years.
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