Several cancellations in the jubilee of the throne
That’s why the Queen skipped the offers
Queen Elizabeth II did not attend some of the events of her seventieth jubilee. A royal expert now revealed the reason.
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Updated: 1:22 PM
It is said that Queen Elizabeth II (96) intentionally canceled her appearances so that she could attend dates that were really important to her during her platinum anniversary celebrations. The British monarch has been suffering from health problems in recent months and for this reason, among other things, he did not appear at the traditional Thanksgiving service at St Paul’s Cathedral.
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Royal expert Jonathan Sacredotti reveals more about the Queen’s decision to scale back public appointments in an interview with Us Weekly. “She tried really hard to stay strong. I think it’s quite understandable that she saved her energy as much as possible for all the events she really wanted to attend, if she could,” he explains. The British monarch did not want to bother herself with an unnecessarily large number of appearances.
The Queen thanked her publicly
After the festivities ended, Queen Elizabeth II issued a letter of thanks, In which I was deeply touched by the “friendliness, joy, and connection” she has experienced in the past few days. “I am humbled and deeply moved that so many people have taken to the streets to celebrate my platinum anniversary. Although I may not personally attend every event, my heart goes out to you all; I remain committed to serving you to the best of my ability, with the support of my family,” the Queen said. (live)
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