Prince Philip’s Will to Remain Sealed for 90 Years Out of Respect for Queen Elizabeth II

Followers of the royal family have been wondering how things have been for the Queen after Prince Philip’s death for some time now. At first, the monarch took a short time off from royal duties immediately following the death of her husband to grieve. It took another six months, however, for Queen Elizabeth to speak publicly about the late Duke of Edinburgh.

Queen Elizabeth II is speaking about her late husband, Prince Philip, for the first time since his death in April.

Remembering her late spouse. As Queen Elizabeth II attended the opening of the Scottish Parliament, she shared sweet memories of her late husband, Prince Philip, who died earlier this year.

On Saturday, Queen Elizabeth II was in Edinburgh to open the Scottish Parliament, accompanied by Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla.

Prince Philip, shared for Scotland.The 95-year-old monarch arrived for the ceremony with her son, Prince Charles, and his wife, Camilla, who in Scotland are known as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay.

Forever in their hearts. After Prince Philip died in April 2021 at the age of 99, many members of the royal family have been outspoken about honoring their father, grandfather and great-grandfather after his death.

Keeping her distance? Meghan Markle may not make an appearance across the pond until the dust finally settles following her 2020 exit, according to royal commentator Robert Jobson.

The royal family may still be mourning the loss of Prince Philip, who died in April at age 99, but they continue to keep his memory alive. In the recent BBC documentary special, Prince Phillip: The Royal Family Remembers, Prince Harry discussed his grandfather’s love of flying and then imagined what his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, would have said while aboard one of Phillip’s flights.

Royal fans were delighted as they watched Lady Louise Windsor make her public speaking debut in the new BBC documentary, Prince Philip: The Royal Family Remembers.

Social media is on fire following a BBC documentary remembering the late Prince Philip with some people branding Prince Harry a ‘hypocrite’ following his ‘insincere’ contribution.

Prince Harry fondly reflected on the marriage of the Queen and Prince Philip during an interview for the BBC documentary, Prince Philip: The Royal Family Remembers.The new documentary offered a look into the life of the Duke of Edinburgh. It was originally planned to mark his 100th birthday, with interviews being filmed both before and after his death in April.

Fans of the Royal family have been left divided after Wednesday night's (22 September) BBC tribute to Prince Phillip.The touching documentary included numerous Royals, notably the Prince’s children and grandchildren, praising the late monarch, his dedication to his family, the Queen, his conservation efforts and the Duke of Edinburgh scheme.

The royal family rarely open their doors and lives to TV cameras, although when they do it can make headlines around the world, such as when Harry and Meghan decided to spill the beans in their interview with Oprah Winfrey. But in an unprecedented new documentary the revelations and recollections are altogether more upbeat.

Prince Charles just shared some of Prince Philip‘s last words to him before his death. Based on their conversation, it’s clear that the Duke of Edinburgh had quite the dark sense of humor!

Prince Harry is sharing his memories of the “incredible bond between his grandparents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, in a new documentary about Britain’s royal family.

Sporty, adventure-loving and never self-pitying - these were all qualities that the late Prince Philip had in spades himself, and he admired these in others too. So perhaps it’s no surprise that The Queen’s loyal husband and William’s beautiful wife shared a special bond behind the scenes.

Prince Charles is planning some major shakeups should he ever inherit the throne, including whittling down the monarchy to seven major figures and turning Buckingham Palace into a museum — something his mother, the Queen, is said to be firmly against. A royal source told The Mirror the museum plan will "not be happening any time soon" while Her Majesty rules.

Prince Philip died nearly six months ago at 99, the tributes poured in from far and wide, praising him for his supportive role at the side of Queen Elizabeth II over her near 70-year reign.Now, it has emerged that Philip had another crucial role within the royal family.