Queen 'never fully recovered' after death of 'strength and stay' Philip, expert says
09.09.2022 - 15:21
/ ok.co.uk
The Queen appeared to follow her late husband Prince Philip's mantra 'Just get on with it' following his death, but "never fully recovered" from his loss, a royal expert has said. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday 8 September at the age of 96, over a year after her beloved husband Prince Philip passed away at the height of the coronavirus pandemic on 9 April 2021.
Heartbreaking scenes aired on TV saw how Her Majesty had no choice but to sit alone at his funeral due to restrictions, but she was quick to return to her public duties with several appearances since then – including her final engagement of appointing Prime Minister Liz Truss in Balmoral. Now, royal commentator Duncan Larcombe has spoken out on how the Queen "never fully recovered" from the Duke of Edinburgh's death.
Speaking exclusively to OK! magazine, he explained how everyone was "amazed" by how quick she returned to her duties as the monarch. He said: “I don’t think Her Majesty ever fully recovered from the death of the Duke of Edinburgh.
"We were all amazed at how quickly she got back to work after his funeral, and touched that she appeared to be so determined to follow Philip’s famous mantra, ‘Just get on with it.’" However, the expert couldn't help but wonder if "she pushed herself too hard," adding how she may have "underestimating the physical and emotional impact of bereavement and grief." Duncan continued: "His death was clearly not unexpected. But, in the run-up to it, the Queen had been going through the same pandemic and lockdown frustrations as everybody else.
She couldn’t spend time with her children and grandchildren, she was forced to work from home and couldn’t get out and meet the public. “For a monarch who always said she
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