Royal Family Is ‘Rallying’ Around Queen Elizabeth II After Hospital Stay: They Were ‘Urging’ Her to Slow Down

Queen Elizabeth II is resting after spraining her back over the weekend.

Resting up! Queen Elizabeth II canceled her regular duties as monarch of the United Kingdom, skipping the Remembrance Day Service on Sunday, November 14.

On the mend! Prince Charles offered an update on Queen Elizabeth II‘s health days after she returned home to Windsor Castle following several event cancellations and a recent hospital stay.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have 'instilled clever parenting tips learned from Princess Diana ' into their three children.

Queen Elizabeth II has been advised to rest for an additional two weeks and is therefore canceling more planned engagements, per her doctors’ orders.  Buckingham Palace said Friday that the 95-year-old monarch will be unable to travel at the recommendation of medical advisers. However, she will be able to continue undertaking light, desk-based duties that include some virtual audiences.  Unfortunately, this means that she will be forced to miss the Festival of Remembrance on Saturday, Nov.

Queen Elizabeth II has been advised to rest for at least the next two weeks, accepting doctors’ advice to cut back on her busy schedule, Buckingham Palace said Friday.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been enjoyed a well-deserved break for their royal duties, but have put their family holiday on the back-burner for a short while, in order to highlight a new important initiative.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge jetted off for a half-term break with their children last week, and were spotted at Heathrow airport prior to their departure.

The Queen had to give Prince William and Kate Middleton special permission to go on holiday as a family with their three children last week.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 39, were seen at Gatwick Airport jetting off to an undisclosed location for the half-term break with their three children Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six and Prince Louis, three. It's rare for the family to be allowed to fly together due to an unusual unwritten travel rule in place for the royals.

Queen Elizabeth II took the throne as Queen of Britain and the Commonwealth in 1952 and has been in that role ever since, making her the longest serving British monarch in history. Of course, the 95-year-old Queen does not just lead the monarchy, but also a large royal clan composed of four children, eight grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, and several corgis.

Prince William and Kate Middleton had to be granted special permission by The Queen go on holiday as a family with their children in tow.

Grandson duties activated! Prince Harry went into “panic mode” after learning that Queen Elizabeth II had been rushed to the hospital earlier this month, a source exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

Staying strong. Queen Elizabeth II‘s health has been the subject of much speculation after she completed a short hospital stay in October, but the 95-year-old royal isn’t ready to slow down too much.

As is tradition, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s royal rules must be followed at every step—and that even includes when they’re on vacation. But this time around, it looks like the Cambridges decided to do things a little bit differently.

No stopping her! Queen Elizabeth II returned to work less than one week after spending the night in the hospital.

Every family has their own traditions which take place all across the festive season, but we're fairly sure the British Royal Family's Christmas is slightly more extravagant than the average person's.

Kate and William have been spotted at Heathrow airport with their children after the Queen's hospitalisation. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were seen with Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and Prince Louis, three at the airport on Thursday afternoon.The Royals were driven to the airport by Prince William in a blacked-out Audi alongside their nanny and security hours after the Queen was discharged from hospital after an overnight stay.