The Queen Honours Late Husband Prince Philip By Wearing Brooch He Gave Her As A Gift

Prince Edward is addressing the tension in the royal family after his nephew, Prince Harry, made the decision to step down as a working royal last year with his wife, Meghan Markle, and has spoken about family issues.In an interview with CNN, Queen Elizabeth II's youngest son called the situation «very sad.»«Listen, weirdly we've all been there before — we've all had excessive intrusion and attention in our lives,» he commented.

Queen Elizabeth’s youngest son Prince Edward recently got candid about the tensions amongst the royals following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s exit from the UK. In a chat with CNN, the Prince described the tensions between royals as “very sad.” “It’s difficult for everyone but that’s families for you…we wish them the very best of luck.

Prince Philip.

The royal family marks an important milestone today as late Prince Philip turns 100 today. The Duke of Edinburgh, who passed away in April 2021, would have turned 100 today.

In honour of what would have been Prince Philip's 100th birthday, his wife Queen Elizabeth received a very special gift which artfully remembers The Duke of Edinburgh's "remarkable life." The Royal Horticultural Society, of which The Queen is a royal patron, presented her with the Duke of Edinburgh Rose, a newly bred type of rose named after the late royal, as per The Palace's announcement, via Entertainment Tonight.It was Keith Weed, Royal Horticultural President, who gifted the special rose to

But while he died just three months short of his 100th, his life and legacy is no less remembered.

Prince Philip is forever in  Queen Elizabeth II‘s heart. The 95-year-old royal paid tribute to her late husband a day before what would have been his milestone 100th birthday on June 10th, 2021.

Prince Philip's legacy and memory live on.

Queen Elizabeth II gave Prince Harry and Meghan Markle her blessing to name their baby girl, Lilibet «Lili» Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, in her honor.A source tells ET that Her Royal Majesty was the first one the Duke and Duchess of Sussex called when their newborn daughter arrived, adding that she's already met the baby girl over video call. Lilibet was born Friday, June 4 at 11:40 a.m.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle couldn't contain their excitement over introducing their newborn daughter Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor to her great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth. For the unversed, Harry and Meghan named their second child after The Queen's favourite nickname, which even her late husband Prince Philip would endearingly address her as.

Royal followers may be curious to know more about the Queen’s great-grandchildren, especially as Her Majesty’s family continues to welcome new royal babies into the world. Luckily, we’re diving into each of the Queen’s great-grandchildren below! But first, here’s a little background on the Queen’s family at large.

"Oprah, who?," was Queen Elizabeth and the late Prince Philip's son Prince Edward's quirky response to The Telegraph, via E! News, when quizzed about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex were profiled by The Telegraph from their sprawling Bagshot House home in Surrey.

"He will be remembered as the longest reigning consort to the Monarch, a decorated serviceman, a Prince and a Duke.

Amidst reports of rising tensions between Prince Harry and his father Prince Charles, a royal insider recently told Daily Mail that next in line to the throne, Charles will leave Harry "out in the cold" if he attacks the Queen again, following the former royal’s comments about the royal family on many platforms in the past month.

The Queen is said to be “deeply upset” over Prince Harry’s latest comments in his series The Me You Can’t See, reports claim. Queen Elizabeth, 95, is understood affected by the Duke of Sussex’s latest comments about his time in the Royal Family – including claims he felt “neglected”.

Queen Elizabeth II is facing yet another loss. Her Majesty's 5-month-old puppy, Fergus, has reportedly died. The puppy is said to have been one of two dogs gifted to the Queen earlier this year when Prince Philip was in the hospital.According to multiple reports, Fergus was thought to have been a dorgi (a corgi crossed with a dachshund), and was named after the Queen's late uncle, Fergus Bowes-Lyon, who died during World War I in 1915.