Queen Elizabeth.Photo: STEVE PARSONS/POOL/AFP via Getty
Queen Elizabethis staying busy despite her recent health scares.
In addition to using a walking cane to get around at events last month, the Queen has also reportedly been advised togive up horse ridingandmartinis.
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In addition to having herfirst in-person engagementfollowing the hospitalization last week — an audience with General Sir Nick Carter at Windsor Castle — the Queen was able toattend the joint christeningfor two of her great-grandsons over the weekend.
Queen Elizabeth was photographed riding in a car to the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor, wherePrincess EugenieandJack Brooksbank’s 9-month-old son, August, andZaraandMike Tindall’s 8-month-old son, Lucas, were baptized.
The Queen’s outing at the baptism came about a day after the monarch marked her 74th anniversary with her late husbandPrince Philip, her first without himfollowing his death at age 99in April. Both August and Lucasare partly namedafter Philip — it is a middle name for each of the boys.
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During hisroyal tour of JordanwithCamilla, Duchess of Cornwalllast week,Prince Charlesspoke withSky Newsandgave an update his mother.
When asked how the Queen was doing, Charles replied quietly that she was “alright.”
“Once you get to 95, it’s not quite as easy as it used to be,” he said with a chuckle. “It’s bad enough at 73.”
source: people.com
