Queen Elizabeth II greatest weakness despite being truly ‘impeccable’
Queen Elizabeth II tragic flaw is revealed by an expert
Queen Elizabeth II’s biggest weakness is laid bare by a Royal expert.
Her Majesty, who passed away in 2022 due to old age, was an exemplary leader except when it came to discipline her son, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.
"[E]very legendary leader has to have a tragic flaw," Russell wrote for the Express. "Achilles had his heel. Othello was plagued by jealousy. Caesar had Brutus. And Queen Elizabeth II? She had Andrew."
"She truly was impeccable; there will never be another like her, and she'd be a daunting act to follow for anyone," the royal expert noted. "But in the same breath, it's not treacherous to admit that she had a blind spot."
As Russell explained, "It's just unfortunate that her [flaw] came in the shape of a second son with an insufferable sense of self-entitlement and a stalwart refusal to show even the faintest whiff of sympathy for the suffering of others, namely [Jeffrey] Epstein's victims, despite being given every opportunity to do so."
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