Queen Elizabeth ‘never fully recovered’ from losing Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth ‘never recovered’ from the loss of her ‘beloved’ Prince Philip.
Experts fear Queen Elizabeth ended by dying ‘lonely’ from a ‘broken heart’ because she could never ‘get over’ and ‘recover’ from the death of her husband Prince Philip, who died just last year.
This revelation has been made by Sky News Australia’s First Edition, by Piers Morgan.
While addressing Queen Elizabeth’s ‘peaceful’ death in Balmoral, Scotland, he also weighed in on the possibility that she never really ‘got over’ the death of her ‘beloved’ Prince Philip.
“They were married for over 70 years. He was her rock,” he told host Stefanovic from the show.
“He was this gigantic figure of support for her. He abandoned his own very successful naval career to be by her side and I think they were a magnificent couple and she never really recovered.”
Not only that, the Queen was even made to sit alone for his funeral procession because of covid-19 restrictions, in April of last year.
“I mean that haunting image of her I felt when she was left in the church on her own at his funeral because of lockdown rules.” Morgan went as far as to admit.
“She was there on her own, in her mask, with none of her family there, mourning the loss of this man on her own and I don't think she ever really recovered.”
Before concluding he added, “I think she had a broken heart and then her body began to give up and I think that she's now reunited with him.”
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