The senior members of the royal family have vowed to intervene and help her Queen Elizabeth “As needed”, as the 95-year-old monarch is expected to reduce her duties until the spring, as doctors advised her to rest, sources revealed to the British Mirror.
Queen Elizabeth continues to be at Windsor Castle since was forced to withdraw from Sunday operation for Remembrance Day in honor of the fallen of the armed forces from the First World War. According to the newspaper, Buckingham Palace took action to alleviate concerns about the state of health, after announcing that the 95-year-old had suffered an “unfortunate” strain on her back, which left her “deeply disappointed” that she missed the event.
The courtiers now understand that they are now following a “cautious approach” with the sovereign’s calendar moving forward, with no public commitments expected for the rest of the year.
Who will help the 95-year-old monarch
Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Prince William and Kate Middleton as well as Charles’s wife Camilla, pledged to carry out her duties and assist as needed.
The people of the palace, according to the columnist, refer to the group as the “wonderful seven”.
Palace officials have insisted that the queen “has no intention of stepping down” from royal duties, but realizes that she will take on fewer duties in the future.
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