Queen Elizabeth

Queen Elizabeth might be battling health issues as a 95-year-old, but she is reportedly trying to not show it in public.

Although Queen Elizabeth is at the age when most people have retired already, she is still carrying on with her duties. Although the queen is now using a walking stick, it seems like she is still trying to avoid showing “weakness” to the public. Nevertheless, some royal experts believe she is trying to not show “weakness” in public.

Elizabeth and Philip got married in 1947, at the iconic Westminster Abbey, and welcomed their first child, Prince Charles, the following year. They were married ...

She remained by her side when the young princess was crowned in 1952, following the passing of Elizabeth's father, King George VI, and the two women grew closer throughout Pamela's tenure. Moreover, she reckons the queen's legacy will be an unbreakable commitment to "duty, steadfastness and interest in people," with Pamela remarking, " Kate and William have got it too." Elizabeth's former senior staffer also acknowledged that, throughout his tenure, she remained calm and collected regardless of the situation.

QUEEN ELIZABETH II has made it clear to senior Buckingham Palace aides she does not want to arrive at Prince Philip's memorial in a wheelchair, according to ...

It’s so very sad, and I hope she is able to make her anniversary celebrations.” Gyles continued: "The Queen allegedly hated that picture. Last week, the Queen pulled out of the Commonwealth Day service after fears grew for her "comfort" during the trip and having to sit in Westminster Abbey for more than an hour. The Queen has previously ruled out the idea of using a wheelchair to get to and from the stage and remains determined to walk for as long as possible. "He exercised everyday right to the end, and the Queen likes that idea, so she doesn't want to be photographed in a wheelchair. "She is extraordinary, she is a little bit less mobile than she used to be that is as simple as that also she doesn't like the idea of being seen in public and in a wheelchair.

Queen Elizabeth has bottled up a little bit of what she loves so much about her Sandringham Estate in a new line of dish soap. The washing-up-loving royal ...

This dish soap is also just the latest in a series of collaborations her Sandringham Estate has released with Norfolk Natural Living. Last month, the queen also created a “coastal walks”-scented dog cologne. The bottle's label reads, “Inspired by a shared passion for protecting our environment, we have collaborated with Norfolk Natural Living, to create our dish wash just 10 miles from the estate, using the finest botanical ingredients.” “She puts on the Marigolds [dishwashing gloves] and when she goes out to the log cabin at Balmoral she is stood there with her Marigolds on and she washes up and the lady in waiting dries.

The Queen reportedly plans to spend more time at her Balmoral estate, particularly at the Craigowan Lodge located a mile away from Balmoral Castle where she ...

In addition to previously mentioned security level-ups, the upgrades also include a police entry point and road cameras. According to reports, the 95-year-old monarch, who has also been struggling with limited mobility, has gotten new CCTV cameras, new security gates, and state-of-art intercom systems in a bid to beef up her security. The Queen reportedly plans to spend more time at her Balmoral estate, particularly at the Craigowan Lodge located a mile away from Balmoral Castle where she would spend summers with late husband Prince Philip.

The Queen is largely confined to a wheelchair, panto star Christopher Biggins claimed (Picture:Getty).

Royal insiders also revealed that Buckingham Palace has planned a ‘military-style’ operation to get the Queen to Prince Philip’s memorial service out of view from paparazzi cameras. ‘I have heard that the reason she is not doing a lot of the events that she should be doing and cancelling them is because she is in a wheelchair. It has been claimed that the Queen is now planning to spend more time at her favourite Highlands cottage. ‘Her sister, Princess Margaret was often towards the end of her life photographed in a wheelchair and it felt a little bit undignified. She has been like this for the whole of her life.’ Christopher Biggins, said to be a friend to the Royal Family, who is best known for his acting career, claimed Queen Elizabeth has been cancelling her engagements because she does not want people to see her using a wheelchair.