Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain made a Christmas address to the nation, in which she spoke about the experiences after the death of her husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
“While for many, Christmas is a time of great happiness and good fun, for those who have lost loved ones it can be a tough holiday. This year I especially understand why. However, for several months since the death of my beloved Philip, I was comforted by warm messages from all over the country and from different parts of the world, in which they expressed gratitude for what he had done, ”shared Elizabeth II.
She noted that her husband had a sense of service, intellectual curiosity, and the ability to "squeeze all the fun" out of any situation.
The Queen stressed the importance of preserving family traditions and noted that, despite the loss, she and other family members will still be able to experience the joy of Christmas this year because of the opportunity to see the magic of the holiday in a new way through the eyes of grown-up children. Elizabeth II said she will have a platinum jubilee in the new year, which the monarch hopes will show people the ability to enjoy a "sense of cohesion" and look confidently into the future.
Earlier it became known that Elizabeth II will spend Christmas with Prince Charles and his wife, Duchess Camilla.
spoke in detail about the tragedy experienced by the British queen.
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