'She's not going to denounce her son' Royal expert wades in on Queen and Prince Andrew row
On March 29, an 1,800 strong congregation including the Queen, members of the Royal Family, politicians, European royals and friends gathered in Westminster Abbey to pay tribute to the late Duke of Edinburgh. The occasion was the first large-scale public event the monarch, 95, has attended outside of palace walls since last October. She arrived on the arm of her second son, Prince Andrew, and also clutched a walking stick. The event marked a rare public appearance for the Duke who was recently stripped of his military titles and royal patronages. The Service of Thanksgiving was his first appearance since he settled in his civil sexual assault case brought against him by Virginia Giuffre. Th ...
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