Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II admitted that she was no longer in good health when she received, on Wednesday, Major General Eldon Millar, her liaison officer with the armed forces, who visited her with his predecessor, Admiral James Macleod, at Windsor Castle Palace, her main residence.
As soon as they entered for a handshake, she leaned close to her on a walking stick and pointed to her left leg and said, “You see, I can’t move,” according to what we hear in the video below, in which we hear the Admiral answer her and say, “Okay, congratulations on the start of your jubilee year. “
Referring to her celebration on February 6, the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne, the 95-year-old Queen replied: Oh, thank you very much indeed. this is so nice.”
Prince Charles, the 73-year-old crown prince, announced last Thursday that he had contracted Covid-19 for the second time, and was then subjected to isolation. And two days before that, he met his mother, but her circles confirmed that she did not show any symptoms, without specifying whether she had Covid or not, which raised concern, while Prince Charles’s wife, Camilla, a year older than him, announced that she had Covid, but she improved like him. later.