Royal Family News: Royals Schedule To Visit Queen In Her Darkest Hour

British royal family news reveals that Queen Elizabeth’s family are rallying the troops to make sure that their beloved matriarch feels supported following the loss of her husband the Duke of Edinburgh.
To this end her family members are taking turns to visit her in Windsor as she finds solace in walking with her puppies.

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The Royal Family have agreed to a rotation list of visits to the Queen as she faces the prospect of turning 95 without the ever present Prince Philip by her side.

Prince Harry will be the sole immediate family member who is not included as he is expected to go back to the US in the next 24 hours according to The Mirror.
The Queen’s birthday is on Wednesday.

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It is said that her daughter Princess Anne, daughters-in-law the Duchess of Cornwall and the Countess of Wessex, formed the plan and it is supported by the Duchess of Cambridge.

Royal sources have confirmed that the Queen will see a series of regular visitors at Windsor Castle.

Millions watched as Her Majesty was forced to sit alone at the funeral in St. George’s Chapel as she said farewell to her husband.

She chose to sit unaccompanied, and the closest guest was her son Prince Andrew two meters away, all in keeping with COVID protocols.

Queen Elizabeth Is Not Alone

An insider said of the thoughtful plan, “The Queen will not be alone. She will have others who care about her deeply and want to be there to support her in her most pressing hour.”

“In typical fashion the Queen has insisted she is coping and despite the suggestion she had prepared herself for this day to come, everyone is well aware there is nothing like the experience when it comes.” Prince Charles is expected to visit this week and Princess Anne will travel from her home in Gloucestershire, Gatcombe Park. The Countess of Wessex, said to be the queen’s favorite, has planned several visits in the coming days along with her children Louise, 17 and James, 13.

The Duchess of Cambridge has scheduled video calls with the queen and her great-grandchildren to mark her birthday on Wednesday.

There will be no planned engagements until at least Thursday when the official two week royal mourning period ends.

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