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grandmaster-anne · 11 months
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25 December 1991 The Royal Family attend the Christmas Day church service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk.
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leonisandmurex · 9 months
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Philibet + Who Knows Where the Time Goes? ♪
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(Brand new to your page here, loving it 10/10) Speaking of how terrible the crown is they needed to put some more respect on princess Alice’s name in I believe season 3. The constant referring to her illness (poorly depicted might I add) is a disservice to how much of a bad ass she was regardless of any illness she had. People need to read about her. I’m also glad she got to spend her final days at Buckingham palace.
- Alice's last years were spent with her son at Buckingham Palace. Before her death in 1969, she wrote him a letter: “Dearest Philip, be brave, and remember I will never leave you, and you will always find me when you need me most.” - A Vanity fair article containing her last letter to Prince Philip that absolutely rips my heart out.
Some more heartwarming tidbits about princess Alice’s relationship with Prince Philip, the queen and their children:
Apparently when Alice was staying with them in the end The queen was welcoming, patient and marvelous with her when she was being difficult and also “felt responsible for her” per lady Pamela hicks a lady in waiting. Philip when asked about his childhood has never, not once talked badly about either of his parents and the three women he had pictures of in his study was the queen, princess Anne, and his mom. She was also the OG creator of the nickname “philibet” for Philip and The queen. Charles and Anne called her “yaya” the Greek name for grandma which I think is cute.
I'm glad you're enjoying my sparkling garbage!
It's fairly well-established at this point that Peter Morgan has no idea what he's talking about, and has used tabloids as his "research."
While you'll get no argument from me on this, I respectfully request that royal discussion be kept to Prince Philip, as I'm not a royal watcher and my area of interest/expertise is literally just him. I am not a good source of help or information about anyone else in the family (and I don't want you to waste your time).
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thiziri · 3 years
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Look at her smile ahhh 😍
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lilibetqueen7 · 3 years
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“Did I dream that we danced forever
In a wish that we made together
On a night that I prayed would never end?
You know it's not my imagination
Or a part of the orchestration
Love was here at the coronation
I'm the king and you're the queen of hearts”
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hertzimwasser · 2 years
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That moment when you read a book about BRF and you see Philip written in the present tense, the pain is permanent. It's too much.
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philip-the-duke · 3 years
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“You and me have seen everything to see
From Bangkok to Calgary
And the soles of your shoes are all worn down
The time for sleep is now
But it's nothing to cry about
'Cause we'll hold each other soon”
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grandmaster-anne · 10 months
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5 July 1955 Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. © Grinberg, Paramount
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grandmaster-anne · 11 months
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Ma'am be like: Where is my husband?
22 February 1991 The Queen and Prince Philip at Port Regis School to open a new gymnastics hall, and to visit their grandchildren Peter and Zara Phillips, children of Princess Anne, in Shaftesbury, Dorset.
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grandmaster-anne · 10 months
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1 December 1953 Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive for visit to Fiji Islands
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grandmaster-anne · 11 months
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1973 Queen Elizabeth II opening the Michael Faraday Laboratory Museum, London. The Queen uses 'remote control', the original iron ring from 1831 used by Faraday himself, watched by the Duke of Edinburgh.
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grandmaster-anne · 1 year
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13 October 1949 Daily Mail: In Park-Lane, London's late sightseers took up position to watch the arrival at the Dorchester of Princess Elizabeth (Queen Elizabeth ii) and Prince Philip for the dinner of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. Said the Duke proposing the health of the college: "I am proposing this toast not entirely on my own behalf but on behalf of my wife who has benefitted from this college rather more than I have."
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grandmaster-anne · 1 year
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"It didn’t affect her at all. She never for a moment thought the cheering was for her personally.  It’s for the position she holds – it’s for the role she fulfils, it’s because she’s Queen. That’s all.  She knows that.  Her head hasn’t been turned by being Queen – not at all.  She’s quite normal."
— Prince Philip remarked on the Queen being cheered by millions
Extracted from Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait, by Gyles Brandreth
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grandmaster-anne · 1 year
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20 September 1967 Daily Mail: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip are pictured laughing together at the launching of the Cunarder at Clydebank.
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grandmaster-anne · 11 months
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1 October 1951 Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip in Vancouver
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grandmaster-anne · 1 year
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1992 An official portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh © Terry O'Neill
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