The speaker worries Queen Elizabeth II, 96, may be dying after withdrawing from major events like the State Opening of Parliament. She's faced mobility problems and the recent death of her husband, yet maintained her "never complain, never explain" motto through decades of royal duty and family crises.
So is the Queen dying? She's been pulling out of a lot of engagements recently. She's actually just pulled out of the State Opening of Parliament and the Reading of the Queen's Speech. And she's 96 years old. Her husband obviously just passed away. Um, this last few months. She had quite a lot going on, bless her. Um, and a few people have been saying to me that they think that the Queen is dying. I for one hope not. Um, I wonder if you have any news, but the Queen is a model professional for all of the events, the openings, um, you know, the royal visits. And I really admire her, um, loyalty to the cause of something that is probably the hardest job in the world. Um, some people actually even think that she's dead. I'm definitely not saying that, but she's been pulling out and pulling out and pulling out of many public appearances. There's quite a few people been saying saying on this thread she's been dead for months. Come on, prove that. Um, but she's just pulled out of the State Opening of Parliament, um, and the reading of the Queen's Speech and many other events. Now apparently she has mobility problems, and many people— I agree— have said that they think that she'll pass away this year. How do they know that? Why do you all think she's already dead? Come on, she can't be. Obviously we've got the Queen's Jubilee this year, which is huge. So, um, I just wanted to say, in case this is the last, or the previous public engagements are the last she's ever done, um, that I think that she's done an amazing job for so many years in a very difficult role, being a model of professionalism when, you know, her son, her grandson, her husband have all caused her great issues. Um, it's been one of the hardest times to be in the royal family. If you think what Prince Andrew— what happened with Prince Andrew, what happened with Charles and Diana, what's happened with Prince Harry and Meghan, her, you know, um, husband passing away. And yet she's still, I believe, a model professional human being. 'Never complain, never explain.' That is the Queen's, the royal motto. Um, so if this is to be her last appearance, or her last appearance has happened, I just wanted to do a little video and say, um, I bow and hat tip and curtsy to you for everything you've done for our country for the last, what, 70 years. Um, yeah, the official line is that she's got mobility problems and that her, um, her back's giving her a lot of trouble, maybe. But certainly it says here episodic mobility problems. But she is, like has been stated, 96 years old. And I thought it was awful when she had to sit at the funeral of her husband on her own And she probably dictated that that would happen to show the professional that she is. So professional when, you know, Meghan went blurting on Oprah and that whole fiasco. So I just want to pay my respects. I don't think she's dead. I'm not saying that. But I just wonder. She's 96. She's pulling out of all her events. Um, I, I wonder what's going on. Let me know if you think you know what's going on. Um, what do you think of the Queen, the royal family? I mean, they're a great British institution. Think of the tourism and the, um, you know, the attraction to the UK that the royal family brings. I'm not saying I'm a royalist, but I'm not certainly against the royals like many are. I love her motto too, Lisa, and never complain and never explain. Um, that's, that's not that easy to do. Indeed, God save the Queen. I hope she gets better soon. I hope she lives till she's 100. I hope we can all celebrate the Queen's Jubilee and we can celebrate it with her. But I am worried. Let me know if you have any news, if you know what's, um, going on. And also hit the share button because I think there's been a lot of bad stick around the royal family, which is not, to be honest, been her fault. You know, Harry, Andrew, Meghan— oh my life, come on. I mean, imagine if you're— oh, and Charles and Diana as well. So imagine your two sons and your grandson getting up to all that mischief. How hard must that be in the public eye? Yet she handles herself so gracefully and so professionally. I think she's an amazing role model. Um, but if you have any other views or Um, you think you know what's going on? Let me know in the comments. Hit the share button. And, um, yeah, I salute you, Queen. I hope you're okay. And I am worried because she's pulling out of all these events. She's just pulled out, um, of the year's State Opening of Parliament and the reading of the Queen's Speech. And that's after many that she's pulled out of. Let me know what you think in the comments.
