Queen Elizabeth II is set to break a long record with the Queen Mother with two new additions to the British Royal family. While the royal consortium was fortunate enough to spend time with nine of its grandchildren before her death in 2002, the Queen and her husband would be able to witness the tenth birth and their eleventh grandson after this. Crowned in June 1953, Queen Elizabeth II I became the world’s longest living monarch.
Zara Tindall, the daughter of Princess Anne and Mark Phillips, is expected to give birth to her third child later this year. She is already the mother of two daughters – Mia Grace Tindall and Lena Elizabeth Tindall. Meanwhile, the Duchess of Success announced she was pregnant earlier this month. Meghan and Prince Harry who moved to the US last year are already the parents of Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
This comes when the 94-year-old landlord celebrated the birth of her granddaughter number nine. The little boy, delivered on February 9 at Portland Hospital in London, is the first child of Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank. The child will be 11th according to the crown, replacing Prince Edward, who moved down to 12th, according to the line of success.
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About the Queen
Queen Elizabeth II is the 40th British monarch and has worked hard at her royal duties and has become a popular festival around the world. She was seen as cold and out of touch after the 1996 divorce of her son, Prince Charles, and Princess Diana, and again after Diana’s death in a car accident. Moreover, its role in the present day of the monarchy has been questioned as British taxpayers have complained about covering the costs of real family travel and palace maintenance. Today, the Queen is one of the richest women in the world, with many art and jewelery artefacts and collections.
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