NewsQueen Elizabeth II: She's back in control

Queen Elizabeth II: She's back in control

The doctors have ordered Queen Elizabeth II to rest for two weeks: no public appointments, no travel. Then just a little jaunt with the jaguar.

Windsor – She should take a two-week break to rest and recover, the British monarch’s doctors advised. She is allowed to do “light work” from her desk and take part in video conferences. Travel or appearances are taboo. Then just a little round trip through the park of Windsor Castle, thought Queen Elizabeth II (95) and got behind the wheel of a green jaguar. *

Queen Elizabeth II: She’s back in control

It was the first time the British monarch was spotted outdoors since her hospitalization. While the whole world has been worried about the 95-year-old for the last ten days, she doesn’t seem to be doing so badly during her prescribed break. In any case, according to Mirror, she was spotted quite lively with a headscarf and sunglasses alone at the wheel of a jaguar on the grounds of Windsor Castle *.

Queen Elizabeth sitz mit Kopftuch am Steuer eines Wagens (Symbolbild).

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Spotted: The Queen drives her Jaguar for a walk on the grounds of Windsors Castle (symbol picture).

The health of Queen Elizabeth II * had recently become an increasingly important topic because she had to cancel appointments * and had used a walking stick *. The latest pictures of the queen at the wheel should calm the mind a bit. Driving a car, like her love for horses, is one of the Queen’s great passions, who certainly not only stepped on the gas because of the symbolic charisma, but simply for the fun of driving.

Queen Elizabeth II: is known for her passion for vehicles

Her Majesty is also the only person in the UK who is allowed to drive without a license, even if the licenses are issued in their royal name. Her numerous privileges include the fact that she does not have to take a driving test and is allowed to drive her state car without a license plate.

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The Queen knows more about motorized locomotion than many other people behind the wheel. She was a teenager when she joined the Women’s Auxiliary Territorial Service as a volunteer second sergeant. The Second World War was underway. The then 18-year-old Princess Elizabeth trained as a driver and mechanic and learned how to change wheels, overhaul engines, drive ambulances and trucks.

Queen Elizabeth II .: Full throttle should be limited to driving a car

British media such as the Sun suspect that the Queen has expected too much recently and is exhausted. On 194 days since the death of her husband Prince Philip * (99, † 2021) in April of this year, the regent took part in 120 official appointments. In the future, she will have to hand over more tasks to Prince Charles * (72) and his wife Duchess Camilla * (74) as well as Duchess Kate * (39) and Prince William * (39). * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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