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"She was a babe": Paul McCartney raves about Queen Elizabeth

“Babe” is probably not the first pet name that comes to mind when thinking of Queen Elizabeth. Sir Paul McCartney found the term apt.

London – Queen Elizabeth II (95) recently celebrated her 70th anniversary and continues to hold her own at the head of the British royal family. To commemorate the monumental milestone, a new documentary about the Regent entitled Elizabeth: A Portrait In Parts has been produced. Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney (79) also has his say.
24royal.de* shows the trailer for the new Queen documentary in which Paul McCartney shares memories of his “Babe”.

70 years on the British throne – no monarch has managed that before Queen Elizabeth. Even if the actual anniversary was already celebrated on February 6th, the big anniversary party for the regent will not take place until next June. There will be numerous program items in London over several days. A big concert with artists from the international pop scene is also planned. A new documentary about the Queen, Elizabeth: A Portrait In Parts, is also hitting theaters and Amazon Prime to coincide with the celebrations. The production focuses on the “cheeky, funny and loving” side of the head of the royal family, reports the Daily Mail. A first trailer has already been released and it features none other than ex-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney! *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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