BREAKING: Boris Johnson Reveals Queen Elizabeth CAUSE OF DEATH!

[@RoyalReviewer]

BREAKING NEWS: Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson Reveals Queen Elizabeth DID Have BONE CANCER. #queenelizabeth #royalfamilynews #borisjohnson

[@annettefournier9655]

Retired Nurse. It was pretty obvious from her shared difficulties and physical clues. But I had been around death for 40 years. I don't recommend it of you can't disassociate and disconnect from your work. It would be too traumatic.

[@samasiaskipperable]

Thank you. 🙏

[@samasiaskipperable]

Did Princess Phillip know prior to his voyage?

[@stephengoddard5093]

We already knew that from Giles Brandreth.

[@karenjensen6566]

@@samasiaskipperable Princess?

[@Sonyag1]

Bone cancer is apparently the most painful cancer to suffer from. My only prayer is that QEII's doctors were able to keep her pain free.

[@texasborn2720]

Exactly. Queen must of been giver extremely powerful drugs for her pain. And yet in her physical pain and age. She was still sharp mentally to the end. Bless her.

[@juliadickenson178]

Queen Elizabeth II. What a woman, what a leader, what a heart she had. This is so very sad. I hoped at least she would pass like her mother, of just old age. She deserved at least that, and not cancer...... 😪

[@Handlebar-MustDash]

Her Majesty did thankfully have a very long and fulfilled life though so we have to all at least be very grateful for these mercies. Such an incredibly long life of service and dedication to the World and her impeccable record will mark her out in history as the best monarch the UK ever had or is ever likely to have again.

[@markpkessinger]

People don't actually die of old age. They die because some vital organ or system fails. So really, a cancer death isn't all that different from any other death. I just hope that she wasn't in great pain in her final days.

[@cks57youto53]

So very sad she literally held her country together by not saying a word about her health ... That's pure courage and integrity and loyalty to the people ! She didn't seek pitty even in death she sought strength and wisdom and protection of her people so they to could understand how important it is to protect your own family needing incredible strength !!!! Remarkable she truly was!

[@ladylondinium]

Well said 💜👍.

[@DimplesLife]

Indeed she was the greatest queen. Her service being a queen was excellent. We lived in England for 4 years, I enjoyed and admired this beautiful country.

[@RobertMiller-ye9hm]

Greatest queen that ever was , loyal to her country to the end . ❤

[@joanofarc8099]

@@RobertMiller-ye9hm Are you talking about Elizabeth the 1st?....then i agree!

[@drubee7793]

Technically she died with bone cancer but did not die OF bone cancer. Lady C even pointed this out. Her heart or something must have failed. She was suffering a lot so maybe it was a godsend.

[@ladylondinium]

And that's the reason why doctors are allowed to put "old age" in the death certificate when people have reached a certain age and several illnesses could have caused the natural death.

[@donnah1930]

I remember Lady C talking alluding to her having bone cancer months before the Queen died. The Queen had that hospital stay in October, 2021 then they started talking about mobility issues. She was an incredible woman and brave to the end.

[@judithmorganjudyteen]

She sure did

[@PapaC-o9b]

Bless her, the best Queen ever !, we will never see the like again.

[@ladygaynor16]

Thank you for doing this video. I really do appreciate it. Rest in peace dearest and most loyal Queen Elizabeth. xxx

[@cynthiaejiogu8442]

I think her death was still unexpected because the family would have been in Scotland with her if they knew she was in a bad way. I think she did not do any radical treatment because of her age.

[@SharonDelaneyosen]

@@cynthiaejiogu8442 I think you are right. I also think that the Queen just wanted to be with her husband. When Philip died I said the Queen wouldn't be long after him.

[@christiner302]

I wonder if her beloved Phillip's passing affected her ability to fight this dreadful disease, although she was still working up to the end. Such a strong woman.

[@jackiebenjamin8772]

No her age did.

[@ladylondinium]

I am sure it affected her. Covid and the jabs attacked her immune system as well..

[@drubee7793]

Yes I agree, a broken heart from losing him would also affect her ability to fight it. It is not uncommon. But she was also very old and weakened.

[@ladylondinium]

Unfortunately my comment was deleted. I agreed with you.

[@tracieh215]

Well, there is "broken heart syndrome" where a widow/widower just loses the will to go on after their spouse dies. Considering the stresses that Her Majesty was facing around the time Philip died, and shortly thereafter, it would make sense if something in her basically said "ok, I'm in my 90s now, Philip is gone, the world I knew when I took the throne is gone, so there's no point in me staying here; let Charles handle it now" and off she went. I do think one thing that kept her from falling into depression was her unwavering faith in God. She was a very staunch believer.

[@MazSwanboroughSmith]

Thanks for the confirmation. I’d known this from shortly after Her Late Majesty’s passing, I think from Giles Brandreth. She must have been in terrible pain, which makes her appearances for Jubilee celebrations and Tea with Paddington all the more special. She did these things to make us happy even though it hurt her to do them. A life of Service right to the end. Thank you, your majesty ❤️😊🇬🇧

[@thomass3036]

TBH, she should have retired and allowed Charles to take over as soon as she received this diagnosis. She deserved to have the remainder of her life to herself.

[@jasasyiken5561]

At 96, it doesn’t really matter the cause of death anymore. It’s still considered old age as she lived to a ripe old age indeed. Average age expectancy nowadays is almost 70 for men and about 75 for women. She already beat the average by 2 decades!! To me, that’s impressive by all standards. ❤ May she rest in peace. 🙏

[@thomass3036]

Anyone who surpasses average life expectancy has really died of old age.

[@elizabethfrank3350]

@jasasyiken5561 what a horrible horrible person you are! The Queen suffered alot Of pain in her last month's. And was so very badly treated by her Despicable grandson. You are NO better!

[@peaceful3250]

Very elderly people don't all die of the same thing. They are individual people with individual health issues.

[@thomass3036]

@@peaceful3250 However, you can say that a natural death is due to the aging of the body and resultant breakdown of repair mechanisms and wear and tear.

[@peaceful3250]

@@thomass3036 It could be said that being born means that one day you will die. Even in old age there are specific causes of death.

[@jackiebenjamin8772]

Did the family give Boris Johnson permission to put out that information??? If they didn't he should not have expose the info.

[@ThePixey1000]

@jackiebenjamin8772 Why the Queens cause of death as been in the public domain since just after her death. It is not a secret.

[@Handlebar-MustDash]

@@jackiebenjamin8772 Boris Johnson and Permission are 2 things that generally don't fit into the same sentence. * _See the many dishonest and illegal actions taken by Boris Johnson for disambiguation_

[@marlenepopov8469]

Boris Johnson told us the truth. The Palace lied to use by saying she passed of old age.

[@faodail3913]

@@jackiebenjamin8772 Why is this presented as news? We all knew she had bone cancer.

[@erikamassey3582]

To be honest to anyone who’s ever worked on an oncology ward it was pretty obvious for at least a year before she died what her health issue was. It’s amazing that everybody cared enough about her and her privacy to not speculate or broadcast the facts. The saddest thing for me is that she was probably diagnosed before Prince Phillip died and he knew he’d have to leave her in her time of need. I’m glad she wasn’t without him for too long, just one Christmas, just a small comfort.

[@heathergrainger4718]

Thanks for letting us know , Elliot . Personally , I believe that the stress in her life at the time , probably contributed to her illness . Speaking from experience .

[@CaliWeHo]

I clicked on this so fast. Thank you, Elliot. God bless her. 😢

[@RoyalReviewer]

You're very welcome

[@laurac8659]

You are Johnny on the Spot! Thank you! ❤

[@1966buttons]

Thank you Elliott for letting us know about this. Our poor brave Queen Elizabeth how she must have suffered yet she was so positive and dignified. I think her strong faith in God must have made her so resilient and also I think she was hopeful of being reunited with her beloved Phillip.

[@bobandcarolehardy10]

Rest in pease beautiful Elizabeth queen of England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ❤new zealand 🇦🇺she was a great age

[@deelynn8611]

Thank you for that. So many of us Americans have always followed and loved the royal family. She was a legend.

[@anastasia10017]

?? wasnt this announced a long time ago ??? It was multiple myeloma. My mother had this too and it is a very very painful cancer.

[@RoyalReviewer]

No it was not announced. Well not by a source who would be in the know.

[@JanetLittlewood]

Yes mother died of it never see anyone in so much pain ever it's a bad death ,and my mam was a strong woman bless her xx

[@tinydancer_]

distinctly recall the BRF all together, minus her Late Majesty, paying tribute at the Cenotaph (I hope I got that right) on Remembrance "Poppy" Day. I had never seen a more strained group of People in all my days. The RF rarely ALL look as if they're going to the gallows in short course. I recall clearly how my own heart broke for that Family. I seem to remember too, that there was something in the press about the Queen having a "Strained Back" and Charles and William were standing in...All the Girls on Balconies. It was then that I felt instinctively that was when they had been told that soon their World and Ours would never be the same. I do believe that was the year that Harry asked for a wreath to be laid for him which was refused. (That kicked up quite a stink over on both sides of the pond btw). Since I was a child I've admired the Queen. However, I wasn't Sad when she left us. Her place was with her soulmate. She was blessed in this life with True Love and Her After and everlasting life is the same. She believed it and so do I. That's the way I see it. Thank you, from your friend in America. 🙂‍↕️🇺🇲

[@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick]

Lady C told us this before she died..😮

[@mummylove5]

Giles Brandreth is very close to Queen Camilla. He was also a personal friend of the late Duke of Edinburgh. He has written several well received royal books . He was also a Tory Mp for a substantial amount of time, so it's therefore not surprising he would know Boris, although he doesn't always speak about him in a favourable way !!! As the serving prime minister in the weeks before her majesty's death Boris would have been privy to information on the Queens health particularly if it was as we now know something as serious as bone cancer ,sadly we could all see her physically decline and were preparing for the inevitable 😢 The only people who didn't seem to realise her fragility at that time were grandson number 3 and his wife .

[@elisepratt1217]

Thank you so much as always!

[@stephengoddard5093]

Not really breaking news....it was announced before and after her passing.

[@SonyaM7]

I think Lady C’s sources are very much from within and accurate. She is also very loyal to the Royal family and in what knowledge she does or does not disclose.

[@PaulDonnam-xs4kg]

It was already public knowledge that the late Queen had bone cancer.The official cause of death was old age as wasn't considered related to the cancer must assume.

[@ladylondinium]

I have read a lot about death certificates and causes they can state when people after a certain age die. It is possible to put "old age" as a cause of death. The Queen Mother's death certificate even reads "extremely old age".

[@Sealia77]

My dad died after being put on Midazolam. The death certificate said old age and frailty. He only went into hospital after a fall took some skin off his arm.

[@peterwilson7532]

@@PaulDonnam-xs4kg You can clearly see in the pictures from Balmoral that she is extremely anaemic. That is because the cancer has destroyed her ability to produce new blood. So obviously she died of cancer.

[@joanofarc8099]

Putting old age on a death certificate exempts a person from a post mortem....

[@joanofarc8099]

​@@Sealia77they killed him!....

[@AndreaBaumann-b1i]

Thank you! Big thumbs up.

[@k.foster1551]

awe so sad.. I really was fond of the Queen

[@jgreen5820]

Prime Ministers are supposed to respect the confidentiality of those meetings with the monarch.

[@margyduke1136]

You really should have your own TV show!!!❤

[@wendylawson7128]

Bless our late Queen what a wonderful lady she was true to her country and service x

[@IanBHX]

They’ve bashed Boris over this because of breaking protocol but I think it’s quite heart warming to hear these remarks. Great review btw! 😊

[@doreennicholas7291]

I only had one Queen in my life I think she was a wonderful Queen. I still miss her ❤️

[@Jennifer-pp6oj]

Thank you Elliot for another great video. The true British Royal Monarchy as we have grown up and known and loved it, died when our most magnificent Queen Elizabeth the second passed away. May she rest in peace with her beloved husband. I hope and pray that the Monarchy will continue (despite all the horrid things that H+M keep trying to do to bring it down). It is changing form, King William and Queen Catherine will be brilliant monarchs when their time comes.

[@KiwiHobbitful]

Respectfully told. Thank you.

[@allsorts4041]

This is what I really like about your channel. You like confirmation.

[@gordonsmith8899]

Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, of happy and glorious memory.

[@LMPS5]

Shes a fighter to the end. Great leader. Not so much for the current uk gov

[@brennadickinson2920]

I read somewhere that the queen had Multiple Myeloma which is a cancer in the immune cells which originate in the bone marrow. It is not an actual cancer of the bones although MM has a secondary effect on the bones in its advanced stages. I've had MM for eight years and am often in treatment, because, at present, there is no cure for MM.

[@Sorayako62]

I read it too. Bone cancer as such, is more common in younger people, while multiple myeloma tends to affects older people, and yes, multiple myeloma affects the bones. I am a medical doctor.

[@loisscott4620]

​@Sorayako62 correct, I understood it was Multiple MYELOMA, my husband passed in 2019 after suffering 4.5 yrs wuth it.

[@brennadickinson2920]

@@loisscott4620 I'm sad to hear that. There are better treatments coming along all the time and I hope my experience can help others. Currently I'm on Daratumumab and Dexamethasone and have been stable for two and a half years. However, It has taken a toll on my liver, so there is no easy answer yet. At seventy-seven I am reconciled to my fate and just grateful for each and every new day. 🤍

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[@maryannszedetzki5669]

Her Majesty was dignified and strong as a leader and Queen, and she was the same in death. A truly Great woman, and leader, and Queen. God Bless Her, she did her job till the end, and I'm sure she rests in Peace now, with Philip, the Queen Mother, and her sister Princess Margaret.

[@fleeceshawl]

Thanks Elliot for sharing and your narration. Love from Zambia 🇿🇲

[@davidh9844]

I'm guessing that "bone cancer" means multiple myeloma? Very well tolerated disease, very treatable, until it explodes. RIP

[@karenjensen6566]

Multiple Myeloma is not the same as bone cancer. It's a blood cancer that forms in the white cells of bones. This explains why some people referred to it as blood cancer.

[@andymaafu4111]

Personally I don't want to know what our queen died off. It seems disrespectful to even discuss it. She was a marvelous queen and I admired her. Leave her to rest in peace ❤❤❤

[@miryambarnabas2424]

Great Show! Thank you!

[@Mark3ABE]

Clearly, the Queen did not wish to have the actual cause of death on her Death Certificate and had asked to have the cause of death given as simply “old age”. Since her medical advisers have maintained their duty of patient confidentiality, we shall probably never know all of the exact details of her medical condition. The expression “bone cancer” is often used very loosely by lay people. Often, they mean some disorder of the bone marrow, which affects the production of red or white blood cells. This is not “bone cancer” - it is a disorder of the blood. Bone cancer, strictly so called, is a malignant growth of bone tissue. This disease is usually fatal in quite a short space of time. However, disorders of the blood, which involve some disorder, often cancer, of the bone marrow, are not always immediately fatal. A patient can suffer from such conditions for many years. In such cases, the patient often simply gradually “fades away”.

[@brennadickinson2920]

Well said.

[@janetpendlebury6808]

@Mark3ABE It does not work like that, you have no control over what is written on your death certificate.

[@Mark3ABE]

@@janetpendlebury6808 You do if you’re the Queen!

[@leemackie8434]

My Mum passed of Bone Cancer and as soon as I saw our Queen I said she has what Mum had 💔❤️‍🩹💗

[@GARYINLEEDS]

Thanks for sharing, shared.

[@SuperWayneyb]

Which form I wonder as a Multiple Myeloma patient myself 🙏❤️

[@gordonsmith8899]

God bless you. I hope you're being well cared for.

[@chrisblyth6716]

Without sounding naive I like to think she died from a broken heart after losing the love of her life her husband, I noted the light in her eyes faded after losing him.

[@dhjdmba5684]

Wow. That means he found out right around the time Philip dies and The Spare and His Error go on Oprah. That’s likely when the family found out as well. She went into hospital for tests in Oct 21. So much later.

[@hoolydooly5799]

Bone marrow cancer actually

[@sonyavs455]

Yes, NOT bone cancer.

[@mezzamuddle]

I believe Boris would have asked King Charles before releasing his memoir and the information he has given about The Queen. I never doubted Lady C. She's usually pretty spot on and I believe she has more than one source within the palace and is friendly with many members of the aristocracy. The Queen was such an amazing lady and strong to the very end. I can't imagine how much pain she must have been in and yet she never complained and put everyone else first right up to her very last day.

[@Elderly-Marian-in-UK]

I'd imagine bone cancer spread to her vital organs. My gran died of bone cancer. Cancer is a terrible disease. I send prayers of healing to everyone who has it. Xx

[@Steinweg100]

Thank you Marian! I shall also pray for you!

[@kimberlyholt2241]

Oh so sad! Dear Queen Elizabeth! 👑 I wonder what her thoughts were of Chemotherapy? But at 96..... I would say, "See you soon!"🙏

[@katsiduzynski488]

That is a terrible shame for her to have had that. It is so painful. May she be at peace and without pain.

[@joannewall5499]

Lady C already said this

[@DonaldPlatt-s8d]

When she saw Liz Truss she realized the end was nigh

[@rwboa22]

A trooper right up to the end. Given she had the "C-Word", it made her be the third Royal (after her father, George VI, and her sister, Princess Margaret) to suffer from it (although in her case, it affected her bones; her father and sister had lung cancer due to heavy smoking). Of course we know for the fact is that Charles III has the "C-Word" as well, thus we wonder what gene the Royal Family is carrying around (as the hemophilia gene from Queen Victoria has pretty much been "eradicated" due to the female carriers dying off; with other descendants either marrying distant cousins, non-royal nobles like the Queen Mother or Lady Diana Spencer, or marrying commoners like the current Princess of Wales or the current Duchess of Edinburgh).

[@gordonsmith8899]

Queen Mary, the wife of George V died from lung cancer in March 1953.

[@barbarae.demullingbriggs8362]

QE2 was a strong woman and monarch! She had spent her life serving her Country and the UK! She was always above any criticism and stayed stoic in her reign! Bone cancer is hard to manage, she hid it well! She is missed daily by her family and country and the world! ❤❤❤

[@francesbernard2445]

Canadian culture is different than British culture. Queen Elizabeth maintained gratiousness during times of adversity in her life too right to the end of her llfe regardless of what cultural/family backgrounds people were coming from when in her presence. Prince Philip supported her in that well.

[@jant4741]

Subjects have a right to know why & how their monarchs die. About time rumors are put to rest Palace.

[@janeevans5132]

I think we all knew that and what does it matter now anyway. She was a very old lady and had lived a good productive life so it appears.

[@jframe-os2zi]

I wonder how much the experimental medication contributed to the escalation of this disease. Is Boris pleased with himself? An amazing Queen and incomparable Lady in all aspects of her life. May Queen Elizabeth be at peace, reunited with Prince Phillip.

[@mgpm17]

If Harry knew that she had bone cancer and still pulled Megsit that means he's even lower than we thought.

[@joycebrown1413]

@@mgpm17 Leave Prince Harry alone with the fool Ness, you talk like you were there with all family members.. You don't know what HM may have said to Prince Harry !! Wrong time for your yapping

[@roberthindle5146]

Not sure why. The health of a grandparent shouldn't really determine where in the world you should live with your own family.

[@stephengoddard5093]

They already knew,why do you think he's so disliked.

[@Lizwindsor]

Get a life! Move on. 🙄

[@tracymetherell8744]

Multiple myeloma is very painful

[@gdok6088]

And the diagnosis was indeed multiple myeloma according to Giles Brandreth who is actually a close friend of HM King Charles III

[@ladylondinium]

I have already believed Lady C and Giles and I believe Boris.

[@mezzamuddle]

Me too.

[@AnnMarieBurke-bj8dj]

Oh Boris, you little scoundrel! Not sure that was your story to tell. SMH 😏

[@_SummerBumble]

I agree.

[@mezzamuddle]

I'm sure he would have checked with King Charles before revealing this information.

[@B7S5-ed6vc]

I think every word of this memoir will have been scrutinised by the legal profession as well No 10 before any of it could be published, so think it’s probably been given the green light to discuss what apparently was already known, however, I do agree that it’s a subject it would have been better to avoid.

[@giajensen1689]

Interesting news. Remarkable that she could perform her duties while probably dealing with a lot of pain. ❤❤❤

[@cks57youto53]

Comfort meds during her last days and hours kept her from great pain ... She's definitely at total peace .. all her worldly things and all the Royal jewels and castle's and throne itself she no doubt earned on earth .. in heaven? There's only one throne an god holds it ...thru jesus she lives in peace and love beyond belief and no pain ever again ..

[@noramartin96]

Johnson has the audacity to publish this when he showed no respect when she was mourning the death of her husband he and his tribe were partying. The bloke has no shame .I would add that I am not a Royalist but Respect nonetheless.

[@123canadagirl]

Queen Elizabeth was an incredible woman and leader. She obviously had much resilience to keep going while dealing with bone cancer. I really miss the queen.

[@tinydancer_]

It may cause people to consider why Andrew made his Lawsuit settle. Say what you will about The Duke of York ( and there's plenty to criticize to be sure) he did Love his Mother. That makes him ten times the man that Harry could ever be. Those are my thoughts.

[@bar10ml44]

@@tinydancer_ I don't think the Duke of York is very honourable.

[@stephengoddard5093]

​@@bar10ml44💯...deffo not.

[@tinydancer_]

@@bar10ml44 Can't disagree.

[@tinydancer_]

@@bar10ml44 Can't disagree with that. I didn't say Andrew was a Gentleman. My point was that he didn't conspire to destroy Her Majesties reputation, Her Life's Work, Her health, Her Legacy, Her relatives and Defame every citizen of the UK and Commonwealth by Harry, the other Princely Jerk. That level of betrayal is either evil, criminal or both.

[@lizbicket6014]

@@tinydancer_ D'accord!

[@baysideharpy8350]

Although never officially confirmed, I think this information was already pretty well known. RIP Your Majesty

[@melodyhart1331]

They call it Osteosarcoma, how sad. she must have had a lot of pain.

[@elizabethhynd9643]

So glad queen welcomed Liz truss just so sad govt flipped on truss

[@KariSupplee]

It was so sad that Harry and MM were jerks because she was in tremendous pain.

[@jackiebenjamin8772]

What they had to do with her having bone cancer or dying. Go do your research, get educated on cancer how some live years and other die in a wink.

[@LindaOvenstone-hg3gl]

They didn't have anything to do with the Q having bone cancer but they definitely made her last few years stressful and P Philips

[@ladylondinium]

They didn't care when Philip was on his deathbed and they did not care when the Queen was unwell. H+M only care about themselves.

[@verofunds]

@@jackiebenjamin8772 you are so miserable! What do you mean what they had to do with that? Show some F respect and educate yourself FIRST! They are the most horrible people on earth!!!!!!

[@verofunds]

@@LindaOvenstone-hg3gllet Jackie living her toxic miserable life! She has her brain in her ass

[@adelefreeman1100]

Great woman revered as a Queen but as a human being much to be admired

[@debbralehrman5957]

So sad 😔

[@rosanneshinkle4133]

The last great Monarch!

[@cathleenvanvorst6883]

Bone cancer is so painful. Poor Queen Elizabeth

[@jeffthomas2364]

We knew ages ago. Angie Levin Royal Biographer had confirmation from Royal aides ages ago.

[@mikehome9650]

May her god bless her.

[@deborahwright759]

Just old age R I P MY LATE QUEEN ❤❤

[@tikolopez8884]

Indeed sleep dearie, sleep, HRM QEII. You so deserved to rest.

[@jamieryman]

I've believed it, bc Lady C almost seemed embarrassed about it (&rarely is that woman shy about anything). Her connections in that moment impressed me (better from her than Hollyweird). But, i do hope King Charles was okay with this disclosure (so much cancer at the palace). Interesting news & timing, ty

[@winnyduchessabrutta3182]

If you get old enough your body will develop something to take you out. It’s just natures way.

[@gillianbrown8502]

Boris is indiscreet yet again. He has name dropped the Queen, Harry and Meghan in order to promote his book.

[@user-tl8sl4rc6s]

Are queen was a great lady they will never be another like her we do miss her very much no matter what she always served her country from been a young girl she was the best rip god bless

[@duncanmacpherson2013]

Normally a doctor puts a precise cause of death on a death certificate and would be criticised for not doing so but in the Queen's case [ and in that of Prince Philip] it was simply put down as 'old age'

[@frances9923]

Boris should be in jail.

[@johntyjp]

I d have thought She d had enough, especially meeting another Elizabeth that was bringing Her Country to its knees!! 🧐

[@melodyhart1331]

Her majesty had many body doubles, I am sure there were times her body doubles carried royal engagements.

[@DDHaven.]

The queen went downhill after the safe and effective medicine. She probably would have lived as old as her mother if she hadn’t got it.

[@tracieh215]

I'm curious, strictly from a medical perspective, if the type of cancer she had was specifically primary non-Hodgkin lymphoma of bone. My grandfather had lymphoma and I'm wondering if these cancers are basically the same. My father had leukemia. I'd be interested to know if these cancers are related.

[@thomass3036]

There are a large number of leukemias out there:- ALL; CLL; AML; CML. Cancer genes can be inherited, but at her age it is likely to be a point mutations.

[@suej9329]

Leukaemia, Lymphoma and Multiple Myeloma are all blood cancers. I was diagnosed with NHL in 2000 and am have been in total remission for 15 years. My nephew had leukaemia when he was young, but I was told by a haematologist that they weren’t related.

[@teresakemplay912]

Giles is good friends with the now Queen camilla! Direct link!

[@christiner302]

Giles's daughter is my MP.

[@Mercuriana79]

We all love HRQEII, ❤️ But Boris Jhonson involve in gossip is so low. He must be desperado and I think Her Late Magesty would be so fed up I can almost see her steal look in the screen.