The Real Reason Why Prince Philip Didn't Live With The Queen

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip first laid eyes on each other at a family wedding when the queen was only a child, and when they next saw each other in their teenage years, it was reportedly love at first sight. The two were married at Westminster Abbey in 1947, thus beginning the longest-running royal marriage in the history of the British monarchy.
So why did they live in separate houses?
Late in his life, Prince Philip moved into a cottage at Sandringham, where he spent his last years reading, painting, and cooking. Meanwhile, the queen stayed at Buckingham Palace. What caused this royal split? Here's the real reason Prince Philip didn't live with the queen.
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[@SKBottom]

He was a hard-working Royal. Yes, the top nine do work hard. He was also an accomplished naval officer, pilot, warrior, and all around badass. You wouldn't want to tangle with His Royal Highness. Give him the respect he earned.

[@alm777]

From The Queen's "own words"He was her confident,her advisor,her strength,and many more positive words.He was the Love of her life.She was lost with out him,and his death was her largest grief.

[@Leroy175]

That is why she went so fast after.

[@Every1ShouldSparkle]

She is hardly going to say negative stuff in the public eye. The Royals basically never say personal negative stuff

[@Natashahoneypot]

We can tell how close they were by the amount of children they had and how quickly she deteriated after he passed away. Their souls must be so closely knitted.

[@nadiar.7788]

Confidante.

[@Natashahoneypot]

@@nadiar.7788 That's the French version of the English equivalent. Probably used because of the French invasion in 1066 which over threw the then British King Harold to be replaced by the French William of Normandy.

[@rachelschwebach7566]

It's an insult to call Prince Philip "a stay at home dad". He went on over 20,000 royal engagements in his life. He was involved in many charities. He was his own man.

[@MrCodgod666]

He did but had a note from the queen where to go 😁

[@ekaterinas.1330]

@@MrCodgod666 he got away with so much....Deeside...

[@valerieobrien5521]

I think he was a very good man, all the scandalous , nasty speculation about his character were destroyed when people saw the funeral and simplicity he requested. He was born on Mouse Island at Corfu , and though a Prince, he liked a simple life and was inwardly quite shy and humble. Prince Philip could have had a brilliant Naval career but chose a woman , the woman he loved, who happened to be Elizabeth at the time ! They were very devoted to each other .

[@shamrockshore6308]

@@valerieobrien5521Whatever about being devoted to each other, they certainly were related to one another.

[@michaelbastin9851]

@@shamrockshore6308 whahahaha naughty

[@Cwgrlup]

I think the queen’s will to live declined significantly after he passed away. This is common.

[@LoganSewell83]

She no longer looked like the Queen after the Duke passed on. Her Majesty looked like a tired woman for her final months.

[@anthonymoller6141]

Pining

[@edithm8998]

Couldn’t be truer. Baby love never dies

[@KH10118]

I mean she was 96 lol

[@cjhoward409]

She was 96 ! 🙄

[@danaj50]

My mom and dad slept in separate bedrooms after 30 years together. It kept them together and they got along better plus my dad snored and my mom liked to watch TV late at night so they respected each other. I’d rather see that happen then they split up and divorce because they don’t wanna sleep together

[@monicavidal850]

It is healthy to sleep 💤 separate rooms / for any reason / i do the same and im married 28 years & and we have a son 💙/.

[@shannonbales9148]

My husband and I sleep in separate rooms. We've been together for 32 years. He out snores 2 tvs, air conditioner and me wearing my headphones watching TV and watching KZbin. We still love each other just like if we slept in the same bed. Quite few of my friends have the same sleeping arrangements. 💗🤗☺️

[@peacefuldays4255]

My grandma and grandfather had separate rooms

[@girlfriday1299]

The same with my parents. My mom was always a night owl, and my dad snored momentously!

[@kennethbowry1521]

Quiet I talk and shout in my sleep, not many lovers can put up with that.

[@abhishekmukherjee4857]

He had a promising Naval career but he left it to become the consort. Calling him a stay at home husband is an insult. He was way more than what we can imagine. Please don’t disrespect him.

[@cinnow]

He would've been a penniless former royal of dubious vintage if he hadn't had the spectacular good fortune if catching the princess' eye. He got a life of ease and luxury. A sexist, he couldn't bear to play second fiddle to his wife. He was an unmitigated racist. Elizabeth, a quiet sheltered girl was drawn to his reckless spirit and had to put up with so much crap from him.

[@abhishekmukherjee4857]

@@cinnow Yes he had a weird sense of humour. Calling him a racist by quoting 3 of his sentences is not enough. When I think of racist and UK together then many names come to mind but not him. Sexist? Well yes, maybe, he had a very conservative outlook towards that aspect can’t blame him. An old war hero, what else do you expect.

[@cinnow]

@@abhishekmukherjee4857 old war hero may not be an accurate description. He quit the navy quite early, upon his marriage. Calling the Chinese chinky, making racial references to Africans, constantly aware of, and reminding former colonies, of their "glorious" past, these were some of Philip's foot in mouth racist remarks. A nobody, he could never come to terms with his wife's preeminence. A harsh father to Charles. A man who got more than he deserved. He probably would have had a wonderful naval career thanks to Mountbatten and Churchill. Elizabeth should've married Porchester.

[@abhishekmukherjee4857]

@@cinnow I think we both have very polarising views about him. He spoke his mind and wasn’t afraid of the consequences. You too speak your mind and I respect that. You are entitled to your own opinion and I wouldn’t want to change that 👍 Happy New year in advance stranger :)

[@cinnow]

@@abhishekmukherjee4857 same to you bro 🙏

[@tfp0052]

I don't blame him at all. I am an introvert and I like people a few at a time, crowds stress me a lot! I hope Prince Phillip was happy.

[@eleanorek.leslie9818]

He lived his final years just relaxing away from the drama. They had a perfect a marriage. Good for them!.

[@danielmonteiro18]

Perfect marriage is living apart

[@Lisa-hc3uq]

I agree! He was 96! At 96, you can do what the heck you want, regardless of who you are. His health could've been failing too. Maybe his Drs advised him to move..Who knows why he moved out.

[@shearswindow-myviewofliter9650]

Actually to me, living separately and meeting whenever you can and working on your marriage wholeheartedly is the best recipe for marriage , for you would see the best of each other, get your own space, and absence , not abandonment,does make the heart grow fonder.Just my thought, you can always agree disagree .🙂

[@teddyraffudeen7056]

I’m from a former British colony and now 74 years old. As a child in the first grade it was traditional to have photos of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Buckingham palace adorn the walls of our Anglican school. To this day I think he was one of the handsomest men I ever saw. And as a six-year old child I remember admiring photographs of him and the Queen. I can see why the young Elizabeth (her majesty) fell in love with him. I also admire Her Majesty very much.

[@virginiaevans8665]

Awesome!

[@franditri7185]

I read that they did not share a bed or room because he snored.She could not sleep while listening to that noise. I know the feeling, my husband snores something awful.He’s seen a doctor, nothing wrong. I’m a night person, I am a nurse, just retired, I worked nights …. I like nights and we did not have to fight about the snoring. On nights I was off he said it was me, one night I took a movie of him,it could not be me if I was taking the movie.

[@billbrach8519]

@@virginiaevans8665 He was the one who said that Megan's baby might be black.

[@Lockeys-vk5qz]

But they don’t Age Well🫣🫣🫣🫣

[@teddyraffudeen7056]

@@billbrach8519 I got no problem with that. Is that statement true, meant to disparage, state a fact or racist? Who really knows? Nobody could erase the fact that he has royal blood, as we know it. Why get worked up over it. It is what it is. Archie will deal with it when he grows up.

[@Minihopa]

Prince Philip wasn't a stay at home dad and the people who work for the queen aren't flunkies. There is a way to share information without being contemptuous and demeaning.

[@selloanegambu5291]

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[@anitaherbert1037]

Phillip was a sailor and though that has its own protocol it is not the convoluted stuffy atmosphere rigidly held by people whose power and prestige exists only in relation to the Queen. If you go and get a glass of water for yourself you offend the person whose job it was. Are you surprised that well past retirement age Phillip wanted a simpler life without the constant goldfish bowl existence.

[@kidslovesatan34]

The sycophants are disturbing. The royals are all benefit scroungers.

[@dmack1827]

Being a royal is a massive obligation and a job. In retirement, why not have a place to get away and regain a normal life?

[@estherpat4227]

There unbearable just because they want viewers for pay.... am on the process of advising myself not to open or view these videos... KZbin pays and so someone will even talk-ill of their Mother to gain viewers... the more viewers and subscribers... the more pay... It won't cast me anything to viewing and subscribing IF it is helpful and not defamatory!! Why didn't they write when He and the Queen were alive?

[@maryhubbard2889]

You can see by the photos of the two of them together that they loved each other very much. RIP Prince Philip

[@suejenkins4697]

He was rumored to have side chicks

[@minoozolala]

@@suejenkins4697 But he actually never did.

[@ingenuity168]

The Queen was more smitten with him.

[@Jason.cbr1000rr]

@@ingenuity168 what does smitten mean. Thanks

[@Jason.cbr1000rr]

@@suejenkins4697 only when he was younger when and around the time of marriage!!

[@carolyngarcia6292]

Sorry if this pisses anyone off for some odd reason but I didn’t think HRH Queen Elizabeth II would live much longer after Prince Philip passed because of their love for each other ❤ Rest In Peace your majesty❤️😭 you are sorely missed!

[@anncowan1130]

You are so right. When you married that long . You lose your desire to live.

[@sharynkoren2054]

My thoughts were exactly the same as yours

[@merricat3025]

I don't know how much they loved each other but they were certainly used to each other. I was not surprised she died I thought you would die soon after he died too. Let's face it she was old. But for an old lady she worked pretty hard. Harder than William and Kate

[@michaelnoble6027]

Hello Carolyn how are you doing today and your family wishing you Merry Christmas and Happy New year 🎉

[@jackieporter5323]

I don’t like the implications expressed here, they adored each other, he was the boss in their relationship, why do we need an American nasal voiced narrator? More research needed.

[@amechealle5918]

Don’t forget prince Phillip was also born a Royal his Father was Prince Phillip of Greece. His Mother Alice was the great Granddaughter of Queen Victoria. He had had a rather broken life and had probably had enough of the idea of being a royal especially as his family had been treated so badly after the monarchy of Greece was overthrown when he was a baby. I could understand him wanting to live a low key life.

[@Cindy-up2oj]

He definitely was her backbone. This man had a lot of experience. She needed him as well as he needed her.

[@michaelnoble6027]

Hello Cindy how are you doing today and your family wishing you Merry Christmas and Happy New year 🎉

[@EzraB123]

"They dream of being like us" a profound statement with a lot of truth.

[@WendyWatersctmm]

Why, so they can eat cake, too?

[@phoenixkwon]

When he said to a photographer one time "just take the f***ing picture already".... best royal response ever

[@stephaniebaker2960]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@NoName-zl2cs]

Rude

[@user-vn6qo8hi8l]

@@NoName-zl2cs bruhh

[@phoenixkwon]

@@NoName-zl2cs no it really wasn't. He had been standing there for a quite long time and many of the others were even older than him and were having a rough time standing in the heat. So He observed this and had said repeatedly in a lovely polite way that they needed to take the picture because of the situation and they kept ignoring him completely so he finally came out and said the above comment. Was totally justified quite honestly.

[@JP-xu7gh]

@@phoenixkwon boy he was a character , in a good way

[@raymanbert740]

He was a " man's man' and a beautiful life of service that really started a the coronation of the Queen in 1953...I was at that coronation on s very dreary day!! To live basically serving the Queen was admirable and showed his true.devotion and love!!

[@sharongibbs9509]

Prince Phillip remained at a cottage at the queens behest. Here he could relax and she could visit him. My God, the man was 99yrs old and retired from service. Unless her majesty suffers from old age dementia, she will continue to rule as Queen,,,a promise she made as a child but believed in all her life.

[@happydad7567]

Hello Sharon

[@happydad7567]

How are you doing ?

[@TheSaltySiren]

It was probably nice for her to step away from the busy palace for a while too.

[@PictureItFramedCa]

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[@PictureItFramedCa]

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[@philsarkol6443]

Prince Philip was the rock on which the Queen could stand and be the Queen.

[@danutahanyga4834]

Prince Philip was such a legend. He didn't age. Only his body did. He must have so enjoyed not having to live in Buck Palace. Oh, the freedom from 70 plus years of constraints.

[@ekaterinas.1330]

Don't forget "The Thursday Club" etc.

[@LiPo5000]

It's amazes me to see these British peoples longevity in life! The Queen is between 93 or 94 years old! And she is as sharp as a tack! Sure, she has slowed down a bit. She is involved in the daily operations within her home. She goes through a lot of mail, answers many of these letters. She doesn't even limp when she is walking. Most Americans, male & Female are having their Knees, Hips, Shoulders, etc. replaced daily! It seems all American Bodies wear out quicker vs. British People's body's. Simply "unreal" in my books! However, I am glad for them.

[@danutahanyga4834]

@@LiPo5000 The Queen just celebrated her 95th birthday. She is not just busy within her home. She has duties comparable to a state president. She represents the country. I don't know how she does it. For me, the very thought of knowing that just about every day I'd need to be on my best performance whether I feel like it or not gives me stress. The Queen just keeps going. I can't recall her calling in sick. One big difference between Americans and the Royals is nutrition - American food habits are atrocious and the food found in supermarkets is not nutritious. The Royals are big believers in prevention and naturopathy rather than pharmaceuticals.

[@lesreed9269]

Buck Palace? WTF?

[@janicesnyder9305]

A legend has passed and the mold broken. Thank you for your service, sir.

[@askelephant9257]

What service???

[@janicesnyder9305]

@@askelephant9257 You can start with his military service, but since you already have an agenda to flash, I won't try to disabuse you of your petty, untrue view of the late Prince.

[@askelephant9257]

@@janicesnyder9305 likewise

[@speakwell.840]

Well said.

[@masangoiyanda3123]

Hi

[@danaj50]

He did his job and then some, when you’re 90 plus years old I don’t think it’s bad to sleep in separate bedrooms or your own cottage actually it kept them better with each other

[@nikkahmutaq1073]

Her majesty is a one strong, duty bound lady, marriage should not be a show but fuller life to the fullest, one should be comfortable with the other person in the marriage contract and it is not anybody’s business. I don’t wear wedding ring but my whole being is married to my wife- I lost my wedding ring not my marriage

[@pilarrusso2171]

I agree about wedding ring, I personal no fund of wedding ring.

[@elultimo102]

Am I the only one who thinks that what is referred to as a "royal cottage," would be a mansion anywhere else?

[@wigglytuffwinnerpuff6897]

Yeah I think it is still a mansion with large backyard or land so that they can have a privacy

[@jrsands]

Of course!

[@richardwhitfill5253]

I would love to live there

[@adeleallred3370]

Ķ o0 ĺkķmmķķ milk m mom mop mop no mop mum

[@Erin-Thor]

I think of a mansion as a very nice very large , say around 10,000 sq. ft. I’d call what they showed as an estate, looked to me like a well over 40,000 sq. ft. That was HUGE!

[@danaj50]

He retired at 96 and she’s still working and devoted to her country. They can do whatever they like

[@Cass-es5kl]

God bless prince Philip RIP.

[@garyturner5790]

No!

[@patsmith5947]

Living at Buckingham would be so hard for an elderly person. I couldn’t walk that far. Who wants to have to walk 3 blocks to get to the bathroom when your old bladder has a leakage problem. Or the kitchen is too far to go get a glass of warm milk and a cookie. I’m sure they felt guilty bothering the servants for every little thing. I could see just wanting to be less complicated i your living arrangement.

[@keanureeves9954]

@Pat Smith ; Greetings to you from Keanu Charles Reeves

[@keanureeves9954]

@Pat Smith ; It's a pleasure talking to you over here. Where are you from??

[@dianaaning619]

🤣

[@JustDaniel6764]

They don't live at Buckingham palace. Buckingham palace is like the office to them

[@cjhoward409]

They could’ve had fun with those battery operated wheelchairs ! 😂

[@stephaniejordan9066]

Prince Philip sees his wife again.My condolences to the Royal Family.

[@gigidodson]

May God bless him, may he rest in peace. A man that made history.

[@gulmerton2758]

He “made history “?? What history?

[@keanureeves9954]

@Gidi Dodson ; Greetings to you from Keanu Charles Reeves

[@keanureeves9954]

@Gidi Dodson ; it's a pleasure talking to you over here. Where are you from??

[@princehamdan9889]

Greetings from the crown prince of Dubai

[@masangoiyanda3123]

@@michealjordan4587 hi

[@arnetttaylor2579]

His Royal Highness had lived a great life RIP

[@alicebrown9349]

Mostly at the expense of the country, according to my dad.

[@masangoiyanda3123]

Hi

[@spa556]

His Royal hine ass is correct...you should watch the movie 🍿

[@susanseverance9683]

He allegedly considered his life rather boring. May have been the sharpest knife in the drawer.

[@kangarookids7497]

It was probably like a little vacation away from everything. They could visit each other, how fun.

[@garyturner5790]

Their always on bloody vacation there Royals on our backs.

[@corrigenda70]

@@garyturner5790 A rather odd remark to make when the people you refer to have no set hours for working and who are so dedicated. Perhaps you are one of those who think that foreign trips requested by the government of the day are vacations?

[@pamelaperez9086]

@@corrigenda70 what you you call flying first-class staying in the best hotels eating the best food meeting with new people shaking hands , visiting historical buildings maybe cutting a ribbon or two all paid for by someone else? I call it a vacation.

[@DarthVader-xz2ni]

@@corrigenda70 Lets be honest if your were royal you would be dedicated, who wouldn't?

[@Lyn4817]

My husband's cardiologist was surprised when he heard we slept in seperate bedrooms. Until I pointed out that I had put up with his snoring for over 48 years. I thought I was entitled to finally not have to put up with his snoring after so many years.

[@suejenkins4697]

Does he have sleep apnea?

[@1DarkBlossom]

That’s a very valid point since waking up tired contributes to bad mood which can affect the marriage. My husband gets furious when I want to sleep on the couch because he kicks me in his sleep and slaps me in the stomach in an attempted hug me at night. No, sir. Not putting up with that. (couch is incredibly comfy, there’s no problem there)

[@thewrongshoes]

He probably has sleep apnea. If he does and gets and uses a good cpap machine he will sleep better and not snore

[@therealhousewifeofballtown]

My husband snored terribly for years because he had sleep apnea . He sleeps with a cpap machine now . We sleep in separate bedrooms now though and I prefer it that way . He’s a light sleeper and I’m a night owl . It works for us . We have been married for 37 yrs though

[@Lyn4817]

@@therealhousewifeofballtown My husband's been on and off with his CPAP machine also. My husband goes out cold, nothing wakes him and like you, I am a night owl also. Still can't complain as we will have been married 50 years in July. The comment from the cardiologist was a couple of years ago now.

[@doublerainbowsdoublerainbo7906]

What a nice video, very sweet. I'm glad I watched this.

[@plantsoverpills1643]

......”dream of being in a palace surrounded by flunkies??”....... Those “flunkies” have to know a great deal to do their job. And many of them have given years of faithful service to members of the royal family.

[@pamelaperez9086]

And then sell their stories to the tabloids , an insider , a source , royal expert , very faithful.

[@plantsoverpills1643]

@@pamelaperez9086 You are not wrong....unfortunately, there’s less than stellar types in every career choice. Just like there’s less than stellar members of the royal family.

[@corrigenda70]

@@pamelaperez9086 Only one or two - but those have usually requested and received permission.

[@lesreed9269]

@@pamelaperez9086 You really are quite gullible. The crap that the gutter press dish out is just speculation on THEIR part!

[@magnamarianneczagany8970]

As long as he was able to drive himself he was truly independent and involved in a lot of projects on the estate. When walking becomes a problem and you feel cold all the time your world shrinks. He had hip surgery before Harry’s and Meghan’s wedding. The frequent urinary infections in his last years including hospital stays must have been a nuisance. He was a very intelligent man during that last hospital visit he knew what was ahead of him and accepted it.

[@ch33psk8]

A powerful life of service and duty with his "Lilibet" the one he loved and devoted himself to. RIP Prince Philip

[@patriciabarkley735]

I love Windsor Castle. It is my favorite, inside and out. I love Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth ll. I don’t blame him for wanting to relax and be in a beautiful, peaceful place. Rest In Peace Prince Philip. You are truly loved and missed. ❤️🌹❤️

[@user-np5os5tg7v]

Prince Philip was the backbone of the royal family -even stated by her majesty strength and stay ❤❤❤❤

[@sheilagreer-smith]

Prince Phillip looked like a 'Greek God' when Elizabeth first saw him, he looked wonderful their whole married life never put on weight. Old age had diminished him slightly in his ninetys but he was an incredible 'Strength and Stay' to our much loved Queen, they belonged together always What a character .

[@magnamarianneczagany8970]

Queen is thriving as a widow she is enjoying the time left to her in good health.

[@glen7318]

not really. She seemed cheerful after P died, but I think that was relief that he was now out of pain... but she became sicker and tireder and not at all well as the last year progressed.

[@shyamolibania324]

I respect Prince Phillip

[@bettyhipolito969]

We missed Prince Philips, and Queen Elizabeth,!Till death do them part!!!

[@jacquelinechristian9090]

Can you imagine the stairs in Buck Palace? After my Mom reached 80 she almost never saw the second floor of her home. I am sure elevators have been installed but NOT everywhere. Good for him!

[@margolockwood9323]

Theres a guy there that does nothing but carry the Queen and Philip up and down all those stairs all day. They weren't really winded when they got to the top.

[@awendaawenda8011]

My mom lives in a two story with basement and does those stairs daily and at 95, enables her to still live alone. When you quit moving, it’s all downhill from there.

[@dianescott4017]

@@margolockwood9323 vicks

[@louisbloom567]

@@margolockwood9323 If he slips then the queen is done

[@margolockwood9323]

@@louisbloom567 He almost slipped once but she looked him directly in the eyes and said, No.

[@Magik1369]

I really liked and respected Prince Phillip. He had a regular guy sense of humor and did not act like a royal snob. He was a royal but he stayed grounded. Imagine being a 2nd fiddle husband to the Queen? Not a life that I would want. I'd rather be a poor nobody.

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

Prince Philip deserved to be King Consort. It's sad Parliament did not change that old restriction that only wives of Kings get such a title but not husbands of Queens. I'm a small R republican, but if the monarchy is to remain, it should at least be gender equal.

[@caz846]

I'm actually very happy that Prince Philip had the chance to Escape and live the True life he Longed for..Relaxation , Peacefulness and Tranquility...I'm so Happy that his Final Years were spent this way.

[@AGirlNamedVan]

This guy kept the queen going big props to him.

[@nemesis5271]

0:21 This photo is really sweet, i keep on looking back at it

[@jochimbenschneider1915]

I like people who speak their mind. He was a good chap.

[@Earthangel.cj143]

He deserved to have his space. He took on a big responsibility and stuck it out all these years with a woman as queen. I'm positive that not many could of handled that role.

[@princehamdan9889]

Greetings from the crown prince of Dubai

[@simonwinter8839]

Earthangel 143 I'd have given it a go !!

[@simonwinter8839]

@@princehamdan9889 I say,what wonderful English. We're you educated here ? Here being Britain of course.

[@princehamdan9889]

Well that's shouldn't be a public discussion

[@simonwinter8839]

@@princehamdan9889 Maybe you're related to Prince Philip,after most other Princes of this world are !!

[@Angel-Adramelech]

An anonymous source said, "The Queen thinks this is a private matter and that this video is bullshit"

[@janebridie4610]

When she was young HRH ElisabethII was shy and after the coronation was sometimes overwhelmed. A quiet witty remark from Philip could help her smile and relax.

[@Gunslinger1875]

He was a wonderful man. His wife knew it, she allow him to be that after his service to queen and country. God bless them both.

[@jrsands]

The Duke liked to cook & had a taste significantly more refined than the Queen’s.

[@TM-tx9ct]

The Duke of Edinburgh ran their estates, and their households and the Queen ran the country. They considered it a devision of labour. He deferred to her in matters of state and she deferred to him on everything else. She knew that he needed to be in charge and working independently of her so that was the answer. And quite a big job it is too.

[@TM-tx9ct]

@@delfine7163 And the Red Box just emptied itself, and magically everything was signed. Obviously, she did her role and made sure he had his. Victoria did the same with Albert. It's called being considerate. How will Charles divide the work? How many other monarchs consider their spouses. Some do, others need to control everything. (Remember, it's not just the UK who has a monarchy)

[@bluewrenreilly129]

Who wouldn't have liked such an arrangement if one could afford it, wise move on the part of Queen Elizabeth.

[@jbtpa895]

Many people in the US have lost track of great and great-great grandparents. I'll bet a lot of people have married distant relatives without knowing.

[@jojo-ir9um]

Your wrong I know who my family is bk in the early 1700's....One thing we Americans don't do ..is worship a Royal family who hate the people who work all their lives to pay for the Royals to have a lavish life style while it turns out they worship Satan...and had Diana killed....then it turns out Diana had the last laugh on them....It will come out in a few months....

[@rebeccaemery4122]

@@jojo-ir9um Goodness, you haven’t bothered to learn much about them have you. The royal family work hard for the UK and commonwealth, bringing much support and funds into charities. They have great respect for the people who work for them and take a great personal interest in their welfare, the respect is mutual. As for killing Diana.......we no longer live in the dark ages. She was killed in a car crash in Paris and may have survived if she had been wearing a seat belt. She also got rid of the 24/7 Scotland Yard security she was entitled to, which means she wouldn’t have been getting in a car with a private driver who was the worse for drink.

[@1DarkBlossom]

@@jojo-ir9um American culture has nothing to do with the european culture of monarchy.

[@jojo-ir9um]

@@rebeccaemery4122 You will wake up before the end of this year....your going to have a bumpy ride...good luck with loving your Royals....

[@samshah7628]

there‘s nothing wrong with marrying your distant cousin. In Asia, its very common esp among royal families.

[@retroguy9494]

I wouldn't want to live in a place as big as Buckingham Palace but I wouldn't mind Sandringham House or a bit smaller. And while I wouldn't want an entire entourage of staff constantly around me, it sure would be nice to have a live in housekeeper who doubles as cook (although I can cook very well myself).

[@mariopensotti1015]

".They are very modest. They like being in a smaller cozier house and not having to have all the staff." yet Prince Philip went to live on his own with 2 pages of footman, a cook, a valet , housekeeper and security detail. I myself am all of the above

[@mathufar96]

Yeah, but after 70 years living with 50x staff it's pretty modest I think, is a matter of perspective

[@bradcook8640]

Was probably still cheaper than a nursing home in the US which is where most people over 90 end up.

[@mathufar96]

@@bradcook8640 that's right! And more dignified... The man even cooked there!

[@brt5273]

Probably staff chosen by him that he was more comfortable and relaxed with.

[@lorrainearmstrong7587]

@@bradcook8640 give it a rest. Americans don't get it in ANY way. That was what independence was all about - remember?

[@jameswallace3043]

Hell to the utmost to Prince Phillips what a gentleman and a classy act and a foremost loyal royalty what a wonderful gentleman I've always enjoyed him as a child growing up what a great man

[@rebeccaemery4122]

Sweeping statement ‘he was happier when not living with the Queen’. For a long while the Queen only used Buckingham Palace for official business and I’m sure stayed at Wood Farm whenever duties allowed.

[@happydad7567]

Hello Rebecca

[@happydad7567]

How are you doing ?

[@masangoiyanda3123]

Hi

[@PatchworkUSA]

Why do people with media access have a right to interpret the lives of people this way, most of the time making things up or coming to some "scandalous" conclusion in order to get viewers/readers? I don't understand why these "journalists" aren't taken to court or slander laws enforced. Wouldn't that end this unpleasantness? Prince William brought all that to an end for himself and his wife with a few lawsuits. If enough scandal mongering goes on, destroying the reputation of public figures who never did what the "press" accuses them of -- that can become dangerous. All it takes is one crackpot with a rifle coming after a public figure to give them what they imagine they deserve.

[@goated3285]

U need to go get some air, if it was a way for me to report you I would. Why u would even want to wish harm on anyone over people you personally don’t even know is strange. The media will always be the media, that’s their job. U as a human being should know nothing in the media is true it’s al an illusion. Why would u want someone to have a gun & go after them is where u need to look within yourself.

[@Jake-co3wk]

Like Oprah? No fact checking

[@myjourneytotruth]

@@goated3285 I think Terry was referring to a tiny possibility some deranged person might get motive to attack a famous person due to misleading info by the press.

[@sooky2253]

@@goated3285 the media are frequently defamatory, which is why lawsuits against them so often succeed. If a person wants to express their opinion it's not up to a whiny lefty to 'report' them. You clearly are not tolerant of others' opinions which is partly why the world is in such a mess. Get a life!

[@kevinfreeman3098]

It's called freedom of speech and many have died for it... I can turn the table and ask why you're so contemptuous against the media? It has nothing to do with you personally, what makes you so important that your opinion even matters? Why do YOU feel the need to be shitty and demeaning toward others? Stay in your lane KAREN, hypocrite looks horrible on everyone in my opinion and yours is hanging out.

[@jads7922]

They are lovely I miss them

[@shylahmariebrandt2090]

Awesome 😀

[@imperialknight45]

Long live the queen 👑

[@fairose13]

I never finished my Duke of Edinburgh award though I always appreciate the xperience & knowledge gained..

[@lesleywurwal8805]

He didn't live in Buckingham Palace - he and the Queen preferred Windsor. He was in charge of the Estate there.

[@padhmalpeiris1611]

Very lovely guy. I dearly miss him and his jokes.

[@awendaawenda8011]

I knew it!!!! He was an interesting character.

[@peggymarshall5671]

It was only after he retired that he moved out! Isn’t that what retirees do, they move to a vacation spot! I retired and moved, although not married, I still moved to a place I wanted to be able to relax. Buckingham Palace is where the “job” was. My heart goes to the Queen for her loss. May she continue to thrive and rule! Sorry I don’t believe Charles has it in him. Rest In Peace Prince Phillip!

[@happydad7567]

Hello Peggy

[@happydad7567]

How are you doing ?

[@SymphonyBrahms]

Cheater Charlie and his wife Cruella de Homewrecker.

[@gmama378]

Thank u I don't think he could put 2 wires together.

[@isaaccansino2707]

That idea of being married and living apart for s period of time doesn’t sound that crazy

[@MariaMinter]

I traveled for work after a rough time in our marriage. Space helped us communicate better, heal and actually miss each other! I agree though. My marriage is a lifetime commitment. It’s nice to have some healthy distance.

[@pamelaperez9086]

It's called separation not divorce.

[@donnasherwood283]

stay at home dad ? Charming description of this incredible man. what a nerve and what a great man

[@fredhonest8247]

Hello

[@user-np5os5tg7v]

Def many charities -as well as backbone of royals ❤❤❤❤

[@williamjolliffe2914]

Whether or not Prince Philip was faithful to Elizabeth II, his life of service should remind everyone of the huge, tangible power for peace and stability the British monarchy is for everyone in Britain, the commonwealth and for the world. If there are many reasons England, Wales, Scotland, Canada and Australia, have had no civil war since Culloden in 1746, having a constitutional monarchy is an important one. In the 19th & 20th centuries the U.S.A, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Greece suffered various civil wars, political storms, and dictatorships. This shows what can go wrong in the absence of a stable constitutional monarchy that is above politics, which helps keep the peace. Prince Philip could be tactless, and he had his failings as a father. Whatever mistakes he and his family have made, let us be grateful for the service he gave, and the difference the monarchy makes for the better, in everybody's lives.

[@meeeka]

Australia, like the modern US, has suffered civil unrest and political unease but, unlike the US, arms are not allowed. And there have been rural rebellions in Australia, before Federation, the most notable being the Eureka Stockade uprising, in the 1850s. It just seems that once folks were able to get from under the Poms, their lives worked better.

[@familyvideosmakingmemories3590]

Service indeed.

[@ebi1826]

Adultery is a sin before God and it is 100% not ok I would never recommend saying oh well, we answer to God alone and his laws, and you only receive eternal life with God through his grace not by our works,humans think we are good by our standards they are filthy rags to God that only Jesus Christ can clean

[@williamjolliffe2914]

@@ebi1826 I don't know whether the rumours about Prince Philip committing adultery are true. I hope we can be grateful for the difference Prince Philip and Elizabeth II made to this country and to the Commonwealth by their public service.

[@sandystrickland9950]

It's so he could cook and eat what he wants 👍🌹🌹🌹❤️

[@pamelaperez9086]

I'm sure he could have eaten whatever he wanted while living with the queen.

[@findmeintime]

@@pamelaperez9086 apparently the queen has bland taste, doesn’t like chilli garlic or flavours. When she is in residence the cooks tend to her palette not Philip’s.

[@lorrainearmstrong7587]

@@findmeintime there are things that she never eats. Philip could eat whatever he wanted and had a full staff to look after him. He just wanted to be away from the hustle and bustle

[@garyturner5790]

Yeah the animals he slaughtered on estate our head of conservation our Phil Greek was. That poor wounded stag they hunted too death on Balmoral Estate. I saw that on Crown Netflick.

[@garyturner5790]

@@findmeintime Boring people who are stuck in 1950s.

[@klloh5012]

So thoughtful

[@mauiswift6391]

Stay at home husband? How insulting, he was anything but!

[@lorrainearmstrong7587]

You have zero clue. I assume you are American. Just carry on, nobody wants your opinion, other than other Americans

[@keithlightminder3005]

Yes, stay at home husbands so far more than unveil plaques

[@thomascochran8669]

who ask for your response bitch

[@mauiswift6391]

@@lorrainearmstrong7587 you assume wrong! Rude

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

He was King Consort in all but name. In my mind, he will always be King Consort and King Father Philip.

[@dipsdash8797]

Philip was very very handsome....wonder how he liked Elizabeth

[@speakwell.840]

The 'Dook', as you call him, was a man of many interests, talents, and abilities. He served his Queen and country selflessly, with honour, devotion to duty, and without fear or favour. A man of admirable qualities.

[@deeremeyer1749]

Did you know him?

[@Annagr07]

😂😂😂

[@lesreed9269]

@@deeremeyer1749 The country did!

[@Sweetheart2_]

They had a beautiful love story

[@billysamuelshadrach]

Probably the plan is to learn to live without the other person

[@suep9445]

More like just learn to live, not work. They got together every chance they had.

[@samshah7628]

He wasn‘t well at 90 + when he retired.

[@garyturner5790]

Well at least she didn't have to listen anymore too his racists rants from him.

[@winstonscott4195]

@@garyturner5790 you need to improve your English.

[@stevencharnock9271]

Many older couples move to their own rooms, they could afford their own houses.

[@melissapowellwright3097]

Lol

[@brettmcmahon7263]

At 55 I've had to move into the spare bed. I'm sick of waking up cold with "ALL" the blankets gone & draped over my wife & the floor on her side but the kicker "pun intended" was the constant kicking of my ghoolies in the middle of the night. It's wonderful having a entire queen size bed to yourself with no one stealing the blankets but the best by far is no more being kicked or kneed in the nut's. Not a pleasurable way to be woken up. Once or twice but then learning not to do it anymore was the goal over the past 10 years but to constantly keep doing it is cruel, nasty.

[@SueCL1480]

Brett McMahon If that's what happens when you and your wife sleep next to each other then it's probably because you are very tall and she is very short! Only way that can happen. Haahaahaa

[@ElAfr09]

He did live with the queen he just didn’t sleep in the same bed.

[@elenaescocia2479]

A lot of the aristocracy & royalty do that though. They only share a bed when they are going to get it on 😂

[@jbtpa895]

Trump and Mel didn't either. Many people that have the money to have separate sleeping spaces do so to get quality sleep.

[@PatchworkUSA]

Yeah - they had four children.

[@brendadrumm9708]

It's not the same when ur old with aches and pains u need a bed to yourself plus you get on each others nerves that's human nature

[@kimswhims8435]

@@brendadrumm9708 That's so true, particularly about the aches and pains. When I hug my husband he says, oh I didn't know that hurt there until you touched it and I've thought the same thing. You still love each other even if you don't sleep in the same bed all the time and don't spend all your time together.

[@mquinn135]

What a load of bull.... At that age they can afford to take time off, he retired for God's sake, he didn't want to stay in the city. He enjoyed country life, the Queen it's and had to be present so there is no real truth. The weren't getting a divorce, their lives went on as normal, only the Duke retired to a more peaceful way of life. He deserved it.

[@TG-vk5uy]

He’s barely a stay at home husband.

[@beverlygannon4141]

He had his duties to do👍

[@WellnesspodcastTV]

That was misreporting! The Duke literally spent his life serving queen and country.

[@louisbloom567]

@@WellnesspodcastTV His cousin wife

[@WellnesspodcastTV]

@@louisbloom567 I can't verify it. However, incest is not ok.

[@louisbloom567]

@@WellnesspodcastTV It's public information really, they were cousins. She was 13 and he was 18 when they met at a family wedding and started dating after it.

[@r.c.miller6161]

They chose the way they wanted to live their personal lives. Thankfully he was allowed to slow down and retire in his last couple of years.

[@louisbloom567]

Retire from pulling towels off artpieces and signs?

[@lesreed9269]

@@louisbloom567 So lacking in education... Get back under your bridge, fool.

[@alecball68]

What people don't realize they are us all of us they know that can you understand who you are R.I,P to the bouth GOD bless ALl

[@terrysampson868]

I hope he and Diana are having a time of their lives at a better place

[@PAULFORT84]

Wish the American narrators would check their facts & study the British monarchy and consitution

[@lesreed9269]

Can't do that - as a necessary part of their being is to lie/exaggerate/glamourise and misrepresent reality.

[@aj529]

Probably easier to set up medical equipment and nurses out of the view of the public. People need privacy regarding their health when they are dying or in bad shape away from the papers and cameras.

[@margaretnathanson1011]

Mg

[@aprilMichelleXJRL]

I only wish I had a love like that . So long my God. I'm surprised they didn't live separately sooner lol

[@spellmadam2947]

No wonder they were married so long

[@Hramirez18]

Lol

[@ilovewafflefries2]

They only lived apart in his late years so all the rest was their hard work.

[@sharon2419]

Prince Philip ALWAYS mads me laugh with his remarks. There was a PBS special that was a real life series and it was about the daily living ECT in the palace and queen Elizabeth and Philip were having a conversation about a broken elevator in the palace , and she was talking about an African president and how inconvenient it would be blah blah blah and he laughed and said well he can get exercised using the stairs 😂😂😂😂, and she gave him the look

[@sarah-janegalipo3995]

The queen spent every weekend with him

[@milliefeliciano5703]

Yes, I was surprised. didn't know that. but for sure in love.

[@waterloosunset4559]

Buckingham Palace is the administrative centre for the Royals, they do not live there. They consider Windsor their home.

[@masangoiyanda3123]

Hi

[@ceciliag2929]

I wouldn’t have minded tasting some of his cooking.

[@alexmak97]

The Crown Screenwriter : write it down, WRITE IT DOWN!!!

[@happydad7567]

Hello, how are you doing ?

[@terrymichael7087]

What's up Alex

[@princehamdan9889]

Greetings from the crown prince of Dubai

[@jaswindersingh-mz8uy]

Very nice king ji

[@ebrimajallow1928]

good morning my mum the Queen Elizabeth prince Corgis my grandfather funeral on Saturday 17 April 2021 aged of 99 year's God bless my grandfather with members of the British Royal Family with peaceful and solidarity 🙏