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jboldeniv started a topic The Queen knew her time was running out and accepted it with good grace: From how she hated 'mumbling' on TV to tensions between her dresser and ladies-in-waiting, royal confidant GYLES BRANDRETH reveals the truth about Her Majesty's last days.

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11-26-2022, 10:48 AM
The Queen knew her time was running out and accepted it with good grace: From how she hated 'mumbling' on TV to tensions between her dresser and ladies-in-waiting, royal confidant GYLES BRANDRETH reveals the truth about Her Majesty's last days.

The Queen knew her time was running out and accepted it with good grace GYLES BRANDRETH reveals | Daily Mail Online

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GYLES BRANDRETH: The truth is that Her Majesty always knew that her remaining time was limited. She accepted this with all the grace you'd expect.

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jboldeniv started a topic 'Intriguing': The Queen's response to Prince Andrew after he gave his first full account of the Jeffrey Epstein saga

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11-26-2022, 10:42 AM
'Intriguing': The Queen's response to Prince Andrew after he gave his first full account of the Jeffrey Epstein saga

Jeffrey Epstein was a major pervert. He kept sleeping with underage girls.

The Queen's response to Prince Andrew after he gave his first account of the Jeffrey Epstein saga | Daily Mail Online

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GYLES BRANDRETH: The Duke of York, of course, told his mother the whole story of his long relationship with Epstein, all the ins and outs of it, and the details of the accusations.

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jboldeniv started a topic 'She gave him everything he didn't have': The Queen was 'madly in love' with Prince Philip and believed 'tolerance was key' to a happy marriage, royal expert claims

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11-14-2022, 02:58 PM
'She gave him everything he didn't have': The Queen was 'madly in love' with Prince Philip and believed 'tolerance was key' to a happy marriage, royal expert claims

Queen was 'madly in love' with Philip and believed 'tolerance was key' in marriage, expert claims | Daily Mail Online

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Dr Tessa Dunlop said that the late monarch's marriage was so successful because The Queen provided Prince Philip the 'stability' that the Duke of Edinburgh sadly never had growing up.

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The Queen knew her time was running out and accepted it with good grace: From how she hated 'mumbling' on TV to tensions between her dresser and ladies-in-waiting, royal confidant GYLES BRANDRETH reveals the truth about Her Majesty's last days.

'Intriguing': The Queen's response to Prince Andrew after he gave his first full account of the Jeffrey Epstein saga

'She gave him everything he didn't have': The Queen was 'madly in love' with Prince Philip and believed 'tolerance was key' to a happy marriage, royal expert claims

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