Concern for Queen Elizabeth II - Also performance on Easter Sunday canceled

Created: 04/15/2022, 15:42

By: Eva-Maria Moosmüller

Queen Elizabeth had to cancel her participation in the Royal Maundy service on Maundy Thursday a few days ago.

Now the next cancellation for Easter Sunday will follow.

Windsor – Concerns about the condition of Queen Elizabeth (95) just don't want to stop.

Once again, the queen had to cancel an appearance at short notice.

Actually, their participation in the traditional service on Easter Sunday is obligatory.

This year, however, the ceremony will take place without her.

Queen Elizabeth II: Also canceled appearance on Easter Sunday

Queen Elizabeth's health is of increasing concern to her people.

In recent months, the Queen has repeatedly had to cancel important appointments – sometimes even at the last minute.

Ever since it became known that the 95-year-old had to spend a night in the hospital last year due to back problems and is now almost only seen with a walking aid, even the most die-hard supporters of the monarch have realized that her reign will not last forever.

Most recently, Queen Elizabeth appeared in public at the memorial service for Prince Philip (99, † 2021).

Supported by her son Prince Andrew (62), she appeared in Westminster Abbey.

After the ceremony, she retired straight back to Windsor Castle.

As "The Sun" reports, among other things, she will probably not leave her residence at Easter either.

Queen Elizabeth cannot attend the traditional Easter service this year (symbol image).

© Frank Augstein/dpa

Queen Elizabeth II: Royal fans are worried about the throne anniversary

The regent canceled her participation in the Royal Maundy service on Maundy Thursday a few days ago.

Her son Prince Charles (73) and his wife Duchess Camilla (74) had to represent her.

According to The Sun, Queen Elizabeth is now also not attending the Easter Sunday service at St. George's Chapel.

Once again, members of the British royal family will have to step in for them.

Exact details about the current cancellation are not yet available.

However, it can be assumed that the health problems of the 95-year-old are the reason for this.

Concerned royal fans now even see the multi-day event for Her Majesty's 70th throne jubilee in danger.

Numerous program items are planned in honor of Queen Elizabeth from June 2nd to 5th in and around London.

Among other things, in the traditional Trooping the Color Parade, it is actually expected that the Queen will appear with the entire Royal Family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

Whether her health will permit this remains to be seen.