Queen's Last Moments with Great-Grandchildren

0:00On April 7th, Queen Elizabeth II used her last months to create special moments with her great-grandchildren before passing in September 2022. She spent most of that time at Balmoral in Scotland and made a point to have them visit knowing her health was fading fast. Exhausted from platinum jubilee duties, she skipped London for her usual summer spot, but insisted the kids come up that season. A new biography reveals she aimed to wrap up family loose ends and give everyone joyful memories together. Family insiders say she just wanted the little ones to hold on to happy times with her. Prince George, age 9 then, Princess Charlotte, age 7, and Prince Louis, age 4, flew up in August just weeks before she died, with their parents splitting flights for safety. But Prince Archie and Princess Lillibet never made the trip. Their parents Harry and Meghan arrived after her death, and the kids haven't been back to the UK since the jubilee in June 2022, when King Charles last saw them.

1:00These days, family ties stay strained. Charles met Harry for tea recently amid his cancer news, but the grandkids remain across the pond, highlighting the ongoing distance in the royal circle. I'm Cory with the story, that's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.