It seems more and more apparent that the queen has no intention of completely expelling her favorite son from royal life. As long as she draws breath, Andrew clearly has a foot in the door.
Fans of the show—set in a fictional East London square full of love, betrayal, murder, and other storylines far too insane to relate here—will know plans for a Jubilee celebration are underway, so in this meeting of real life and art, said celebration will be underway when the royal couple shows up.
A scene involving Charles sees the Prince of Wales enter the iconic Queen Victoria pub. Mick says: “Welcome to your great-great-great-grandmother’s boozer.” Prince Charles, Prince of Wales speaks to actors Kellie Bright, Steve McFadden and Letitia Dean during a visit to the set of EastEnders at Elstree Studios on March 31, 2022 in Borehamwood, England.What Prince Charles says in response isn’t known, but fans would advise him to approach the bust of the queen with care. It was used as the murder weapon to finish off—and how we cheered—the evil Archie Mitchell, and had to be rescued from the Thames itself when it sank into the river’s murky depths after a boat disaster in 2020. Kellie Bright, who plays Linda Carter—presently trying to win her husband Mick back from the clutches of the wicked Janine —said of Charles and Camilla, “I did think what amazing sports that they’re just willing to do it. It must have been nerve-racking for them and completely out of their norm. So I just hope they enjoyed it as much as we did.”, then mayor of London, showed his face in 2009 when Peggy Mitchell was landlady.I thought of lilies, roses, marguerites and golden corn; I thought of altar cloths and sacred vestments; I thought of the sky, the Earth, the sun, the moon, the stars and everything heavenly...A wonderful excerpt from the diary of the late Sir Norman Hartnell, the couturier who dressed the queen for both her wedding and coronation, appears in today’s. Hartnell, who died in 1979, sketched out nine designs, and writes: “I thought of lilies, roses, marguerites and golden corn; I thought of altar cloths and sacred vestments; I thought of the sky, the Earth, the sun, the moon, the stars and everything heavenly that might be embroidered upon a dress destined to be historic.” In the end, however, the dress bore a rather less exalted motif: a leek. Hartnell had thought that he could use a daffodil to symbolize Wales and was horrified when the Garter King of Arms, who is responsible for heraldry, told him: “A daffodil! On no account will I give you a daffodil. I will give you the correct emblem of Wales, which is the leek.”Hartnell writes: “I complained that I would be dressing a beautiful young woman in vegetables if compelled to embroider leeks on to the dress. However, Garter stood firm and the decision was final: leeks. “It became, in the end, not so much a dress as a diplomatic plot. The leek, I agreed, was a most admirable vegetable, full of historic significance and doubtless of health-giving properties, but scarcely noted for its beauty. Could he not possibly permit me to use the more graceful daffodil instead?Hartnell learned to love the leek and writes that in the end, he was “able to transform the earthy leek into a vision of Cinderella charm, worthy of mingling with her sisters, the rose and mimosa, in a brilliant Royal assembly—and fit to embellish the dress of a queen.”Australia had a general election this week and the country’s new Labor leader is left-winger Anthony Albanese. An avowed Republican, Albaneseinterview, “Congratulations, we’ll become a republic next year.”This week in royal history Fifty years ago, one of the most tumultuous chapters in royal history came to an end when the Duke of Windsor, formerly King Edward VIII, died in Paris. He is buried at Frogmore, Windsor. Edward abdicated the throne in 1936, and married Wallis Simpson a year later. His brother George VI succeeded him. He died in 1952, when he was succeeded by his daughter Queen Elizabeth.After many months of relative invisibility, the queen was suddenly everywhere recently, looking bright and smiley. So, how many events will she come to at her Platinum Jubilee? We shall soon find out.
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