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Queen Elizabeth sat alone at Prince Philip’s funeral. It was a practical precaution: Due to COVID-19 restrictions in the Guinea Flag Africa Continent Silhouette Gift for Guineans T-shirt so you should to go to store and get this United Kingdom, she wasn’t allowed to fraternize with people outside her household bubble, which for the past 13 months has consisted of just Philip and her attendants.Yet as cameras captured her with her black hat low and eyes downcast, it became a sad, symbolic visual. For the past 73 years, the duke had been a constant presence by her side. Now there was no one to sit, or stand, by her.On her husband’s coffin sat a handwritten note. “I love you,” it appeared to read. “Lilibet.” (The queen had signed the note using her childhood nickname, which Philip reportedly used as a term of endearment.)For a moment, it didn’t feel like she was Queen of England, or a head of state. It just seemed that she, like so many, was experiencing the heartbreaking and isolating loss of losing someone in the pandemic age.Through the end of this week, Queen Elizabeth will remain in a formal period of mourning. But soon enough, she will sit on the throne without the man she called her “strength and stay” for the first time in eight decades. It’s a seismic shift to say the least—both for her and a nation accustomed to the prince’s presence.So what will the monarchy look like for the queen now?Reports say that over the next few weeks, a rotating slew of family members will visit her as she works through lockdown at Windsor Castle. With restrictions in place, most of these visits will take place outside.A new crew of furry friends will also keep her company. In March, she adopted two corgi puppies thought to be named Fergus and Muick. After Prince Philip’s funeral, she was spotted with them on the grounds of Windsor Castle.And although this Wednesday is her 95th birthday, the queen will reportedly forgo sharing a traditional birthday portrait with the public and instead spend the occasion privately.Yet soon enough, it will be back to business as usual—or as usual as business can be in pandemic times. There’s appearances to be made, and with the vaccine rollout continuing apace, even events to be organized: According to the Times of London, the queen is “ramping up” her plans for her Platinum Jubilee to mark her 70th year on the throne.Usually, Prince Philip would serve as her trusted adviser for these sorts of things. Instead, her son, Prince Charles, and grandson, Prince William, will help in his place. “Her family will step up and be by her side, but she will carry on,” a former senior palace aide told People. “She understands that she has a job to do, and [Philip] would have wanted her to crack on.” It’s also thought other senior members of the royal family—like the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Edward, and the Countess of Wessex—will accompany the nonagenarian monarch more on her visits rather than her going solo.Then there’s the question of reassigning Prince Philip’s patronages and causes, many of which he remained involved in until his passing. The Telegraph reports that Prince Charles and Prince William will hold a “royal summit” to discuss who will take on the roles—as well as those of Prince Harry and Prince Andrew, who stepped back from royal life. It’s assumed that Edward and Sophie will take on a larger, more visible role.Even in a tragic moment, it seems the Windsors are doing what they always do: carrying on.

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When it comes to royal baby names, don’t expect any trendy, unusual, or even modern-day monikers. (Liam and Noah may have been the Guinea Flag Africa Continent Silhouette Gift for Guineans T-shirt so you should to go to store and get this most popular baby boy names of 2019, but they couldn’t even sneak in as the third middle name of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s son born that same year.) That’s because, for the Windsors, one factor is prized beyond all: the history of their own family tree.Unsurprisingly, many royal babies are named after beloved monarchs of the past: Little Prince George, for example, will be the seventh of his name when he eventually takes the throne, whereas the Duke of Cambridge’s name dates all the way back to the 11th century’s William the Conquerer. But they also routinely repurpose the names of Queen Victoria’s children and grandchildren—like Helena, Beatrice, and Louise. Even when the Windsors do decide to buck tradition, their names are still classic in origin: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son Archie’s middle name, Harrison, translates to “son of Harry.” Meanwhile, their daughter “Lilibet” is an ode to Harry’s grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.Below, a running list of British royal baby names, as well as their meaning. Who knows? You may even find inspiration for your own brood.Parents: The Duke and Duchess of SussexYear born: 2021Origin: A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex succinctly explained the deeper meaning behind their second child’s name in a recent statement: “Lili is named after her great-grandmother, Her Majesty The Queen, whose family nickname is Lilibet. Her middle name, Diana, was chosen to honor her beloved late grandmother, The Princess of Wales,” they said.Parents: Princess Eugenie of York and Jack BrooksbankYear Born: 2021Origin: Eugenie explained her son’s moniker clearly on her Instagram stories: “He is named after his great-grandfather and both of his great x5 grandfathers,” she wrote. August is the Christian name of Prince Albert, Queen Victoria’s husband, whereas Philip is a nod to the current prince consort. Meanwhile, Hawke is a family name on Jack’s side.Parents: The Duke and Duchess of SussexYear Born: 2019Origin: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were inspired by arche, the ancient Greek word for “strength” and “wisdom,” when naming their first child. Harrison, fittingly, means “son of Harry.”Year Born: 2019Parents: The Duke and Duchess of CambridgeOrigin: Louis, pronounced with a silent s, is a tribute to Prince William’s beloved great-granduncle, Louis Mountbatten, who was assassinated by the IRA in 1979. Meanwhile, Arthur is one of William’s middle names, whereas Charles is a clear nod to the Duke of Cambridge’s father.Year Born: 2015Parents: The Duke and Duchess of CambridgeOrigin: When Kensington Palace announced the names of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s second child, a spokesperson said they “spoke for themselves.” Charlotte is a reference to Queen Charlotte, the wife of King George III, as well as a feminine version of Charles. Elizabeth,” of course, is an homage to the reigning monarch and matriarch of England, where Diana is a touching tribute to William’s late mother.Year Born: 2013Parents: The Duke and Duchess of CambridgeOrigin: George is a regal name as any: In the history of the British monarchy, there have been six King Georges. (And, when George eventually takes the throne, he will be the seventh.) The last was King George VI, Queen Elizabeth’s father and a beloved historical figure: He sat on the throne during World War II and was lauded for his stoic and steady presence. Alexander, although not a name of any historical British monarch, is the masculine version of George’s grandmother’s middle name, Alexandra. Year Born: 2003Parents: The Earl and Countess of WessexOrigin: Louise is the name of Queen Victoria’s fourth daughter, whereas Alice comes from both Queen Victoria’s second daughter as well as Louise’s paternal great-grandmother. Elizabeth, again, is a clear nod to her iconic grandmother.Year Born: 2007Parents: The Earl and Countess of WessexOrigin: King James I is an important figure in British history, as he was the first monarch to rule over both England and Scotland in 1603—and therefore technically the first king of Great Britain. It’s been a reused family name ever since.But what about “Theo”? That’s a sweet nod to the Countess of Wessex’s grandfather, who held the same name.Year Born: 1990Parents: The Duke and Duchess of YorkOrigin: Eugenie is derived from the ancient Greek word eugenia, which means “nobility.” Although considered unusual upon its announcement, Eugenie’s name comes deep from the archives of British history—it’s also the name of Queen Victoria’s granddaughter. Meanwhile, Helena was Victoria’s fifth daughter.Year Born: 1988Parents: The Duke and Duchess of YorkOrigin: The Duke and Duchess of York again looked to Queen Victoria’s princely picks—Beatrice was the name of her fifth daughter and youngest child. Mary comes from Beatrice’s great-great-grandmother, Mary of Teck, who was married to King George V.Year Born: 1984Parents: The Prince and Princess of WalesOrigin: Prince Harry’s four-name moniker is a heavyweight, paying homages to Tudor, Stuart, and Windsor kings throughout history. David, which means “beloved,” is often used as a middle name for royal boys: The Duke of Windsor, for example, had it as his seventh middle name. Year Born: 1982Parents: The Prince and Princess of WalesOrigin: It’s said that Prince Charles wanted to give his first son, and the heir to the British throne, the first name of Arthur. But Diana reportedly thought it was too stuffy, and they settled on the classic William instead. There have been many Williams in British royal history, including the great 11th-century ruler, William the Conqueror.

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