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It is also possible to remember seeing Kate performing official engagements with a big belly, after the birth of her children, her leaving the hospital with the babies in her arms… And everything, everything always stamped on the covers of the most important tabloids in the world.
The same happened in the first pregnancy of Meghan Marklewhen she was pregnant with Archie, with the Prince Harry. And going back a little further, also with Princess Diana, when she became pregnant and gave birth to William and Harry. And why has the world never seen pictures of queen elizabeth II pregnant? And see that she had four children…
UNLOCKING THE MYSTERY
Between 1948 and 1964, Queen Elizabeth II became pregnant four times. She gave birth to King Charles III, Princess Anne, and Princes Andrew and Edward. Know that all of Elizabeth’s pregnancies were never announced, nor exposed to the public as they are done today.
According to Haper’s Bazaar, instead of officially saying that the then-princess was pregnant, Buckingham Palace simply communicated that she would “interrupt her royal duties for a short time”.
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In 1948, according to The New York Times, the palace issued the following statement: “Her Royal Highness Princess Elizabeth will not be making public engagements after the end of June.” Five months later, she gave birth to Charles, now King. At that time, Elizabeth is also not photographed with her newborn children. Babies were simply introduced a week after birth.
But what would be the reason for all this? According to publications that have speculated on the subject for years, at that time, pregnancy was considered taboo. It was said that the queen herself considered the word pregnancy “vulgar” at the time. Instead, she asked people to refer to pregnant women as saying they were “in the family way.”
KNOW WHAT THE QUEEN DID ON HER LAST WEEKEND OF LIFE
Last Thursday, September 8th, the whole world was shaken by the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The monarch died at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
John Warrenwho served as the Queen’s race manager, stated that she spent the weekend before her death formalizing future plans for her horses.
“We sat there for hours over the weekend strategizing and making plans for the future,” he told the Press Association.
The boy also claimed that Elizabeth was surrounded by family members. “She really loved having them there with her and being able to talk about her horses and her love for her horses until the very end.”
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