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Queen Elizabeth II – who died two years ago to the day on September 8, 2024 – is not resentful, quite the contrary. Although she was disappointed several times by her youngest son Edward and her daughter-in-law Sophie, she gave them a gift of more than 35 million euros. An astonishing mansion with no fewer than 120 rooms.
The youngest son of Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Prince Edward lives in a 120-room red-brick mansion in Bagshot Park, Surrey, with his wife Sophie. A gift from the Queen despite the many disappointments she is said to have had with her son and daughter-in-law. According to Paris Match, The couple had indeed disappointed the former monarch several times. during her reign which ended on September 8, 2022 when she died at the age of 96.
If his daughter-in-law, a former public relations employee, had blundered in nicknamed the queen “dear little old lady” facing a journalisther husband had ridiculed the British royal family by organizing an English edition of the show Intervilles featuring his brother Andrew, and his sister, Anne.A disaster for the image of the royal familywho had never made such a fool of herself” according to our colleagues from Paris Match and a “a spectacle even more unworthy than the advisers feared.” added biographer Sally Bedell Smith.
If he had a complicated relationship with his father, who regularly called him “mauviette“, “even publicly” according to Paris Match (he left the Royal Navy after only six months of training), his mother was always very understanding with him, willingly forgiving his mistakes or his…
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