Is Prince Philip in good health?

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Prince Philip has been more than 70 years old to Queen Elizabeth II and is the longest-served royal consort in history, but since he was in the late 90's, there are questions and discussions about years of his health. The concerns hit Hitler when he was removed from his royal duties in 2017 and missed the rumors that he was doing so for reason-based reasons. But is it really that he decided not to perform any more royal engagements?

Here's more if the rule of Edinburgh's retirement has something to do with his health and that he is not spending as much time with the queen these days.

Prince Philip's retirement

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Since he was the queen of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip had 22,219 solo engagements, given 5,496 speeches, and wrote 14 books. He was one of the hardest-working members of the royal family, but decided to release primarily on August 2, 2017.

"The Duke of Edinburgh will no longer accept his own program of Public Engagement," a statement from the palace read. "The CEO of the General Assembly will bring his cultural hospitality to an endless program, although he may choose to visit some of the events, along with the Quinn, from time to time."

His retirement did not have anything to do with his health but everything to do with the fact that he was 96 years old and it's time to keep up with so many years of service. Even her Majesty has scolded back on her royal affairs as well and no longer travels overseas for any engagement.

How well is Prince Philip?

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Prince Philip is actually pretty good at his age. His only recent health-related affairs came in June 2017 and April 2018.

In June of last year, he was taken from Windsor to London and admitted to a hospital after being diagnosed with an infection. Subsequently, in April 2018, he was admitted to the King Edward VII Hospital for Hip replacement surgery. He was discharged the following day and six weeks later was able to attend the wedding of his grandson, Prince Harry, to Megan Markle.

For this, the son pointed out that the guide had "a stent in his heart a few years ago, but he loves fishing and sometimes stands for hours in the river." For his age, he is like violin. "

Where spends most of his time without his wife

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After living so much of his life in the public eye, Prince Philip was seen much less now than he no longer stays at Buckingham Palace. The prince retreated to Norfolk where he stays in a residence on the royal sanding nettle called wood farm. Of course, Queen Elizabeth is not yet retired so she still spends most of her time in the London palace.

The Daily Bay reported that the prince bacically moved out of Buckingham Palace and just spent a "handful of nights" since it was officially retiring.

A source tells the Express that while Philip is now in a wood farm, he still makes time to see his wife.

"He is very pleased with the wood farm, and he and the queen still see each other at some point in the week or weekends," said the source. "They see each other depending on her Majesty's design, but she works around it to see him as much as possible."

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