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Queen Elizabeth II Misses Duchess of Kent's Funeral Due to Health Reasons
In a surprising turn of events, Queen Elizabeth II was unable to attend the funeral service of the late Duchess of Kent, due to her recovery from an acute inflammation of the nasal sinuses. The Queen, who is currently 95 years old, was reportedly on her way from Scotland to Windsor on Tuesday morning to recuperate.
The requiem mass, a significant part of the funeral service for the Duchess of Kent, took place, but the Queen had to regretfully withdraw from it. A spokesperson for Buckingham Palace announced the Queen's absence, expressing the monarch's deepest sympathies and thoughts, which were with the Duke of Kent and the entire family.
The Duchess of Kent, Katherine, passed away, leaving a void in the royal family. However, the Duke of Kent, who is the Queen's first cousin, was not mentioned as being affected by any health issues in the article.
The location of the funeral service was not specified in the report. Traditionally, the royal couple spends several weeks in Scotland during the summer. It is unclear if the Queen's health issues will affect their plans for the summer.
There are no available details about when the Queen is expected to fully recover to participate in events during US President Donald Trump's state visit. The Queen had expressed her hope to fully participate in the events during the state visit.
As the Queen recovers, the nation's thoughts are with her, hoping for a speedy and full recovery. The Duchess of Kent's funeral marks a significant moment in the royal family's history, and her memory will live on.
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