What Queen Elizabeth II wrote in her diary 2 days before she died

Queen Elizabeth II he wrote daily entries in his diary until his death.

According to the royal author Robert Hardman in his revised biography, Charles III: The New King. New Court. Inside StoryOn September 6, 2022, two days before she died, the Queen wrote in her personal diary, “Edward came to see me.”

He wrote this note while at his beloved Balmoral, in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, where he chose to spend his last days until his death on September 8, 2022. The king was referring to his private secretary. Sir Edward Youngat that time who was helping him make arrangements for the swearing in of the former Prime Minister Liz Truss.

Truss, 49, was the longest-serving prime minister in British history, stepping down in October 2022 after just one month in office. Queen Elizabeth appointed Truss in September from Balmoral, which was her late Majesty's last meeting before her death at the age of 96.

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“It turns out that he was still writing it at Balmoral two days before his death,” Hardman wrote in his autobiography, as reported The Telegraph. “His last entry was as helpful as ever.”

Hardman wrote in his book, “It would have described another ordinary working day that began with the usual — 'Edward came to see me' — as he noted the preparations his private secretary, Sir Edward Young, had made for the swearing-in of the new ministers of the Truss administration.”

Elizabeth became queen at the age of 25 in 1952 after the death of her father. King Georgeand became Britain's longest-reigning and longest-lived monarch. From the beginning of her reign, the queen kept an authentic diary in which she wrote down the events of the day before she answered in the evening.

According to Hardman's biography, King Charles III she keeps her mother's tradition of keeping a daily diary alive by writing down a realistic account of the day's activities. “He doesn't write good narrative diaries like before,” said a senior official about the king's diary-keeping habits, adding that the king “writes down things he remembers and ponders” from that time.

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Charles, 75, has not spoken much about his mother since her death, although he brought her up in a recent speech presented to the Scottish Parliament on September 29. , in the most popular places, where he chose to spend his last days,” he said.

The King broke with royal tradition earlier this year by opening Balmoral Castle to the public for the first time in history, with tours planned throughout the summer until early August.