In a comment piece for MailPlus, Mr Hardman said: The same tenacious quality which saw him refuse an anonymous ambulance yesterday - he chose to go home in an ordinary car - runs through the entire story of his life. We have heard a lot in recent days from two former Windsor residents who found the royal existence a burden so intolerable that they felt impelled to emigrate. Yet Prince Philip endured rather more hostility than a spat about who made who cry at a dress fitting. ‘They were absolutely bloody to him. They patronised him. They treated him as an outsider,’ his friend, Lord Brabourne (married to the duke’s cousin Patricia Mountbatten) revealed many years later.
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, has been discharged from the hospital following a heart procedure. He was admitted to a London hospital on February 16.
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He has spent most of lockdown residing at Windsor Castle alongside his wife, the Queen, for their own safety, and has now gone back home.
Concern for the Duke has been heightened not just due to his age, but because his hospital stay comes at a troubling time for the Royal Family.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gave a tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey last week in which they laid bare some upsetting claims about the Royal Family.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who faced calls to postpone the interview due to the Duke’s hospitalisation, weren’t able to as it’s understood the situation was largely out of their hands.
PRINCE HARRY s Oprah interview revelations have thrown catastrophe at his grandmother, the Queen, a royal commentator has claimed as she explained why she had huge sympathy for the monarch.