The possible cause of Queen Elizabeth II’s death has been revealed.
At the age of 96, Britain’s longest reigning monarch, Elizabeth II, passed away on Thursday, September 8, at her residence in Balmoral, which is located in Scotland. She was surrounded by members of her inner circle.
The next day, Prince Charles was crowned king, following the line of succession, as Charles III of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. This event took place the day after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. However, no one knew what exactly brought about the death of Elizabeth II.
Buckingham Palace did not provide any information regarding the cause of death; hence, it was presumed that Elizabeth II had died of natural causes due to her late age.
In addition, two days before she passed away, she met with the newly elected Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Liz Truss, in Balmoral, despite exhibiting no obvious signs of illness at the time.
An ex-captain of the British Royal Guard who had retired prior to revealing the likely cause of death of Elizabeth II did so, however, in an interview with the Romanian television channel Antena 3.
Charles Elwell is the name of the former employee who worked for the late monarch for many years. According to the information that he shared, a rumor is spreading among Elizabeth II’s workers.
The likely reasons behind the passing of Elizabeth II.
The possibility that Queen Elizabeth II sustained fatal injuries in a fall has given rise to a rumor that is starting to gain traction.
“According to what I have been told, she has been injured in a fall. At this point in her life, it may be lethal for her to take a tumble in the bathtub or down the stairs “Elwell provided an explanation.
However, the former captain Elwell has stated that he does not have any confirmation of this theory, as it would be one of the many possible causes of the death of the former monarch.
According to yet another urban legend, Queen Elizabeth II spent a significant amount of time battling leukemia, which led to a steady decline in her condition of health over the years.
