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Prince Charles Gives Update on Dad Prince Philip's Health Amid Hospitalization

Comfort Omovre
Dec 24, 2019
01:44 P.M.

Prince Charles updated reporters about the state of his father's health following Prince Phillip's hospitalization as a result of a pre-existing medical condition.

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When a Royal gets hospitalized, it becomes a piece of national news, with the whole of the UK waiting to get informed. With this mind, Prince Charles graciously updated reporters on the state of his father's health.

Prince Phillip got hospitalized last Friday due to an underlying medical condition. During his son's visit to South Yorkshire, it came up in the questions posed to the Duke of Cornwall.

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh attends Sunday Service at St Peter and St Paul Church in West Newton on February 4, 2018 in King's Lynn, United Kingdom. | Photo: Getty Images

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh attends Sunday Service at St Peter and St Paul Church in West Newton on February 4, 2018 in King's Lynn, United Kingdom. | Photo: Getty Images

HE IS IN GOOD HANDS

The Prince said that his father is in "Good hands," and:

"He's being looked after very well in [the] hospital. At the moment, that's all we know."

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In a statement released by Buckingham Palace at the time of Prince Phillip's hospitalization, the Royal family failed to mention what ails the Prince consort to England. Instead, it stated that the admission was a precautionary measure.

 Prince Charles, Prince of Wales attends a Service of Thanksgiving for the life and work of Sir Donald Gosling at Westminster Abbey | Photo: Getty Images

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales attends a Service of Thanksgiving for the life and work of Sir Donald Gosling at Westminster Abbey | Photo: Getty Images

HE ARRIVED UNAIDED

The 98-year-old man had to travel from Norfolk to the King Edwards VII Hospital in London for that purpose. His health is being monitored by his doctor at the medical institution.

Unlike his mother, the Royal is living out retirement in the countryside away from the busy life of Buckingham Palace

The Duke of Edinburgh arrived at the hospital unaided. He didn't come with an ambulance, supporting the statement that he only stayed back for observation.

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 Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh attend The OUT-SOURCING Inc Royal Windsor Cup 2018 polo match at Guards Polo Club  | Photo: Getty Images

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh attend The OUT-SOURCING Inc Royal Windsor Cup 2018 polo match at Guards Polo Club | Photo: Getty Images

NO EMERGENCY ADMITTANCE

The Daily Mail reporter, Rebecca English, supported the above with a tweet. She wrote:

"I'm told that Prince Phillip walked into the hospital. There was no emergency admittance, and will probably stay in for a couple of days."

Prince Phillip's hospitalization coincided with Queen Elizabeth's annual train ride to Norfolk, where she spends Christmas every year. Her husband had gone earlier for that purpose.

Queen Elizabeth II is seen at the Chichester Theatre while visiting West Sussex in Chichester, United Kingdom | Photo: Getty Images

Queen Elizabeth II is seen at the Chichester Theatre while visiting West Sussex in Chichester, United Kingdom | Photo: Getty Images

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PRINCE PHILLIP HAS RETIRED

The Royal is expected to spend the holidays with his family at Sandringham, and will hopefully leave the hospital before Christmas. The Queen's husband retired from public service in 2017.

A recent episode of "The Crown" looked into the Prince's life. It followed his relationship with his mother, Princess Alice, and her final years living in the palace.

 Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales attend the State Opening of Parliament in the House of Lord's Chamber in London, England | Photo: Getty Images

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales attend the State Opening of Parliament in the House of Lord's Chamber in London, England | Photo: Getty Images

Unlike his mother, the Royal is living out his retirement in the countryside away from the busy life of Buckingham Palace. According to People, the Queen might be considering early retirement to allow Prince Charles take charge of running the family.

In the meantime, the Royals are focused on spending Christmas together as a family. They are praying for Prince Phillip's good health and better fortunes in the coming year.

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