When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
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The bizarre stories of British royal history are always talked about, and the love story between Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II is one of them. At the coronation of the Queen, Prince Philip's loyalty and love left a deep impression on the world, but his subsequent infidelity was difficult to accept.
In 1952, George VI of the United Kingdom died and Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne. The coronation ceremony was solemnly held on June 2, 1953, and hundreds of millions of viewers around the world watched the grand ceremony in front of television. The queen, dressed in a monarch's dress and wearing a 4-pound crown, became the focus of the audience. At the ceremony, Prince Philip's actions also attracted people's attention.
When the Queen took her throne, the first subject to kneel before her turned out to be Prince Philip, the Queen's husband. Among the many subjects, Prince Philip's actions seemed very special and moving. He also read the oath expressing allegiance and respect for the Queen. This scene deeply touched the heartstrings of everyone, and everyone sighed that Prince Philip loved the queen deeply.
However, not long after the coronation, Prince Philip derailed again. And this time, the object he chose to cheat turned out to be the queen's cousin, Princess Alexandra. This surprising act of betrayal has led to a dramatic reversal of the image of Prince Philip.
In fact, Prince Philip's infidelity has not been more than once. His relationship with Princess Alexandra lasted for 20 years, during which time he did not stop his fancy behavior even after Princess Alexandra was married. In the end, this tortuous love was revealed by the daughter of Princess Alexandra, and the queen came forward to solve the matter in order to protect the face of the royal family. She promised her daughter the marriage and gave the man the title of nobility.
Prince Philip's infidelity was undoubtedly a great hurt to the Queen, but she chose to forgive her husband and live in peace. The Queen understands that love is only a spice in life, not a necessity. Her loyalty and tolerance to Prince Philip are admirable.
Whether it is Prince Philip's infatuation with the Queen, or the Queen's tolerance and forgiveness of Prince Philip, this tortuous love story shows the complexity and charm of the British royal family. After all, in the royal family, the relationship between blood and power will always be complicated, and true love that can stay faithful to a lifetime may be so rare.
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
When the Queen was crowned in 1953, the affectionate Prince Philip knelt down and kissed his wife, promising a lifetime of loyalty
