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The abrupt movement of Queen Elizabeth II from Balmoral Castle to Windsor may have indicated that the pandemic affects plans, but there may be some additional aspects involved in the decision.
According to an expert on royalty, Her Majesty may have decided to move to Windsor Castle because of financial concerns that seem to be haunting royalty at the moment.
The Queen, along with Prince Philip, will travel to Sandringham Estate next week and from there to Windsor Castle in the next few days.
According to Lizzie Robinson, real expert and real ITV producer, the unexpected departure may have something to do with a financial crisis.
“Usually we would see them stay at Balmoral until early October, so this is an early departure for them. Balmoral opens up to visitors, so they go to Sandringham and Wood Farm where Prince Philip has been. it’s been a long time since he retired in 2017, ”Robinson said.
Chris Ship, editor of ITV Royal, joined the conversation, saying: “It means that Balmoral Castle can finally start receiving money for visits again.”
Robinson then added: “They really need money badly.”
Earlier this week it was reported that a large number of royal household personnel could be laid off due to the coronavirus pandemic.
If reports are to be believed, the pandemic has put nearly 600 jobs at risk, while also creating a £ 18 million dent in the Queen’s finances.
