Elizabeth II used her husband's wand during the platinum jubilee

Queen Elizabeth assured the British of her health.

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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, 95, celebrated her platinum jubilee last Sunday, an event marking the 70th anniversary of her reign.

On the eve of the anniversary, on Saturday 5 February, the Queen kicked off the festivities by hosting a reception for community members and volunteer groups at her Sandringham residence.

Wearing a blue dress embellished with diamond brooches and her neck adorned with a pearl necklace, the Queen looked radiant smile all day long.

During the reception, she was photographed cutting her cake and holding a stick.

Soon, those close to the royal family noticed that the wand was for her husband Prince Philip, who died in April 2021.

Royal biographer Giles Brandreth told The Telegraph on Monday: "I recognized the wand immediately, it was still in a jar by the front door," before adding: 'That was the wand on which the Duke of Edinburgh leaned, and very moving. that the queen began to use it.”

Close people were able to see the Queen during a state outing, wearing a light-coloured coat, brown cane in one hand, and her black handbag in the other.

Prince Philip, who died at the age of 99, last used his cane in public in 2013, while recovering from abdominal surgery.

Meanwhile, the British Queen began using one to walk in October 2021, which has raised concerns about her health.

After spending a night in hospital, on October 21, the Queen had to cancel several of her official engagements to rest.

But a month later, smiling, she reassured the British;

She was even able to attend the christening of two of her grandchildren, on November 21, the son of Princess Eugenie, Auguste;

So is Lucas, the son of her granddaughter Zara Tindall.

 Prince Philip, who died at the age of 99, last used his cane in public in 2013.

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