Queen Elizabeth attends the christenings of two great-grandchildren

Queen Elizabeth of England attended a private religious ceremony on Sunday to celebrate the christening of two of her great-grandchildren, according to a British news agency. Rumors about the health of the 95-year-old monarch do not cease. Especially after his brief and recent hospital admission, which Buckingham Palace did not comment on other than that it was preliminary tests on an unspecified ailment. Doctors advised him to cancel most of the engagements since then.

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On November 14, the monarch withdrew from the Remembrance Day ceremony on November 14 due to a pain in her back that, according to palace sources, was not related to the ailment that led her to the hospital. On November 17, she was photographed standing and smiling at her home in Windsor Castle while chatting with part of her team.

Today’s ceremony took place at the Royal Lodge. One of the great-grandchildren was the first child of Princess Eugenia, daughter of Prince Andrew. The other was from Zara Tindall’s third, daughter of Princess Anne.