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Royal Doctors Order Queen Elizabeth To Quit Drinking
- The 95-year year-old is believed to enjoy a glass of sweet wine with dinner.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that Queen Elizabeth of England has been “ordered to quit drinking by the royal doctors”.
According to Vanity Fair, the 95-year-old monarch, who is in good physical health and has been seen using a walking stick during recent engagements in Wales “for comfort” rather than any medical reason, has allegedly been advised to forgo alcohol except for special occasions.
No more martinis for Her Majesty! The Queen, 95, is ‘ordered to quit drinking by royal doctors’ to ‘make sure she’s as fit and healthy as possible’ ahead of her busy Autumn schedule, claims Vanity Fair
According to two sources close to the monarch, doctors have also given the advice ahead of the monarch’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations next June.
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“The Queen has been told to give up her evening drink which is usually a martini,” a family friend is said. “It’s not really a big deal for her, she is not a big drinker but it seems a trifle unfair that at this stage in her life she’s having to give up one of very few pleasures.”
Queen Elizabeth is rarely seen drinking in public but according to palace sources, just like her son Prince Charles, her alcoholic beverage of choice is often a dry martini.
The monarch is also believed to enjoy a glass of sweet wine with dinner, while her late cousin Margaret Rhodes once reported she was known to drink a glass of champagne before bed.
“The alcohol has gone, her doctors want to make sure she is as fit and healthy as possible,” a second source was quoted as saying.
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