Queen Elizabeth's Final 5-Word Diary Entry Revealed

What Did Queen Elizabeth II Write in Her Final Diary Entry 2 Days Before Her Death?
Royal writer Robert Hardman reveals what Queen Elizabeth II wrote in her personal diary just days before her death in September 2022
What did Queen Elizabeth write in her final diary entry? How the late monarch was still updating her journal two days before her death
Royal writer Robert Hardman has offered a moving insight into the late Queen Elizabeth's mindset during her final few days at Balmoral
Royal biographer calls Queen Elizabeth II’s 5-word diary entry before her death 'factual and practical'
Royal biographer Robert Hardman revealed Queen Elizabeth II’s final diary entry, made just two days before her death on September 8, 2022
Queen Elizabeth's Final Five-Word Diary Entry Revealed
Queen Elizabeth II was carrying out royal duties right until the end, appointing Liz Truss, the newly elected leader of the U.K.'s conservative party, as prime minister just two days before she died on September 8,
Queen Elizabeth's last journal entry was just five words long and gives insight into her state of mind
New King. New Court. The Inside Story,” royal biographer Robert Hardman reveals the late Queen's final journal entry.
Queen Elizabeth II's final diary entry revealed
Queen Elizabeth II's final diary entry has been revealed. Royal biographer Robert Hardman discovered the journal while he was researching his updated biography of her son King Charles III, titled Charles III: New King.
Late Queen Elizabeth II’s final diary entry written two days before death revealed
During her lengthy 70-year reign, the royal kept a private diary to jot down key events in her life throughout the years.
The last person mentioned in late Queen's diary revealed as entry came two days before her death
The last person mentioned in late Queen Elizabeth’s diary was revealed as the entry came just two days before her death, according to a royal author.
Queen Elizabeth’s Final Diary Entry REVEALED: Check Out the Five-Word Sentence She Wrote Two Days Before Her Passing
The last entry made by Queen Elizabeth II in her diary has been revealed by Robert Hardman, a British author and documentary filmmaker best known for his work on the British royal family. In the updated version of his book Charles III: New King,
Queen Elizabeth’s Final Diary Entry — Written Just Two Days Before Her Death — Contained Only Five Words
Royal biographer Robert Hardman reveals what was said in the updated version of “Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story”
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Queen Elizabeth II's Final 5-Word Diary Entry Revealed
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