On Friday, Queen Elizabeth II was resting and performing light duties after spending a night in the hospital for “preliminary investigations”.
The situation was causing a bit of a stir in a country glued to any reports of her health before returning to Windsor Castle.
Kindly read on to know the hospital she was admitted in.
Queen Elizabeth II hospital: Which hospital is she admitted?
Britain’s 95-year-old monarch was admitted to a London hospital on Wednesday afternoon, widely assumed to be King Edward VII Hospital, a private hospital popular with royals, and discharged the next day.
It was her first overnight hospital stay in eight years.
Her stay was only made public after an anonymous sourcesin the United Kingdom broke the story late Thursday.
The queen has been a reassuring presence in people’s lives as the only monarch the vast majority of Britons have ever known, and any hint of medical issues is taken very seriously.
The palace did announce earlier this week that the queen had canceled a two-day visit to Northern Ireland after receiving medical advice to rest for the next few days.
The queen had stayed in the hospital overnight for practical reasons, according to a palace official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private interactions, and her medical team was taking a cautious approach.
