Fact Check-False news circulating on social media about Britain’s Queen Elizabeth

Falsities about the death of Britain's Queen Elizabeth are circulating on social media, causing confusion among users.

These claims are completely untrue and lack any factual basis.

In one particular post, the text reads, “Queen Elizabeth is actually already dead isn't she.

The government/establishment are keeping back the news from the public so they can use it as a distraction at an opportune moment.”

However, there is no validity to this statement.

On October 22, 2021, Queen Elizabeth, who is 95 years old, returned to her desk at Windsor Castle after spending a night in the hospital for what was described by Buckingham Palace as “preliminary investigations.”

This marked her first hospital visit in years (source).

Although she stayed in the hospital overnight on October 20, 2021, Queen Elizabeth was in good spirits and back at work the following day upon her return to Windsor Castle, situated approximately 25 miles west of London (source).

According to reports, she recently enjoyed a private weekend getaway at her Sandringham estate before returning to Windsor Castle on November 9, 2021 (source).

It is evident that Queen Elizabeth has been actively engaged in her duties.

Furthermore, she addressed attendees of COP26 via video on November 1, and behind-the-scenes footage of her participation was shared on the Royal Family's Instagram page (source).

To dispel any doubts, Prince Charles reassured the public during an appearance in Brixton, south London, on November 11 that his mother was “alright” (source).

In conclusion, the claims circulating on social media regarding Queen Elizabeth's demise are entirely false.

There is no evidence to support these rumors, and Prince Charles himself confirmed that she is doing well.