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Queen Elizabeth. Like her son Prince Charles did.
Can the Queen of England remarry?
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2021-04-18 6:08 pm
CAN she ? ... Yes
WILL she ? .. No
WILL she ? .. No
2021-04-18 1:19 am
Yes. The rules for marriage are the same for royalty as they are for anyone else. Both her son and her daughter have remarried. Somehow I don't think the idea would appeal to her, and she would be the first queen since Mary Queen of Scots to remarry., or in England, the Empress Matilda
2021-04-18 1:53 pm
I heard she is going to start hitting up the royal single bars.
2021-04-17 11:04 pm
At 94 years old it's not very likely to happen troll.
Not even to the Queen of the UK as there is no such person as the queen of England.
Not even to the Queen of the UK as there is no such person as the queen of England.
2021-04-17 11:19 pm
Sure she can. Why wouldn’t she be allowed to remarry. At her age, it’s unlikely that she’ll remarry or into the dating scene.
2021-04-18 2:44 am
The last queen of England died 418 years ago. So, no, absolutely no possibility.
2021-04-18 4:29 am
She's the Queen. She can eat a swan for dinner if she fancies. She can do anything she wants to.
2021-04-18 12:24 am
Elizabeth is Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain--England, Scotland, and Wales, and Northern Ireland. Calling Elizabeth "Queen of England" is shorthand that ignores the fact that she is regnant of more than just England.
The Queen, as a widow, may be free to remarry, but she will not. Her situation is much different than Charles'. Charles was so much younger, divorced, then widowed. He had a long-time girlfriend in Camilla. Elizabeth was happily married to Philip for 73 years, and at age 94, almost 95, is not likely to remarry.
The Queen, as a widow, may be free to remarry, but she will not. Her situation is much different than Charles'. Charles was so much younger, divorced, then widowed. He had a long-time girlfriend in Camilla. Elizabeth was happily married to Philip for 73 years, and at age 94, almost 95, is not likely to remarry.
2021-04-18 6:16 am
Queen Elizabeth is NOT "Queen of England." She IS Queen of the UK, and 15 other countries.
And, of course she could remarry, but I doubt that she will.
And, of course she could remarry, but I doubt that she will.
2021-04-17 11:52 pm
Of course - but REALLY????
2021-04-19 3:05 am
Yes, since her husband died. But I don't think she will.
The monarch of the UK cannot divorce and remarry, nor can s/he marry a divorced person. But s/he can remarry after the spouse's death.
Remember King Edward VIII abdicated the throne because he wanted to marry a divorced woman. This made his brother King George VI, and he was the father of Queen Elizabeth II.
I see a lot of people here think the Queen can do anything she wants. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The royal family is bound by very strict rules.
The monarch of the UK cannot divorce and remarry, nor can s/he marry a divorced person. But s/he can remarry after the spouse's death.
Remember King Edward VIII abdicated the throne because he wanted to marry a divorced woman. This made his brother King George VI, and he was the father of Queen Elizabeth II.
I see a lot of people here think the Queen can do anything she wants. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The royal family is bound by very strict rules.
2021-04-18 6:29 pm
I don't think she would even consider doing it at her age.
2021-04-18 6:20 pm
She can marry anybody. Except I think a Roman Catholic.
2021-04-17 10:59 pm
That'd be interesting. I'm not sure. I'm just a casual royal watcher.
2021-04-19 4:50 am
Yes, of course she 'could' but I doubt that there is even one woman of the queen's age, in Britain right now, who would want to remarry - regardless of their status or anything else. The only things that people of that age actually want is to eat well, stay warm and well and get a good night's sleep.
2021-04-19 2:36 am
She can, but it’s highly unlikely that she will. She knew her husband since she was a teenager. It wouldn’t be the same if she got married again.
2021-04-18 9:10 pm
Yes, she can, but I doubt she will at 94, especially since she is socially distancing.
2021-04-18 6:33 pm
Technically, yes, but realistically, no. The monarchy exists only by the good graces (positive poll numbers) of the people of the UK. Every year, the government grants the royals money from the public coffers. Last year, it was over 106 million USD. They are expected to keep up their castles with that money. Without it, they would have to sell a lot of their goodies acquired as the fruits of years of colonialism. It took about a decade for the royals to recover their poll numbers from the death of Diana (the queen tried to have a private funeral and refused to fly flags at half mast until there was a public outcry).
2021-04-18 3:51 pm
The Queen of England can remarry if she wants.
2021-04-18 5:09 am
Yes she could but at 94/5 why would she
2021-04-18 1:17 am
Yes she could remarry if she wants but as she is 95 next week and I can’t see her getting married ever again.
2021-04-20 2:54 am
Yes, but I seriously doubt she'll go there at 95 years old.
2021-04-19 4:29 pm
You think you have a realistic good shot at dating and marrying Queen Elizabeth, well pal--you got my blessing: Go for it!
Oh, and good luck with that!
Oh, and good luck with that!
2021-04-19 10:14 am
No, for all I care.
2021-04-19 3:03 am
Yes, the police will not stop her
2021-04-18 1:48 pm
Can she?
I would think she can do what ever she likes.
Will she?
The Queen of England 🏴 The Queen of the UK 🇬🇧 The Queen of the Commonwealth will absolutely not remarry. Prince Philip is an impossible man to top.
I would think she can do what ever she likes.
Will she?
The Queen of England 🏴 The Queen of the UK 🇬🇧 The Queen of the Commonwealth will absolutely not remarry. Prince Philip is an impossible man to top.
2021-04-18 9:16 am
The last separate Queen of England was Queen Anne in the early 18th century. She was also Queen of Scotland, but these were two separate titles. In 1707 she became Queen of Great Britain with the acts of union. Subsequently Kings and Queens (including Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth) have been monarchs of the United Kingdom of Great Britain.
Queen Elizabeth II is Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. She is also Queen of Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Grenada, Jamaica, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the Solomon Islands and Tuvalu.
As head of the Church of England she is bound by the rules of that church, including the church's rules on marriage. And these rules are derived from the words of Jesus in the New Testament.
Jesus taught against divorce on a couple of occasions.
For instance Matthew 5:32,
"But I say unto you, That whosoever shall put away his wife, saving for the cause of fornication, causeth her to commit adultery: and whosoever shall marry her that is divorced committeth adultery."
But Jesus also taught that death ends marriage. Even in the afterlife they are no longer married (though I expect they remain friends).
Matthew 22:30,
"For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are given in marriage, but are as the angels of God in heaven."
So the monarch of England may not marry a divorcee during the lifetime of the former spouse, nor may they divorce and marry another spouse during the life of their former spouse. This rule is the only reason that Queen Elizabeth's father, George VI, became King. Her uncle, Edward VIII, abdicated to marry a divorced lady.
However (to answer your question) a widowed monarch can remarry, because death ends the marriage. Queen Elizabeth II can legally re-marry now that prince Philip is dead. But at her age it is unlikely.
The last King to have married after being widowed was James II in the 17th century. His first wife died, and he re-married before his accession to the throne. Queen Anne and Queen Victoria were both widowed during their reigns, but neither re-married.
Queen Elizabeth II is Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. She is also Queen of Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Grenada, Jamaica, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the Solomon Islands and Tuvalu.
As head of the Church of England she is bound by the rules of that church, including the church's rules on marriage. And these rules are derived from the words of Jesus in the New Testament.
Jesus taught against divorce on a couple of occasions.
For instance Matthew 5:32,
"But I say unto you, That whosoever shall put away his wife, saving for the cause of fornication, causeth her to commit adultery: and whosoever shall marry her that is divorced committeth adultery."
But Jesus also taught that death ends marriage. Even in the afterlife they are no longer married (though I expect they remain friends).
Matthew 22:30,
"For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are given in marriage, but are as the angels of God in heaven."
So the monarch of England may not marry a divorcee during the lifetime of the former spouse, nor may they divorce and marry another spouse during the life of their former spouse. This rule is the only reason that Queen Elizabeth's father, George VI, became King. Her uncle, Edward VIII, abdicated to marry a divorced lady.
However (to answer your question) a widowed monarch can remarry, because death ends the marriage. Queen Elizabeth II can legally re-marry now that prince Philip is dead. But at her age it is unlikely.
The last King to have married after being widowed was James II in the 17th century. His first wife died, and he re-married before his accession to the throne. Queen Anne and Queen Victoria were both widowed during their reigns, but neither re-married.
2021-04-18 7:25 am
Of course. The C of E has never prohibited the remarriage of the widowed, and now, it doesn't even prohibit the remarriage of the divorced.
A widowed queen can always remarry, even in the Roman Catholic Church, and many have. One of the Queen's ancestors, Margaret Tudor, Queen Dowager of Scotland, certainly did so. Another who remarried was the widow of Henry V, Catherine of Valois, who married Owen Tudor. Their grandson was Henry VII Tudor, Margaret's father.
The widow of King John remarried, too.
However, those ladies were much younger than the Queen.
A widowed queen can always remarry, even in the Roman Catholic Church, and many have. One of the Queen's ancestors, Margaret Tudor, Queen Dowager of Scotland, certainly did so. Another who remarried was the widow of Henry V, Catherine of Valois, who married Owen Tudor. Their grandson was Henry VII Tudor, Margaret's father.
The widow of King John remarried, too.
However, those ladies were much younger than the Queen.
2021-04-19 1:51 am
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