Godson of Queen Elizabeth II, Lord Charles O’Hagan died at 79; Discover the details on your connection with the British monarchy
Another surprising loss took place in the British nobility! Lord Charles O’Hagan, One of the Godchildren of the Queen Elizabeth IIHe died at the age of 79 after suffering a serious injury. Understand what happened!
What is the cause of Queen Elizabeth’s Godson’s death?
The news of the death of Charles O’Hagan was confirmed on Wednesday 2 April by the magazine HI!who reported that death took place on March 23 after suffering a serious head injury.
O’Hagan was one of the 30 mothers of the monarch and had a special bond with the royals since childhood.
Who was Lord Charles O’Hagan?
Charles Townley Stracchey O’Hagan was the grandson of the British politician Maurice Townley-O’Hagan3rd Baron O’Hagan. He graduated in Eton and Oxford and had a prominent political trajectory, which acts as a member of the European Parliament for the county of Devon in two periods: from 1973 to 1975 and from 1979 to 1994.
His relationship with Queen Elisabetta began when he was still a princess and became his godmother even before being a mother. After the coronation of the monarch in 1953, he served as a page of honor between 1959 and 1962.
Throughout his life, O’Hagan had three weddings. Her first wife was the Georgian princess Tamara Imutinsky, with whom she remained from 1967 to 1984. Then she married Mary Claire Roose-Francis from 1985 to 1995. Then he joined Elizabeth Lesley Eve Smith, with whom he remained until his death.
Although they revealed that the Queen’s Godson died with a head injury, the exact cause of the wound that led to O’Hagan’s death has not yet been released.
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Queen Elizabeth II would have chosen the place to spend her last days
THE Queen Elizabeth II He died in September 2022 at the age of 96, but the monarch was already facing health problems and probably would have chosen the place he wanted to spend his last days of life.
According to the BBC, Balmoral Castle, in Scotland, where Queen Elizabeth II was under the supervision of the doctors, would have been the choice of the monarch as a place where he would like to die. It was on site since July 21, when he traveled to spend the summer holidays.
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