Prince Philip's Last Beer & Low-Key Farewell

On April 1st, Prince Philip left us on April 9th, 2021, just shy of his hundredth birthday

at age 99.

Fresh details reveal he dodged his nurses that morning for one last beer before saying

he felt off and passing quietly.

After hanging up his public duties in August 2017, he settled into wood farm on the Sandering

Hammer State.

There, he chased cares driving, buried himself in books, and dabbled in painting, living

on his own terms.

The queen popped in on weekends, but they kept a bit of distance in those years.

She got word he had slipped out again without a proper goodbye, leaving her fuming like

old times.

He was always one to vanish on his schedule.

He straight up pated milestone birthday drama, so no big bash for him.

That mindset fit his paired back funeral on April 17th at St. George's Chapel in Windsor.

Captain 30 guests thanks to COVID rules.

He family showed up, including the queen, King Charles, Prince William, Kate Middleton,

and Prince Harry.

In the end, Philip got the low-key exit that masked his no-fuss vibe right to the last drop.

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