Prince Philip's final hours were 'peaceful' and 'gentle' Sophie, Countess of Wessex says
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foxnews.comSophie, Countess of Wessex, shed some new light on Prince Philip’s final hours following his death at age 99. The wife of Prince Edward spoke outside the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor on Sunday, where she and other members of the royal family attended a service on Sunday to mourn the loss of the Duke of Edinburgh.
The royal, 56, painted a calm and "peaceful" image of Philip’s final hours, telling Sky News that, although shocking, the passing of the Queen’s husband was still a dignified moment.
Prince Philip's final hours were 'peaceful' according to the Countess of Wessex. (AP) "It was right for him and, you know, it was so gentle.
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