On the other hand, Prince Philip was not crowned alongside Queen Elizabeth ... Prince Philip died at Windsor Castle in England on April 9, 2021, one month before his 100th birthday.

Prince Philip dwelled in his wife’s shadow, and the same goes for Philip in “The Crown,” as the title ... the U.S. astronauts when they visit England as part of a victory lap, Philip tells ...

One of the more curious facts about Prince Philip, the husband of the late Queen Elizabeth II and father of King Charles III, is that he was not the King of England during Queen Elizabeth’s reign.

Queen Elizabeth II was officially crowned on June 2, 1953, at the age of 27 during a grand ceremony at Westminster Abbey.

But while the new Queen will enjoy her title as Consort, the late Queen's husband, Prince Philip, was not crowned as Consort during the Coronation of his wife Queen Elizabeth II on June 2 ...

Prince Philip was so unhappy about his portrayal on the Netflix hit “The Crown,” he wanted to sue the makers of the show, according to a report. The storyline that apparently sparked Philip ...

England's new monarch ... She made a separate speech on the day of her coronation after the ceremony. Prince Philip was not crowned alongside Queen Elizabeth. And he wasn't officially titled ...

Months after her death on Sept. 8 at age 96, Season 5 of "The Crown" hinted that her husband Prince Philip’s relationship with trusted confidante Penelope Knatchbull was more than just a friendship.

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was married to Queen Elizabeth II for more than 73 years, making him the longest-serving royal consort (aka spouse) in British history. But he was never called king.

However, this brings up the question of why Prince Philip wasn't crowned when his wife Queen Elizabeth II took the throne. According to common law, wives of kings are known as queen consorts ...