An exhibition to celebrate the life of Prince Philip

An exhibition celebrating Prince Philip’s life and 73 years of marriage has been signed by the Queen.

Her Majesty the Queen agreed to release precious handicrafts for the money revolving display originally planned to commemorate the 100th birthday of the Duke.

The 95-year-old Queen will not open the Windsor Castle event, which will showcase their wedding and family as well as his naval career, charity work and love for carriage racing.

She will get a private trip.

The Duke of Edinburgh passed away last month at the age of 99, hoping to see demand for his property increase the Royal Collection Trust’s vault.

The RCT, which runs royal tours for the Queen, lost millions of dollars and cut hundreds of jobs during Covid.

An insider said: “They are looking forward to a large number of tourists.

“They were pleasantly surprised by the Queen’s generosity and what she agreed to use.

“Although it’s a bit strange to come so soon after she said goodbye, the queen thinks it’s part of history.”