Former Royal Chef Reveals Prince Philip's Fave Meal And The Funniest Moments With The Duke
Darren McGrady was the personal chef to Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Princess Diana, and Princes William and Harry-a family with notoriously specific food needs-for 15 years.
In this limited series, Chef McGrady will walk you through the royals' favorite recipes from his Dallas test kitchen...while spilling all the most glorious royal tea. For our 5th episode, we give to you: His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, The Duke Of Edinburgh. Or, you know, Prince Philip.
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Which ep has been your favorite so far? 👇
Princess Di
This one!
Kate!!
this one
this one
Professional Chef: "Salmon Coulibiac." Me: "Fish Wellington."
The seafood brother of Beef Wellington :P
I just said that!!!
Hahaha salmon Wellington for me hahaha
Strange Sequitur same
It looks like a salmon wellington but the mixture is different for me, so I've dubbed this one the Russian Wellington so I can keep up with the two different but similar ways. The way I know to make a Salmon Wellington uses parmesan, breadcrumbs and optionally spinach. This seems to be with mushrooms, onion and rice. Which sounds great, although I prefer shallots instead of a typical onion as they aren't as rich. Now the tricky part is trying to nail that sauce he made with pureed peppers and chicken broth...
anyone else having this in their recommendations right after prince phillip died ? Edit : even if i’m French, i have to say that i deeply respect Prince Philip, he’s gone through so much in his life before death took him away from this world. Sorry for your loss my british brothers, you may be idiots but at least you had a great prince. From a relatively nice Frenchman.
Yep
Yes :(
KZhead is kind of sick
Yh :(
Yes
“The Gardener” is a great nickname for Prince Phillip
After a year... You have finally returned
The man is the exact shape a trustworthy chef ought to be, and his stories are amazing. I bet it would be really enjoyable to spend an evening just talking with him and listening to his stories.
"The gardener is here to see you." That is hilarious.
No its not
That sure was funny !
I bet Prince Philip cracked up laughing when he heard that!
@@D0W666 Yes it is.
@@JasonJason210 it's not because it isn't true.
I really like this guy. Imagine the stories he could tell you during this boring time of quarantine.
I'd like to see him cook some more dishes..
He nailed it.. im even more interested to listen more to his experiences :)
This is a pretty cool series but it's a little painful not being able to try these things right now!
Especially as they are fairy stories...
Mich Agree 100%!,
I reckon Prince Phillip would visit the Queens calendar often to plan his meals in advance. RIP Prince Phillip.
Hey, how are you and the weather there?
I just made this but also added a layer of cream cheese and spinach and is turned out perfectly. Like something you would eat in a fine restaurant. Thank you. RIP dearest Duke 🥲
Prince Philip was definitely the best chef in the royal family
Have you thought of writing a recipe book, it would do so well as people are interested in the royal family, especially with your stories accompanying the recipe's. I would certainly buy it, well after this whole epidemic is over obviously.
Please write a book !!!!!
They can't even highlight your comment. Pffft.
i could watch you cook all day.
Darren McGrady are you just saying that because he taught you how to cook?
Prince Phillip probably would've died laughing if he heard you call him "the gardener"
Lmao probably yea😂😂😂
"The bloody gardener?! Can't a man relax in his old age!"
Maybe 🤔🤣
The prince has a fantastic sense of humour. I can imagine he would've found that incredibly funny.
unfortunately he is still alive
Watching this a couple of days after the Duke's funeral. What a legend.
Why would anybody thumbs down this video? People never cease to baffle me.
all of them are from countries the UK colonized 😂😂😂. the crybabies
all of them are from countries the UK colonized and sodomized 😂😂😂. some loves the uk others dont. the crybabies.
Royal haters. Silly sods.
By mistake?
Pay no attention, they are irrelevant, they want to get a rise out if us.
Literally never heard anyone speak so candidly above the royals... I love it. What a credit this guy is.
Yea, a great credit! Did you ever meet Prince Charles at Davos?
Seems like a top bloke. Humble man.
Thats cause he'd get epstiened if he said anything else.
A fun storyteller, as well.
@@MossyRootz 😂😂😂😂👏
This really humanises Prince Phillip, hearing that he likes to cook for people.
Shame he doesn't like to humanise foreign people. Or humanise people who find themselves under the wheel of his 4x4.
@@Machismo1983 Even though he's a foreigner.
Yes he humanised Dodi Fayed into a French pillar
@@andrewoliver8930 Ethnically he isn't at all
@@ezekielcousins9289 He is from Greek/Danish stock. That means he is foreign.
I really like this guy. He looks so excited about life. Looks so gentle too😊
I cannot imagine having a personal chef all your life, being able to eat whatever you want, not thinking of what it costs.... Truly a dream life on earth. 👑🎩🌎
. . . How correct you are ' Stopeatinganimals ' ... and O N L Y , because of an ' accident of birth ' ; not one single other criteria . And that vapidity of ' selection ' is so obvious to see .
If you tend to be a glutton that might seem a dream but for those of us who eat to live and not the inverse I can't see that my diet would change that much.
@@MsMesem I'm not a glutton, I eat to live just like you, but if I'm in a position being able eat whatever I want.. I would love to try all the fruits and vegetables around the world.
@@creamerasant I've figured out what I like and don't like and I've gone right off eating much fruit which leaves vegetables and fungi and all are very accessible or growable!
@@MsMesem we don't all eat food pulled out of soil that same day, or eat meat shot that morning, fish right out of our own river, etc. Having a chef to prepare things matters as well.
Such a humble chef. I'd rather watch him and listen to his stories than anything on Netflix.
Even Altered Carbon season 1? That's well good.
Fuq Netflix
I TOTALLY AGREE !!! I've subscribed.
He has his own youtube channel
Definitely better than Gordon Ramsey.
“The queen doesn’t like garlic.” Vampire confirmed.
Please don’t stereotype.
👍😂😂😂
I have a little hatred for garlic ha
the sauce pan is shiny
@@TheKiranBissoo, what after affect? I could never understand why people don't like garlic it's delicious
When you see this video after his death... R.I.P. Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh
rip prins piplip🧟♂️
👍
Rip
Lol my man is gone
When you see this comment the day after the queen's funeral...
I knew that Prince Phillip loved to grill but did not realize it was four or five times a week at Balmoral! I would enjoy a special about his favorite grilled dishes! I too like to grill.
This guy should open a restaurant selling royal dishes
Tiger With internet Some of the chefs do have dinners where they serve meals they made for the royal family to the general public. They often have dinner parties on, I believe the Britannia, where you can be served by a royal family chef.
Tiger With internet Follow up to my previous comment, I believe there’s a video here on KZhead called “The secrets of the royal kitchen, where they discuss doing this and how people can get seats for it.
Sounds good in theory, but after watching this series and what they eat, I think the restaurant will shut down faster than you can say "This is what Royals eat?!?"🤮
Sebastian Elytron guessing all you eat is McDonald’s and kfc
@@themiswalkthroughs4474 lmao there is a reason why these places have taken over the world and a "Royals" themed restaurant would go bankrupt. Popular opinion is hard to sway.
He is such an adorable, jolly, positive man! He needs his own show!
agree, i was giggeling half of the video :D this man is amazing, would love to cook with him and talk about life.
He has his own KZhead channel now
@@Chiraq312boi hit us with the link good sir
@@vaporiiz Look up Darren McGrady
Yeh a one off show...called who can shoot Philip.
I love to hear stories about Prince Philip. I'm American but think he probably would have been a great grandpa. Down to earth.
I havent a clue why this video was recommended to me! Glad it was! This guy is a fantastic storyteller and has a great turn of phrase. Could listen to him all day.
"I looked at this elderly gentleman, and I thought "Oh, it's the gardener"" LMAO XDDD
Prydonian chips?
Or a pauper refugee ?
Haltaïr I suspect that tale has been embellished a little.
Hello
@@kenpatricksia9404 arcalien Mayo?
Chef: "[Philip] loves being at the grill" No wonder Harry said "he was my grandpa: *master of the barbecue,* legend of banter and cheeky right ‘til the end.”
I might have introduced Phillip to his first barbeque during a garden furniture show at Wimbledon Week 1964. I was working for John Barkers of Kensington and we had a display. He showed an interest in our selection of grills (novelties in '60s England) and started asking questions. Being Canadian I was able to answer all of his Highness; questions.
@@jamesforbes2871 You’re probably right, especially since the British economy took a decade longer to recover from WW2’s cost than Canada.
@@WellBattle6 ... When I arrived in England, February '64, Germany had already had it's war debt excused by the US. Britain had just ended rationing and still had another 10 years left on its "lend lease" debt. A pint of Bitter was just 11d ha'penny. Canada was booming ... when I left.
Such a loving remembrance of and tribute to his grandfather, Prince Philip.
Wait.... did he really say that? XD
Who’s watching this after Prince Philips funeral🥺rip 🕊
Me☹
Me
o7
i was waiting for an rip comment lol i was like no body gone say rip
Beautiful dish. A humble Prince. May his soul rest in peace.
Poor Philip came from Greece to marry to a wife that doesn't like garlic.
😂🤣
lol!
Bahahaha
Oh the Greeks and their 'tragedies'. jk
@@maga6252 lol its just who they are
This is going to sound weird but this chef is definitely one of the cutest person. He’s so genuine.
@@jodee. now that's weird
definitely, the cutest person ever to have lived. Ever.
It's food
He’s nice :)
:))))))))))
It's so lovely hearing all these stories about the royal family. RIP Prince Philip.
He's the perfect balance of skill & story. I'd watch him all day if I could.
I love this guys personality... easy going, laid back ..... he should have a tv cooking show
He has his own youtube channel now search Darren McGrady :D
@@rosaguanilo3319 thank you sir
defo
Its nice to hear behind the scenes stories about Prince Philip and what he was like. Without the press slant on it. Makes him seen like such a nice guy, in his own slightly grumpy way. Rest in Peace Prince Philip.
That's how all men his age were! Both of my grandfather's were like that too. Perhaps because they were from a generation of men who didn't complain and kept so much inside. It came out in other ways.
I mean, I honestly think most of the royals are just chilling. Entitled and too formal, maybe, but they're still humans. The way press always sprinkles stuff on their stories makes them seem like another specie
i love the small little impressions that he does of philip and charles haha, you just can't resist when you're talking about the royal family
This Chef is soo engaging and experienced! He needs his own show👏👏👏
Prince Philip has been alive for 98 years. Imagine what he’s seen.
a lot of inbreeding
@@splintcell22 we didn't ask what you have seen.
Al As 57 Wow, what an amazing well thought comeback. I am speechless.
@@elio_fay Ikr? I'm fabulous.
Al As 57 lmao
You know what, Prince Philip had taste because coullibiac is fricking delicious! May he rest in peace🕊️
Hat's off , then raise a glass
rip my dude phillip
Of course he had taste. He loved indian curries. Those are just marvelous.
Such a lovable chef i have ever seen! He talks with full passion and love for his job❤️
I’m overtly against royalty, but that aside, Prince Philip seemed like a genuinely nice and humble guy.
I'd say I'm like you a bit stand-offish re the Windsors, but yes Prince Philip took a new role upon himself, pragmatic, navy schooled, an uncertain early start. Great reader, knowledgeable across so much human activity, art, innovation, design; shame the press focused on mere and occasional slight gaffes. RIP Sir!
we should bring back the monarchy and get rid of the parliamentary system
@lolo lollo just because you have a job doesn't mean you know everything about it
He's very amiable, isn't he? No chip on his shoulder, just enthusiasm. Like a big kid. What a fine fellow.
Imagining the Prince commented "bloody organic." Lmao
probably an underhanded political jibe !
the hamper, i mean. seems like an intellectual taunt xD
Haha. I met him YEARS ago in Scotland when he used to compete driving teams of ponies. My aunt competed too. He just came up and started chatting. It wasn't until later I was told who it was. I didn't recognize him either.
I just love it the way he teaches, with delightful stories about the King Phillip
This man needs to write a book! His stories are brilliant .
He has written 2 cookbooks
Darren McGrady i dont think he meant cookbook
Prince Philip: "I just want to grill for God's sake."
Rest in peace to his Royal Highness Prince Phillip. ✨👑✨🕊️💗
He's such a, good story teller, and of course, a great chef. Legend
Top tier chef and a natural born story teller. This guy is awesome
Really? He cooks like my grandma....
@@gemwood1386 grandmas are always top tier chefs
👍👍👍
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Imagine being royalty and having to wait till your wife is away to eat how you want, so sad. 😭
Oh those sad sad royals, forget the poor.
Isn't that a typical marriage nowadays?
@@wilsonator1000 Have a cry about it
@@wilsonator1000 forget the poor😭😭😭
I think most marriages are kind of like that if you’re eating the same dish. My wife can’t handle spicy stuff. I grew up eating Tex-mex etc. sooo. I adapt to her. The path of least resistance 😂😂
Chef Darren McGrady is so pleasurable to watch and he is very informative with a great personality. I can see why he made it to the top of culinary :)
Prince philip was such a humble man and everyone will going to miss him alot 😁😁 you did well sir, goodbye🕊🤍
PETITION TO GET THIS CHEF A WHOLE ASS COOKING SHOW
He has his own youtube channel now search Darren McGrady :D
Granted
Yes indeed
BHAHAHAHAHA YES
'My dear fellow, what on God’s given earth are those?' - 'Food for the servants your highness' 'Nonsense, we take both' Servants - drops a tear -
Underrated comment 😂
Oh and feed the left overs to the coggies they must be starving
He said he cooked for him, so I assume they got some lol
He meant Philip grilled all the meat for everyone including the kitchen staff
@@nopenever5107 He really didn't.
I like your tutorials. I really enjoy listening to your stories. Seeing the real side of people warms my heart. Harry & William being my favorite royals.
Fancy Prince Philip Cooks for the chef A very humble Man And a man of Love.
"oh those are for the staff" "we will have both" sounds like a cool guy.
He is such an adorable, jolly, positive man! He needs his own show!
@@fixtureorbit1825 He has his own youtube channel now search Darren McGrady :D
i also can’t believe he comes from the same heritage as me. im greek and hes greek too.
It gives me a kick when you speak in Philip's voice and it sounds exactly like the actor in the Crown😎
R I P Prince Philip. You will be missed by your lady.
Lol you mean his cousin
@@dongambino5308 3rd Cousins share 0.7% of dna they are barely related
@@DarkyMusicProduction barely related is still related. Is it not?
@@dongambino5308 ok whats ur point?
@@user-hb6yd4nm3h incestious marriage
Prince Philip is a man of taste! What a delicious meal!
I recently found out that Prince Philip is a Romanov relative and that they checked to see if the remains they found were the Romanov's, by checking against his DNA. A Russian favorite dish makes so much sense now.
Mushu Most of the European royal families are blood related. Not that long ago, royals could only marry other royals. These days the laws have been changed and they are free to marry whomever they want. Look up the history of the Romanovs, I’ll think you’ll find it interesting. They are very closely related to the British Royal Family.
I read it was Prince Michael.
I believe the queens grandfather was a cousin of Nicholas II, they share the same grandmother, Queen Victoria
@@TanBoonMoh King George V and Nikolay II were cousins. They were very close and even looked similar.
To me it says that Phillip never fell out of love with the sea and his days as a commander in the Royal navy, which he was devastated to leave behind to dedicate himself to his role as the Queen's consort.
Prince Philip seems like a pretty cool dude.
He was once at a Christmas party at the US embassy and he and the queen were given gift baskets. Philip rummaged his basket right away and immediately asked "where's the Southern Comfort?"
He is for sure. Her too: she rode and bred horses, fished and hunted, bred Welsh Corgis, put Tobasco in her Bloody Marys, was an auto mechanic in WWII. They're cool.
he is wanted to come back after death as a virus to kill humanity, research his words sick
“If I was to be reincarnated I would like to come back as a killer virus to lower human population levels” yeah a stellar eugenicist just like the rest of em
Idolizing others that would be irrelevant without their last name. Lol so obsessed with staying in the public attention that they'll have an overly extravagant wedding every now and then so the sheep can fawn over them.
What a lovely guy, so warm
I would have loved him as an instructor at my culinary school I went to. He’s so personable.
So nice hearing these stories about Prince Philip. Even being born into and marrying royalty, he was quite low-key and not arrogant.
Yes among all these comments this. Prince Philip seemed like a very humble guy when it came to his self. Just listening to him describe his service in WW2, he’s extremely humble. And to know hes a big foodie is a very charming thing.
paraphrasing directly from the washington post: On a 1963 trip to Paraguay, he told military dictator General Alfredo Stroessner, “It’s a pleasure to be in a country that isn’t ruled by its people.”
And he supported his wife for over seventy years. I don't know another man who did this. 🖤
@@aub6120 based Prince
Ye he fr down to earth and grounded now knowm sayin
This guy is so cool. It's hilarious that he thought Prince Philip was the gardener. I also loved the tasting of the dish at the end. That's the money shot of any good cooking video.
He's also mistaken the queen for a random old woman. Actually you can find a funny story where the queen was walking on a beach in Scotland and got talking to an American who asked if she'd ever meet the Queen.
@@tompugh5566 best part about the encounter was her reply, she turned to her bodyguard and went "oh he has"
Prince Philip ....what a gorgeous Human Being. God must love him
This Chef would be fun to work with. Imagine the stories he has yet to share.
He keeps speaking of Philip in the past tense, so I had to look him up to make sure he was still alive. Seems he is, and almost 99 years old. The Queen is 94 and her recent speech shows her to be remarkably lucid for her age. I wouldn't be surprised if they both make it past 100.
Thats because of drinking the blood of the young, or so that's what the conspiracy theorists theorize lol.
Adrenochrome is one hell of a drug. x
Sadly but inevitably for someone of his years, Prince Philip has been having more health issues of late and has largely retreated from the public eye. It will be a sad day when he passes, particularly for those who have such fond personal memories of him.
Her mother lived to be 103 yrs old
It’s because he doesn’t work for them anymore I think
I would just love to sit on a couch and listen to this man tell his stories
Yes he knows how to tell a story.
Yep, me too. He tells stories without waffling or becoming boring. Just gets the recipe and the anecdotes perfectly spot on...
Me too just sit &; listen.he had a wealth of knowledge
Me too - I could watch a TV show hosted by this man. Warm, fun and affectionate anecdotes along with explanations of what he is cooking, how he is cooking it and where it came from. This gentleman is actually quite masterful at what he does.
Well, I would want to watch him prepare a meal while we chatted.
RIP Prince Philip. Thank you for all you have done for the world 🌎❤🙏
Prince philip seem to be a jolly happy prince rip prince
The queen really hates garlic. Well its obvious then, she's a vampire..
😂🤣😂
Explains why she has lived so long
Bahahahha
The entire Royal family is basically a den of vampires. They are literally the largest welfare parasites ever.
Alistaire Mordyn idiot. You’re probably a dole man yourself.
I remember an uncle who was a steward in the Australian navy. During a visit back in the 60’s Prince Philip was at a navy dinner. They were cleaning up in the kitchen and Philip came in to thank the staff and shout them a beer. He sat and chatted for 20 minutes with them while the dinner went in outside.
i love that story. Thank you for sharing. Yes he is certainly special
I love how candid this man is. A great video btw as a tribute to the late Philip
Can’t imagine his anguish when Prince Philip and The Queen passed. He seems like such a kind and caring individual
This guy is an amazing story teller
I agree
Yes lies
@@YESV55555 bruh
@@YESV55555 grow up. And show respect for a great chef and storyteller. You sound a very bitter and immature person...
@@YESV55555 go cry about it
this is the guy that helps the princess escape the castle from her royal family
Excellent chef, excellent anecdotist, excellent man. The Royal Family is blessed to have such wonderful men and women caring for them and the British heritages. 🇵🇭🇬🇧
It’s so nice to hear all these wonderful stories about His Royal Highness. He was a wonderfully funny and down to earth man and he will be missed by the world.
I'd say he learnt how to deal with tropical fruits in the navy and on travels in the Royal Yacht Brittania.
What this series has taught me: The Queen *_doESn'T LIKe GaRLiC_* 🧛
I heard she does not have garlic as she is with the public so often does not want to have bad breath, soooooo, never has garlic because of this and it is a rule not to have garlic in the kitchen so every one is the same. June.
And prince Harry throws pasta at the wall
shes a vampire. also she doesn’t wanna have bad breath, so she avoids garlic, also she doesn’t like eating it either. this rule for no garlic also applies to the royal family when they are in public events too.
I love these videos of the royal chef telling stories of the royal family and cooking. Keep them coming Delish, thanks.
More to come!
@@delish Now, honestly, Darren, how can you *not* know Prince Philip?
Rest in peace Prince Philip and the Queen will be together one day
I'm only learning now how cool/interesting the man was. RIP
This is salmons version of beef Wellington
Russians have no creativity
Perfect if you like overcooked salmon.
Beef Wellington has eggs and rice?
@@-Sirens- you do know not every dish has 1 recipe? There's a million ways to make the same thing
Scotty Haines yes, but adding completely new ingredients that were never meant to be in the recipe changes it to something else. Its fine to change up spices or make substitutions, but as soon as you go changing the ingredients around it becomes something else and a different recipe.
An entry level cook who humbly busted his ass to become the top chef in a country. Hats off to him from Oklahoma.
nepotism is the real American dream, amirite?
Noah Mitchell ignorant statement. Do not envy people that have outworked and surpassed you. It shows a lack of character. Nepotism is an act of employing or promoting or otherwise giving benefits to someone purely based on relationships and not performance. Using this Chef as an example, he started at an entry level government position and worked his way to the top. Now, if you have never done this it can be easy to trick yourself into thinking everyone is surpassing you because of nepotism or the boss is playing favorites. In reality, what’s happening is the boss is moving people up that are working the Hardest and require the least supervision. The guy at the bottom stays at the bottom because the boss knows that’s all that employee is capable off. The American dream is the opportunity (not the guarantee) to be successful based on your own effort, and I have yet to meet anyone in America that hasn’t had that opportunity.
@@slappymcface5681 1) You know nothing about me 2) You know nothing about me 3) You know nothing about me 4) How about the millions of immigrants seeking the American dream that Trump turns away, or steals the children from, etc. 5) The American dream is an idyll touted by the government so that the citizens are more content with the elitism and social stagnation of the country. In reality, it does not exist. The few individuals it does happen for are used by both parties to show that the dream is alive and well when in reality it is 6ft under.
Noah Mitchell I never claimed to know anything about you, but apparently I hit a nerve. Also, how are you trying to turn this into an immigration conversation? It leads me to believe it’s your go to argument when faced with any conflict. I will go ahead and point out the fact that ZERO legal immigrants have been deported or separated from their children by this administration. Do you know how many immigrants have come to the United States and started their own business and thrived. Do you know why they come here and thrive and don’t stay where they are and thrive? Because the dream is available to those who are willing to work for it here.
oh god even cooking videos have gotten political now :/
Looks very very delicious
Man I see u every where
Very delicious indeed, Mr. Ray the omnipotent.
just like you
Hey Ray
@@Proj3ta I audibly cackled
Salmon, smothered in Horseradish and baked in puff pastry is worth trying! It's flipping gorgeous!
I just found this channel and I simply adore him. His voice is calming and he's cute like a Teddy Bear.
aww thank you Marcy
@@Darren_McGrady can i marry you
I agree
He’s so genuine and nice this dude, I struggle to believe he worked for the royal family because he speaks and seems like an average person, not egotistical nor like he’s faking it.
you can work for royalty and be a decent person, you know. the staff does not have to be like the people they work for, otherwise a lot of industries would have issues greater than they have ;)
Commissar Ankerstjerne by “speaks like an average person” I meant he doesn’t use overly formal language, but I can understand the confusion.
Despite what you think, the Royal Family aren’t egotistical as people
you can tell by his stories, that he was well treated by the royal family and he is definitely very fond of them as well.
You may be shocked to discover he's actually a droid.
He is such a fun chef! Love his stories. 😀✨
We may love Chef Daren's wonderful stories what impressed more is his way of treating his ingredients and his methodical cooking.
The Prince had his choice of the finest clothing in the world, but when he was away from the public he wore a tatty green sweater with a hole in the sleeve! Edit: after seeing some of the other pictures, it seems he really loved that sweater.
I have a favorite night gown that I should get rid of but keep! Lol! It's so soft after so many washings..
husband and wife who has different taste of food but survive for 73 years.
Because she is not the one cooking 😂
This really isnt a big deal
having a chef to make you anything you want makes things considerably easier when it comes to partners with different tastes
Money kept them close 🤣
Haaaa Amazing 😻
This gentleman is awesome love his way of telling a story lol
What a wonderful storyteller is this Chef his stories and love for the Royal family is heart warming. He needs to be the Royal family storyteller. A big 👏🏻 Bravo to this loyal servant to the Queen and Prince Phillip precious tribute to Prince Phillip 💕💕💕
He's a natural raconteur. I'd love to hear more stories.
What a sweet man.
R.I.P Prince Philip, you will always be remembered.