In recent weeks, we have seen a lot of Queen Elizabeth II. Her grandson, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle recently got married, and shortly after that, her birthday was celebrated with the annual Trooping of the Colour ceremony.

Just days after that, she went on an overnight trip to northwest England to the town of Cheshire with her new granddaughter-in-law. The pair attended the opening of the Mersey Gateway Bridge and did a walkabout to meet members of the public.

The busy 92-year-old queen also attended the Royal Ascot last weekend and hosted a party at Buckingham Palace to celebrate a group of young leaders from around the world. It seems like, however, all of the activities might have finally caught up with her.

Although the Queen has appeared to be in good spirits during her outings, she might have taken on too much. She was supposed to attend a service for the 200th anniversary of the Order of St. Michael and St. George held at St. Paul’s Cathedral, but opted out.

According to an announcement from Buckingham Palace, the Queen was feeling “under the weather” and wouldn’t be able to attend the special service. “Her Majesty will be represented by her cousin, The Duke of Kent as Grand Master of the Order,” the announcement added.

This is the second time in a month that the Queen’s health has made headlines. A few weeks ago it was revealed that she underwent surgery to remove a cataract, but the family insists the Queen’s health is fine. The matriarch of the royal family is scheduled to travel to Windsor Castle on Thursday.

How much longer the Queen will be traveling is yet to be seen. Her husband, Prince Philip, stepped down from public life in 2017 after decades of carrying out royal duties. The 96-year-old underwent hip replacement surgery a few months ago.

We’re glad that neither of them are dealing with anything serious and can’t’ wait to see the Queen out and about again soon. Be sure to share this story with your family and friends and wish the Queen well.