Prince Philip 98 years old hospitalised for 'observation and treatment'. Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, is in the hospital Friday for "observation and treatment."

"The Duke of Edinburgh (traveling) from Norfolk this morning to King Edward VII Hospital in London for observation and treatment in connection with a pre-existing condition," Buckingham Palace said in a statement. "Admission is a precautionary measure, by the medical advice of His Royal Highness."

London Hospital is hours away from Norfolk. It was not immediately clear why this hospital was chosen for treatment, and the palace declined to elaborate.

Although the 98-year-old royalty has had a number of health problems in the last seven years, he is very strong for his years.

Prince Philip 98 years old hospitalised

She attended the wedding of her grandson, Prince Harry, with former American actress Meghan Markle, in May 2018, just weeks after undergoing a successful hip replacement surgery.

The Duke has been hospitalized several times since the end of 2011. In December of this year, he was urgently hospitalized when he suffered chest pain during the Royal Family's annual Christmas holiday in Sandringham, the estate. of the Queen at Norfolk. She underwent an emergency stent procedure to correct a blocked artery and was released four days later, joining the family for New Year's Eve services.

He was also hospitalized in 2012, during his wife's Diamond Jubilee celebrations, so he was described as a sudden bladder infection.

Prince Philip will not face charges of a car accident that left 2 injured

On January 17, the Duke of Edinburgh was unsuccessful in a car accident near the royal estate in Sandringham. He decided to give up his license after the accident.

"After careful consideration, the Duke of Edinburgh made the decision to voluntarily surrender his driver's license," Buckingham Palace said in a statement at the time.

Ian McDiarmid has a hilarious reaction to comparisons to Bill Belichick

Emperor Palpatine or Bill Belichick? You decide. Lately, there have been some memes floating around on the Internet with the release of "Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker," comparing the New England Patriots head coach to Darth Sidious and he's even laughed at the man. . Ian McDiarmid has reportedly found the comparisons to be fun, but says the coach may need to wear more black. For more information, check out the "Nissan Social Drive" video above, presented by Nissan.

You're never too old to have a snowball fight. Celtics center Enes Kanter throws snowballs at his teammates at the airport after arriving home from his 113-104 victory against the New York Knicks. However, Tack Fall did not have him, and he escaped from Kanter. The Calgary Hitman hosted their annual Teddy Bear Toss night where fans bring stuffed animals to the game and toss them on the ice after the home team scores. Last night 25,025 stuffed animals were launched, which will be donated to 70 different charities. To see this and more, watch the "Nissan Social Drive" video above, presented by Nissan.

Pat Sajak opens on frightening health crisis: "I was thinking this must be death"

Fortune Wheel host Pat Sajak is opening up about his recent health crisis after undergoing emergency surgery to repair a blocked gut.

On Friday, Sajak, 73, sat down with Good Morning America for his first interview since his surgery in November, sharing that not only is he doing much better, but that he is actually feeling "great."

"In fact, I've been feeling ridiculously good for several weeks. I'm back in the studio spinning the wheel, and nothing came up," revealed Wheel of Fortune presenter at GMA's Paula Faris.

Recalling the day in November that he was urgently hospitalized for severe stomachache, Sajak told GMA that everything had been normal. She was enjoying a morning walk with her daughter, Maggie, 24, but when she returned home to prepare for work, she began to feel the "unbearable" pain in her stomach. Within the next two hours, he was in the hospital undergoing surgery.

"It was so fast and so intense," Sajak said, before explaining that the "horrible" pain he felt was due to a intestinal blockage. He also revealed that his blood pressure had dropped dramatically, so doctors had to wait for him to climb again before performing the surgery.

"You couldn't do anything. She was in a fetal position, lying on the bed," she said. "They try to give her some pain medication. And none of that was working. And then they gave me something, I couldn't even tell you the name, but suddenly, I wasn't thinking about the pain. I just had these lovely cakes and lovely faces coming out.

"I am as good or bad as new, and this is great. I still have my wits about me. They didn't eliminate this, so I will sell vowels for a long time," he said before mentioning that he was grateful to his partner. TV, Vanna White, to take the wheel while she is recovering.

"What a soldier. And I'm not being patronizing in any way, because it would have been fine within his rights to say, 'Wait a minute, this is not what you are paying me.' This is not what I do. And I prefer not to. do it, "she said of White Sajak, who's never missed a day of recording in the 40 years since she's been the show's host." But she's a team player. And she was really nervous and she wasn't comfortable. "

The game show host also said that although he loves his life-long work, he knows he can't do it forever.

"As I get older, she now loves what this show means," she said.

"I have to do this until, you know, I'm doubting," the host added. "I think I'm still doing it at a high level. But you know, I can't do it another 40 years, I know, because I'd be 110, and that would be a record."

Sajak has hosted Wheel of Fortune, the longest running syndicated gaming program in the US. Since 1982. The show recorded its 7,000th episode in May of last year.

Opening in PEOPLE in October about her "fraternal and fraternal chemistry," White, 62, revealed that in all the years they have been on the air together, she and Sajak have never had a single fight in real life.