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‘The Queen led our country through the best of times, the worst of times and the changing of times’

By Suzie Kennedy2022-09-27T08:36:00

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Marilyn Monroe lookalike Suzie Kennedy reflects on the huge impact the Queen’s presence had on each of their lives

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