Prince Philips Title after The Queen death?

Question

If the queen were to die before prince did, what would his title be?, because his son would be the king, so would he be the prince father? (Like the queen mother), or would he be just stay The Duke of Edinburgh? Or something else?

Answer 1

There's no such title as "King Father". He would remain Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Men who father kings with wives who were queens regnant are relatively recent figures in the history of monarchy. No one's ever bothered to come up with some special term for a royal widower or for one whose child has become the monarch.

Answer 2

Duke of foot in mouth.

Answer 3

It doesn't matter because Prince Philip is going to die before the Queen.

Answer 4

Philip's title would remain the same. His title is his own and has nothing to do with being married to the Queen, since he was bestowed the titles in his own right.

He would remain HRH, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Merioneth, Baron Greenwich.

Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, disliked the styling of Queen Dowager of Dowager Queen, and decided to be known as the Queen Mother, to differentiate herself from her daughter, Elizabeth II. While alive, she was known as Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother or just the Queen Mother. Her daughter was simply The Queen, or Elizabeth II.

Answer 5

He wOuld proberly be called prince philip or the duke of edinburgh

Answer 6

His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Answer 7

The same as it is now, Sir, Prince Foot in Mouth Phil the Greek. Job description, currently a parasite, former gold digger, leech and professional insulter.

Answer 8

I am not an expert and am answering this without looking at other answers but I will discount "Prince Father" or even "King Father"
Elizabeth the Queen Mother was a Queen in her own right (as Consort to King George 6th) and the title is Queen Mother, Not Queens Mother. A different thing.
I believe Prince Philip will stay much the same.

Answer 9

Sir Prince Philip the Kingfather

Answer 10

The same as it is now.