In Britain, the oldest British Catherham celebrates its 116th birthday, “in its pace”.

London – The oldest living person in the world, British women, Ethi El Katterham, reached 116 on Thursday, just months after the title was approved after the death of the Brazilian nun. Now Canaparo Lucas.

Catherham said this occasion quietly with her family, and she took today “in her own pace”, a care house in which she lives in Sari, directly south of London, to CBS News in a statement.

Halmark said in the statement: “Ethile and her family are very grateful to all the kind messages and interests that appear to her because she celebrates her 116th birthday this year,” adding that although she did not give any interviews to celebrate this occasion, it may be a conversation with King Charles III “her privilege, understanding!”

The British monarch often extends a personal greeting to the British when the birthdays are one hundred, usually in the form of a written speech, and there was no immediate confirmation by Pacingham Palace that Charles was planning to speak with Catherham.

She celebrated her 115th birthday last year with a message from Charles that congratulated her on a “really great teacher”.

The great grandmother is the last living topic of King Edward VII.

The title of the oldest person is ever by French women Jane Calmity, who lived for 122 years and 164 days of her death in 1997, according to Guinness World Records.

Catterham was born on August 21, 1909, in the village of Shipton Belolder in southwestern England, five years before the beginning of World War I.

She is now the oldest person in the world According to DaghnisGRG and the GRG and the 116 -year -old Canabarro database in April.

Her secret of longevity? “Don’t argue with anyone! I listen and do what I like,” she said previously.

She has three grandchildren and five grandchildren, after her daughters and husband Norman lived in 1976.

She did not stop driving until she was 100 shy, and she played a good bridge of old age.

She even survived a Covid Nuba at the age of 110 in 2020, according to the Daily Telegraph newspaper. In the same year, BBC told her that she was in her life, “I took everything in my steps, rises and declines.”