Kings and Queens from around the world have paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II after attending her state funeral at Westminster Abbey yesterday.
King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands and Margrethe II of Denmark and her son Crown Prince Frederik all took to Instagram after appearing at the funeral to say their final goodbyes to Her late Majesty.
Many of the European royal households shared an image showing them
David Beckham has shared a moving tribute to The Queen following her state funeral in London on Monday.
The footballer, 47, shared a photo of Her Majesty’s coffin after the service at Westminster and said ‘her legacy of service and devotion to duty will endure’.
It comes after the sports star waited 13 hours in queue on Thursday to see The Queen lie in state at Westminster Hall.
‘Her legacy of service and devotion to duty will endure’: David Beckham
Justin Trudeau faced intense criticism after he was recorded singing a rendition of Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody following an evening dinner just two days before Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral.
The Prime Minister of Canada belted out the 1975 hit at an impromptu session in London’s swanky Corinthia Hotel – where suites go for at least $5,000 – while the UK and Commonwealth was in its official period of mourning.
Trudeau, 50, was one of the many world leaders who traveled
The Princess of Wales remained solemn as she joined senior royals for the Committal Service at St George’s Chapel on Monday.
Kate, 40, arrived by car with Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, seven, and the Queen Consort, following the Westminster Abbey funeral and procession to Wellington Arch.
Elegant in a black coat dress and black hat, the Princess paid tribute to the Queen by wearing her delicate drop earrings and a pearl choker necklace which was also loaned to Princess
Since her funeral, there have been questions about what Queen Elizabeth’s religion was before her death and what church the British royal family belongs to.
Queen Elizabeth II is the first child of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. She became Queen of the United Kingdom as well as the other Commonwealth countries in February 1952 after the death of her father. She was 25 years old at the time. She was married to Philip Mountbatten, a former prince of … Read more
The Princess of Wales offered constant reassurance to Prince George and Princess Charlotte throughout the Queen’s funeral to help the young royals cope with the most difficult day of their young lives.
Heir-to-the-throne, George, nine, and his younger sister Charlotte, seven, joined senior royals at the historic event, beginning their day bypassing thousands of mourners on the streets of London as they travelled to Westminster Abbey with the Queen Consort and the Princess of Wales.
Kate, clearly aware that her
Sophie Wessex comforted future king Prince George during the Queen’s funeral today.
The nine-year-old went to the funeral of Her Majesty The Queen alongside his family and walked in front of his sister Charlotte, seven, during the procession to Westminster Abbey.
The Countess of Wessex, 57, was spotted putting a hand on George’s shoulder as the youngster watched over proceedings today.
Prince Edward’s wife, who had an exceptionally close relationship with her mother-in-law, opted for traditional mourning dress as she
The new Queen consort Camilla cut a sombre figure today as she joined the Princess of Wales to attend her mother-in-law’s funeral.
Her Royal Highness, 75, sported all black ensemble as she entered Westminster Abbey alongside Kate Middleton, Prince George, nine and Princess Charlotte, seven.
Camilla’s husband, King Charles III, led the funeral procession walking behind the coffin with his brothers Princes Edward and Andrew, sister Princess Anne and sons Princes William and Harry.
The supportive Queen Consort Camilla,
Foreign royals have arrived in London to pay their respects to the Queen.
King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain, and King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden, were among the first monarchs to view the monarch lying-in-state at Westminster Hall.
Hundreds of emperors, kings, queens, presidents, prime ministers and other foreign dignitaries have descended on London ahead of Her Majesty’s state funeral at Westminster Abbey tomorrow.
Tonight, heads of state including Emperor Naruhito of Japan arrived at
American President Joe Biden has left the White House and will arrive in London this evening alongside his wife Jill ahead of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral on Monday.
The couple boarded the Air Force One from Washington on Saturday afternoon, just hours after Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako were also seen taking a first class flight into London.
The emperor and empress will swap their luxury digs for a shuttle bus alongside other world dignitaries to get to the
