Your favorite late-night show host celebrates the legacy of Queen Elizabeth II, who has died at the age of 96.
Following the announcement of the king’s death on Thursday, September 8, tributes flooded various social media platforms around the world as millions mourned the royal’s passing.
This poignant message continued overnight with iconic TV personalities such as James Corden honoring the late parents of the British Empire with powerful speeches.
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James Corden Praises Queen Elizabeth II For Being An Extraordinary Leader
The unexpected loss of England’s exemplary ruler broke hearts on a world scale. But, no one felt the pain that the king’s people experienced. A good example is Corden, a London-born TV personality who became famous in the UK for his role in the critically acclaimed BBC sitcom “Gavin & Stacey.”
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The English entertainer’s achievements eventually landed him in an audience with the Queen at Buckingham Palace in 2015. There, the 44-year-old received the prestigious title of OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire).
Given her status as a proud Englishman, it made sense that “The Late Late Show” host kicked off her Emmy award-winning program Thursday night with a heartfelt tribute to her majesty.
Following his typical modus operandi, producer GV began the gloomy segment sitting behind his desk. After a respectful silence, a tearful Corden launched into his speech.
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“We, of course, heard the news today that Queen Elizabeth has died at the age of 96,” he said. “I, like the rest of the world, am deeply saddened tonight but also deeply grateful and grateful to the queen for the most extraordinary service and leadership she has shown in our lifetime.”
During her life and death, Queen Elizabeth II broke the record as the longest-reigning British monarch. In addition, the 96-year-old Royal made history as the longest-serving female head of state. For 70 years and 214 days, his majesty ruled Great Britain and the rest of the Commonwealth from February 6, 1952, until his death.
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Kings and Queens from all over the world come and go with the times, but the great status of the British Empire endures under her influence. This is why Elizabeth II remains the only female monarch known outside the history books.
He Describes the Late King as ‘Immortal’
Corden shared similar thoughts on his show, noting that most people associate immortality with the Queen, believing the 96-year-old will remain an important part of their world forever. “She’s the only queen most of us know,” Corden said. “We see it as a timeless, essential part of our world.
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While the whole of the UK weeps for their late ruler, “Can I Have Your Attention, Please?” the author asserts that his death received the same outpouring of love and grief throughout the world.
According to the Tony Award winner, the deceased was “universally adored” for being a symbol of goodness. Also, living an honorable life, dedication to service, and the growth of others makes the Queen highly respected.
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In his words, “It always felt as if he was there for all of us. For 70 years, he never wavered. He never got political. He didn’t need us to hear his opinion, he never gave an interview, he never posted on social media. It’s never, for him, about his own PR, and maybe that’s why he’s as loved and respected by a president as he is by the guy who lives down the street. And he’ll treat both equally.”
The “Peter Rabbit” voice actor noted that in moments of uncertainty, the Queen serves as a “guiding light” for people. People have always found stability in his grace and dignified leadership.
Corden’s touching tribute joins a host of heartfelt messages from celebrities around the world who have shared his passing. As The Blast reported, many A-listers took to social media to mourn the king and remember his powerful legacy.
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Paris Hilton led the tribute praising the Queen for being “the original girl boss. “One of the most inspiring women. The end of an era. ? RIP ?,” he added. Sir Elton John, who is very fond of the king, released a statement on social media.
It read, Along with the rest of the country, I am deeply saddened to hear the news of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s death. He was an inspiring presence to be around and led the country through some of our greatest and darkest moments with grace, poise and genuine warmth.”
Elton concluded, “Queen Elizabeth has been a huge part of my life from childhood to this day, and I will miss her very much.”
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