While still in mourning, Britain’s royal family recently paid tribute to the late, revered monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, with a devout appearance at her funeral on Monday, September 19.
Everyone was seen attending the Westminster Abbey ceremony, including the grandson of the late Prince William and his wife, Princess Kate Middleton. Naturally, the royal couple’s eldest children were also present, including their first daughter, Princess Charlotte, who was seen shedding tears at the heartbreaking event.
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Princess Charlotte Honors Late Queen With Tears And Sentimental Brooch
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Based on two newly obtained photos of the royal ceremony, the first shows the seven-year-old sobbing with her hands over her eyes as her face is turned away from the camera. He was in the middle of several people dressed in black mourning clothes, including his suit-clad brother, Prince George standing behind him. However, his brother was wearing a dark blue suit.
Charlotte wore black for the service and was smartly dressed in a coat, matching pantyhose and flat shoes. Furthermore, his blond hair was covered with a wide black hat. Another photo shows the closest members of the royal family from a top angle, appearing to be in a neutrally tiled hall.
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Prince Harry and Prince Williams were in the group, and their respective spouses, Meghan Markle and Princess Kate Middleton. Charlotte and her brother are also included. King Charles and his wife, Camilla Queen Consort, also appeared.
PEOPLE shared an update on Princess Charlotte wearing her first piece of historic jewelery to the event. She wore a diamond horseshoe brooch attached to the left side of her black coat, paying tribute to the late Queen’s passion for horses.
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It should also be noted that the important accessory was given to the youngster as a gift from his ancestors. Furthermore, wearing a hat for the ceremony was a first for Charlotte and customary for British women when attending official ceremonies.
Queen Elizabeth II is widely known for wearing various brooches and royal ornaments for sentimental reasons or as ambassadorial gestures during foreign visits abroad. Dressing tips have been left to the new Princess of Wales, who has previously borrowed pieces from the Queen’s collection for royal events.
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Princess Kate did so again, honoring the memory of Queen Elizabeth II by wearing two jewels at the funeral. She arrived at the venue wearing Bahraini Pearl Drop Earrings and a four piece pearl choker with a diamond stud in the middle. The earrings were a gift to the Queen for her wedding in 1947 while she wore a beautiful choker to a state banquet in Bangladesh in 1983.
Another event where Princess Kate wore the jewelry was the 2021 funeral of Queen Elizabeth’s husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. She was also seen with pearl drop earrings at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June.
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Regarding the presence of the children of the Prince and Princess of Wales at the recent funeral, the parents considered bringing them into the spotlight. However, they remember that the child attended Prince Philip’s memorial in March. However, young Prince Louis, another of Charlotte’s siblings, may be considered too young to join the family for Monday’s ceremony.
Princess Charlotte And Her Brother Get A Special Role At Their Great-Grandmother’s Funeral
A day before the late Queen was laid to rest at Westminster Abbey, PEOPLE reported that George and Charlotte had a unique role in the service. The youngsters are set to walk behind the coffin for the procession, following right behind their parents and ahead of their uncle Prince Harry and aunt Meghan Markle.
However, they were not included in the order of service for the funeral service held later that day at St. George at Windsor Castle. Fans may be aware that Prince George and Princess Charlotte were several years younger than their father when he appeared, aged 15, at his mother Princess Diana’s funeral in 1997.
Also, the recent “ceremonial procession” of the old monarch’s coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall the previous week reminded Prince William of his mother’s ceremony after her death.
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