Prince Harry and Prince William reunited at Monday's funeral for their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, limiting their interactions with each other as they mourned the late monarch at St. George's Chapel.Though the brothers are said to be estranged following Harry and Meghan Markle's decision in 2020 to step down as senior members of the royal family, the pair was seen marking a show of unity during key moments at the funeral — from William inviting Harry and Meghan to sit with them at the committal service to the brothers walking alongside each other during the funeral procession.«What I didn't see was them together other than in the procession, and if you looked at the seating plan, it almost seemed like every effort was being made so that there wasn't an awkward moment where they had to sit side by side,» royal expert Katie Nicholl told ET's Kevin Frazier at Methodist Central Hall Westminster in England of William and Harry's interactions.
First mourner to see Queen Elizabeth lying in state was royal superfan who camped out for two days
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The first of the estimated one million mourners expected to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth as she lies in state was a royal superfan who had camped out for more than 48 hours. Vanessa Nathakumaran, 56, an administrative assistant from Harrow in north west London, said she had to fight to control her emotions when she saw Her Majesty’s casket. She told MailOnline on Wednesday (14.
09. 22) after 5pm, when the public were allowed to start filing past the monarch’s coffin in Westminster Hall: “I was trying not to cry. I wanted to pay my respects in a dignified way but it was so hard.
There were such mixed emotions. It was a privilege to be here but it was so sad and solemn. It was a moment that will live with me forever.
“It was the most memorable and unique moment of my life. It was so quiet and peaceful and seeing her coffin it really came home to me that she is really gone. I curtsied when I went past and my eye was drawn to the crown on top of the coffin.
I feel down wined and shattered. ” Ms Nathakumaran added she was also at Princess Diana’s funeral in 1997. She said about waiting much longer to see the Queen’s coffin: “I camped out for two days sleeping on a bench and in the pouring rain but it was worth it.
I wanted to be part of the experience and pay my respects. ‘ Also among the first to see the monarch lying in state was Annie Daley, who told MailOnline on Wednesday evening she felt “sorrowful” and branded it a “shattering” experience. She added: “The Crown was gleaming atop the coffin, as was the orb and sceptre.
“When we approached the coffin, everyone was silent, it was so, so quiet. I looked round and the Yeoman guards were like statues. “We waited for days and when it came to it the whole experience
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