Princess Anne at her worst: Queen Sophie of Wessex’s daughter comforts her

• The body of Queen Elizabeth II arrived on Sunday, September 11, 2022, in Edinburgh
• His daughter, Princess Anne, couldn’t contain her emotions
• I was comforted by Sophie from Sussex

These are gifs. On Sunday, September 11, 2022, the body of Queen Elizabeth II was carried from Balmoral Castle to the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, Scotland. Thus, the king’s sons, such as Prince Andrew, Edward and Princess Anne, lined up behind Elizabeth II’s motorcade. Princess Anne was present at her mother’s bedside when she died, and was photographed in the arms of Sophie de Wessex. Emotion and pain were so present that Queen Elizabeth II’s daughter could not hide her grief when her mother’s coffin arrived in front of Edinburgh Palace.

For six hours, the coffin of Elizabeth II traveled 300 kilometers to reach the Scottish capital. The queen’s body must remain for a few days until her subjects can say goodbye once and for all. According to the BBC, 45 cars accompanied the body. Visible through the car, the Queen’s coffin was covered in the Royal Standard of Scotland and topped with a wreath of her favorite flowers. On Monday, September 12, the king’s remains will have to leave the palace to be taken to Saint-Gilles Cathedral, where the service will take place.

Shots will be fired at Hyde Park by King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery

On Wednesday 14 September 2022, the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II will be carried in procession to the Palace of Westminster. The British royal family will then walk behind the King’s coffin. The parade will pass through Queens Gardens, Horseguards Parade and Horseguards Arch, Whitehall, Parliament Street, Parliament Square and New Palace Yard. At each lane, shots will be fired at Hyde Park by King’s Troop Royal Horse artillery and Big Ben’s clock will ring. In Westminster Hall the body of Elizabeth II will rest for four full days before her funeral begins on Monday, September 19.

Charles III: “All her life, Your Majesty, my beloved mother has been an inspiration and an example to me and all my family.”

Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral protocol has been in effect for several years. In fact, for her mother, who died in 2002, the king’s coffin will be placed on a raised platformUnder the metal ceiling of the eleventh century hall. The religious ceremony will be held at Westminster Abbey. The Queen of England will then be buried in the royal vault of St George’s Chapel, along with her husband, Prince Philip. An emotionally charged funeral for all members of the British royal family but also for all subjects of the Crown. Even if he finally ascended the throne of England, Charles III expressed his deep sorrow during his first speech:I address you with a feeling of deep sadness. Throughout her life, Your Majesty, my beloved mother has been an inspiration and example to me and all of my family. We owe her the most sincere debt a family can owe to her mother, for her love, affection, guidance and example. She lived a good life.”