Turn 180 degrees for Prince George and Princess Charlotte to attend Elizabeth II’s state funeral

A sad day for the UK and the whole world. On September 8, all alarms went off about a deterioration in Isabel II’s health condition. Buckingham Palace issued an unusual statement, as it usually maintains hermetic discretion in cases like this, explaining that the monarch had canceled a meeting with her Council. Later, it was possible to watch live BBC reporters appearing in rigorous mourning, further raising suspicions that Elizabeth II had passed away.

The closest members of the British Royal Family soon moved to Balmoral Castle, where Elizabeth II was and where she died. Coincidentally, Prince Harry was touring Europe with Meghan Markle and was able to arrive at the aforementioned enclave as soon as possible that day, although he was unable to say goodbye to his grandmother. In the days that followed, the protocol was ‘London Bridge has fallen continued to continue the tribute acts in honor of the late Queen, who made history by being more than seventy-year reign.

This Monday will undoubtedly be a historic day as the state funeral is held in his name. Religious rite that will last from early morning until late afternoon and will be attended by a total of 2,000 guests. Some of the latest information about this ceremony has to do with the eldest children of the current Dukes of Cornwall, Prince William and Kate Middleton. Prince George and Princess Charlotte, as People magazine points out, will go behind their great-grandmother’s coffin during the funeral procession. Both siblings follow just after their parents, and before their uncle, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. On the other hand, Prince Louis, 4, has been exempted from this procession, probably because he was deemed too young to join the rest of the family at Monday’s funeral. The aforementioned media stresses that George and Charlotte are not included in the order of the funeral for later today, which will take place at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle.

I could remember this scene where they lived William and Harry at Princess Diana’s funeral, in 1997. At that time, the princes had to go behind Lady Di’s coffin after an unexpected death that shocked the whole world and is still in flux today. The current Prince of Wales candidly revealed that the ceremonial procession of Queen Elizabeth’s casket from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall last week reminded him of the same ritual following his mother’s death. “He said how difficult it was yesterday and how it reminded her of her mother’s death funeral,” said grieving Jane Wells, The Telegraph reported. “Catherine said it’s been a very difficult time for all of them, for the whole family,” he said.

Last Sunday afternoon they were spotted in Westminster, where the… lifeless body of Elizabeth II King Felipe and Queen Letizia came to say goodbye to the monarch for the last time in a burning chapel that caused queues until 2 pm. So did Don Juan Carlos and Doña Sofia. A joint return that also captured all eyes, as several years have passed since the Emeritus Kings did not attend an official act together because King Felipe VI’s father had moved to Abu Dhabi.

A reception to which the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were initially invited but were ultimately unable to attend, as it was a communication error to accidentally send them an invitation, as they are not considered active members of The Firm. Yes, they will be present with the rest of the family at the final farewell to a Queen who changed everything and who will always be remembered for her sense of duty, the one she kept until two days before she died when she received the new Prime Minister, Liz Truss at Balmoral Castle.