Grieving Queen follows beloved husband Prince Philip's coffin at his funeral

Ahead of Prince Philip's funeral, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle stepped in to peacemaker for their husbands Prince William and Prince Harry.The brothers, who reportedly reunited with Prince Charles following the service, hadn't been seen publicly since 2020 and all eyes were on them as they came together once again. Now it has emerged that Kate and Meghan, both 39, wanted the brothers to make peace before their final goodbye to their grandad.

Prince Philip painstaking oversaw every detail of his own funeral. And it has now emerged that this included the addition of a hidden photographer tucked inside a fake pillar of the steps of St.

The Queen will turn 95 on Wednesday 21 April, but there will be no gun salute to mark the occasion.This is the second consecutive year where the traditional 41-gun and 21-gun salutes in Hyde Park and the Tower of London will not take place. Why will the gun salute not take place on the Queen’s birthday? The gun salute was cancelled last year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic with the Queen requesting that no “special measures” were taken, and they will not go ahead this year for that same reason.The Queen is also believed to be reluctant to celebrate her birthday this year too, following the recent passing of her husband Prince Philip.

All eyes were on Prince William and Prince Harry at their grandfather Prince Philip‘s funeral due to rumors of so much tension after the bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview.

The Queen is breaking a centuries-old royal tradition as she mourns her husband Prince Philip.Unlike other current family members and royals before her, Her Majesty will not be using black-edged stationery during her official mourning period.It has been confirmed instead that the 94-year-old monarch will use personalised stationery featuring her crest in black instead of the usual red, People reports.This modern nod may be in honour of the Duke of Edinburgh's famously "no-fuss" attitude to his death.His funeral on Saturday, April 17 was decidedly low-key by royal standards, with his coffin placed on the back of a Land Rover and the ceremony at Windsor Castle featuring no eulogy.The Times reports that Prince Charles and Camilla's Clarence

Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate her 95th birthday tomorrow, on Wednesday April 21.This will mark the first birthday she will spend without her husband in seven decades.Prince Philip passed away “peacefully” on April 9 aged 99, and his funeral took place in St George’s Chapel in Windsor on April 17.Due to the coronavirus restrictions, only 30 people were allowed at the service, and the Queen had to sit on her own.The Duke of Edinburgh was the longest serving consort in British history, and he had been married to the Queen for 73 years.The Queen and the rest of the Royal Family will still be in an official two-week period of mourning for her late husband.Due to Covid-19 restrictions, it is believed Her Majesty will enjoy a “quiet lunch”

US TV presenter Gayle King has been at the centre of a sexism row after she questioned why Princess Anne took part in the procession at Prince Philip’s funeral.The poignant procession featured all the Duke of Edinburgh’s children and some of his grandchildren walking behind his coffin on a Land Rover as it took a lap around the grounds of Windsor. But among the royals taking part, Princess Anne – the Queen and Prince Philip’s second child and only daughter – was the only woman.

The Queen has heartbreakingly suffered a second loss in as many weeks as her close friend Sir Michael Oswald died on the day of her husband Prince Philip's funeral. Sir Michael — who was the former manager of the Royal studs — advised the 94 year old and the Queen Mother, who died in 2002, on their interests in racing.

The Royal Family united to pay a fond and emotional farewell to Prince Philip, who was laid to rest at Windsor Castle's St George's Chapel on Saturday 17 April. Among the 30 guests in attendance was Lady Louise Windsor, 17, the daughter of Prince Edward and Sophie Countess of Wessex.

Sir Tom Jones has revealed that Prince Philip had apologised for a comment he once made to the Delilah hitmaker.The encounter occurred after the Duke of Edinburgh had been quoted as saying that the legendary singer sounded like he “gargled with pebbles”.The Voice UK judge has spoken candidly about the royal and said that, many years later, the Duke approached him at Buckingham Palace during an event in a bid to clear the air.Tom admitted it was a moment that he and his late wife Linda Trenchard thought was "wonderful".Meeting at the Palace before an event for a wildlife foundation, Philip is claimed to have approached Tom to "explain himself".Speaking on SiriusXM’s This Is Happening with Mark Zito and Ryan Sampson, Tom said: "[Philip] said,

While Prince Philip's funeral was a heartfelt tribute to The Duke of Edinburgh's illustrious 99-year royal life, all eyes were considerably on one Prince Harry; sans Meghan Markle, who was advised by her physician to not travel due to her pregnancy, and his reunion with the royal family, especially with elder brother Prince William. Royal expert Katie Nicholl tells Entertainment Tonight that it was Kate Middleton who served as a "peacemaker" between the siblings during the funeral service."They were very tense as they walked into that [St.

Prince Philip's death will continue to have an effect on the royal family as Queen Elizabeth II's upcoming 95th birthday will reportedly not be celebrated as usual. The monarch is set to celebrate the milestone on April 21, but her special day will not include traditional fare.

Queen Elizabeth II is doing things her own way. The monarch is currently in mourning following the death of her husband, Prince Philip at the age of 99.

Prince Philip over the weekend, one small detail seemed to stand out for observers — Queen Elizabeth's handwritten letter, which she placed atop her late husband's casket.

These two brothers have been through too much in life to not still care about each other — even with everything going on around them.

There is a special meaning behind the brooch that Queen Elizabeth wore to her late husband Prince Philip‘s funeral over the weekend.

Kate knows best! Prince William and Prince Harry looked to Duchess Kate to help mediate their reunion at Prince Philip’s funeral on Saturday, April 17.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, has found her own way to honour her father-in-law’s legacy.

Prince Philip’s funeral was a sad event, but fans were happy to see the royal family reunite with Prince Harry. Royal watchers specially rejoiced when Prince William and Prince Harry walked together after the funeral of Prince Philip.

Queen Elizabeth's 95th birthday this week will be a subdued occasion following the death of her husband of 73 years, Prince Philip. The monarch's milestone birthday won't be celebrated as usual — while the Queen and other family members often mark their birthdays by sharing new portraits with the public, there will not be a photo released this year according to Mirror UK.

Gyles Brandreth has said that the likes of Prince Harry and other 'younger' roles should follow Prince Philip's example.