Jane Seymour, 71, emotionally details 'conversation I shared with Queen' after her death

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Jane Seymour, 71, lamented to her 263,000 followers that the world had lost a "great Sovereign", while TV reports described the Queen as the "most famous woman in the world".She then wrote a tribute capturing the poignant moment when she shook the hand of the woman so beloved by the nation.The vintage black and white photo featured the immaculately coiffured, diamond-covered Queen outstretching a hand while grinning broadly at the former Bond Girl."The World has lost a great woman and a great Sovereign," Jane exclaimed passionately in her post."Queen Elizabeth’s impact as a leader and a humanitarian has influenced so many generations around the world."Her selflessness and sense of public duty will never be mirrored."She added proudly: "I had the privilege of being presented to Queen Elizabeth on a number of occasions, but my proudest moment was receiving my OBE honour at the Palace and the conversation we shared at that time.Finally, she concluded: "I’m deeply and profoundly saddened by her loss."Jane, who is known for her starring role in Bond action movie Live and Let Die, had previously spoken of the importance of sharing grief with others.She told the Mail Online: "My mother always used to tell us that when something bad happens, your natural instinct will be to close off your heart."She then cautioned against it, saying that those who didn't "reach out" about loss would see the pain continue to go "round and round" within them.Therefore, it was within just minutes of the Queen's death that Jane wrote her emotional Instagram tribute to the woman who had made such a monumental mark on her career.More to follow.....