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Queen has stepped out wearing a face mask to pay respect to fallen soldiers at a tribute on Remembrance Sunday.Her Majesty attended a "deeply personal" service and bowed her head in silence at the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior inside Westminster Abbey.Wearing all black, a poppy, the Queen watched on as Afghan veteran Lt-Col Nana Kofi Twumasi-Ankrah of the Household Cavalry laid a recreation of her bridal bouquet on the grave on her behalf.Queen Elizabeth II was also pictured at the event wearing a face mask, marking the first time she has publicly been seen wearing one.Sources claim it was a personal decision of Her Majesty to wear the mask, believed to have been designed by dressmaker Angela Kelly.The 94-year-old requested the visit after

Meghan Markle was apparently super offended when Queen Elizabeth II tried giving her a Black equerry to “help” her “feel comfortable” as she entered into the royal family.

hereA larger memorial event which had been planned had to be cancelled because of the pandemic.The event was attended by just Dr David Hoyle, the Dean of Westminster, and the Queen’s Equerry, Major Nana Kofi Twumasi-Ankrah.After the service on Wednesday, the Dean of Westminster, said: "It was wonderful to see Her Majesty in such good spirits and good health."We talked about the centenary and the life of the Abbey. This is the place where she was married and she’s conscious of those associations."This is a moment where the Abbey does its job as the national place of worship.