Prince Harry tells mourners ‘it’s lonely without her’ as he remembers beloved Queen

The Queen at Buckingham Palace that he almost started speaking in French and forgot the name of one of his Arsenal team-mates.The iconic former Premier League striker was invited alongside Arsenal players and staff to meet Her Majesty for tea after she was unable to open their newly-constructed Emirates Stadium the previous year.With CBS Sports presenter Kate Abdo paying her respects this week, she opened up the floor for Henry to share his treasured memories of that during their Champions League coverage.READ MORE: Bayern Munich fans protest Queen's death impacting football with Champions League bannerHenry said: "First and foremost, I'm not on social media as you guys know so I haven't had the opportunity to do it, my condolences to the entire Royal Family."I had the opportunity to meet the Queen and I was nervous, as hell."I remember thinking 'I am about to play a game' or something."When you are at Buckingham Palace and you are meeting the Queen - I looked at Julio Baptista and forgot his name! I was like 'who is that?'."It was my duty to introduce everybody (as captain). When you are nervous you want to go back into your own language? I don't think that if I had spoken French it would have worked."Henry went on to explain what the passing of the Queen means to him on a personal level, having spent more than a decade of his life living in London.He added: "It is very difficult to talk about her in the past tense." Concluding: "I am French, I am proud to be French...

The Queen’s granddaughter Zara Tindall doesn’t hold a royal title, unlike her cousins Princes William and Harry and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie. Zara, 41, and her brother Peter Philips are Queen Elizabeth II’s eldest grandchildren, however they don’t hold a HRH status, nor do they participate in royal duties.

King Charles will not have to pay tax on his inheritance from his late mother The Queen - although the new monarch has voluntarily agreed to continue following in his mother’s footsteps and paying income tax on his growing fortune. Unlike members of the public that have to navigate the murky world of inheritance tax when a loved one dies with an estate valued more than the £325,000 threshold, the King is exempt thanks to a clause agreed in 1993 by then Prime Minister John Major.The little known clause scrapped the 40% levy when inheriting sums over £325,000, but only when the inheritance was being passed from “sovereign to sovereign”.

Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to weigh in on whether or not Prince Harry should be allowed to wear his military uniform to the Queen's funeral, which is being held next Monday.The former Life Stories host, 57, is a usually a fierce critic of Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, but in a turn of events, the TV personality justified the Prince's right to wear his uniform.In view of his 7.9 million followers, Piers staunchly defended the Duke of Sussex's right to wear his uniform for his grandmother's funeral.The TV star wrote: "Harry should be allowed to wear his military uniform.

King Charles III has been defended by royal fans after a video surfaced in which he told his aides “I can’t bear this bl**dy thing” after a pen he was using seemed to leak. The King was at the royal residence of Hillsborough Castle in Co Down in Northern Ireland, when ink appeared to drip from the pen as he tried to sign a book. On Tuesday, the King visited Northern Ireland on the latest leg of his royal tour of the four nations following the death of his mother, the Queen.

Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle have strict fashion rules they have to follow for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. The late monarch will be laid to rest on Monday 19 September and King Charles III has confirmed it will be a bank holiday to give the nation a chance to grieve and their respects together. And in the days since the funeral date was confirmed, details about the State Funeral have been released and as per royal tradition, much of it is steeped in history.

Loose Women presenter Jane Moore has called Prince William's invitation to his younger sibling Prince Harry into question.

Prince Andrew as he walked with other senior royals behind his mother Queen Elizabeth II's coffin.

The Queen’s coffin arrived in London last night after making its final journey from Edinburgh and will be moved again later today. There were emotional scenes as as Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II embarked on her final journey after a night in St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh, where over 20,000 people came to pay their respects Following her death on 8 September, and as per tradition, the late monarch’s coffin is now to make its way to Westminster Hall for lying in state where members of the public will be able to pay their respects to the Queen.

The Queen knew she wasn't going to come back from Balmoral and wanted to pass away at the Scottish residence, a royal expert has claimed. Katie Nicholl, Vanity Fair's royal correspondent, believes the monarch wanted to spend her final days at Aberdeenshire estate, as opposed to Buckingham Palace or Windsor Castle.

Prince William and Prince Harry will walk with King Charles III as the Queen's coffin leaves Buckingham Palace on its move to Westminster.The Queen will lie in state until Monday to allow hundreds of well wishers to pay their respects to the recently departed monarch.Prayers and a small service for the family took place yesterday shortly after the coffin arrived at Buckingham Palace last night, with the Queen staying in the Bow Room, watched over by former chaplains.READ MORE: Meghan Markle had 'no idea' that her kids would end up with new Royal titlesThe Queen's coffin will move later today and is expected to see King Charles alongside his sons the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Sussex.The royal trio will walk behind the car containing the Queen's coffin in a similar fashion to that of Princess Diana's funeral, where the at the time Prince of Wales was joined by his two sons, as well as Prince Philip. Princess Anne's son Peter Phillips and her husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence will also walk in the procession along with the Duke of Gloucester and the Earl of Snowden.Other attending royals like Meghan Markle, Princess of Wales Kate Middleton and Queen Consort Camilla Parker Bowles, will travel by car.A procession carrying the Queen's coffin will leave Buckingham Palace at 2:22pm.King Charles and senior royals travelling the route of Buckingham Palace to Westminster will be accompanied by senior staff from both the Queen and King's households.The procession is to be carried out in silence, while guards of honour from all three services are formed along the route.

Prince Harry penned a memoir which was set to be released this year, and cover the many unique situations he's faced as the youngest son of King Charles III, who recently ascended the throne after Queen Elizabeth II died Thursday following 70 years of service. The Duke of Sussex announced in 2021 that he signed a deal with Penguin Random House to publish a book which would cover a "firsthand account" of his life "that's accurate and wholly truthful." Initially, his tome was tentatively scheduled for a global release in late 2022 as part of a reported four-part book deal with the publishing giant.

Prince William's close friend, the Marquess of Cholmondeley, will no longer be carrying out his royal-related duties following the Queen's death.The Marquess, whose name is David Rocksavage, acted as the Lord Great Chamberlain during Elizabeth II's reign and was required to walk backwards facing the monarch at the State Opening of Parliament this year.However, since the ascension of King Charles III, the duty has been passed to Rupert Carrington, known as the 7th Lord Carrington, as the ceremonial role changes to a different aristocratic family when a new reign begins.READ MORE: William and Kate lack ‘affection’ that Meghan and Harry display, says expertRupert began his first duties on Monday (September 12), greeting the King and Queen Consort Camilla at Westminster Hall.He is also expected to have a starring role in King Charles III's Coronation, thought to take place next year, with his duties including dressing the monarch on the day, as well as serving them water before and after the banquet.As part of his role, he will wear a scarlet court uniform and bear a gold key and white stave as part of the insignia.Friends of David Rocksavage have said that the filmmaker isn't too upset about relinquishing his role, telling the Daily Mail: "David always knew he would not have the job for life.

King Charles III is not the father of Prince Harry have been rubbished, after photos showing the likeness of the latter to his late grandfather, Prince Philip, have been circulated online. Rumours swirled that James Hewitt is in fact Harry's father, following the revelation that Princess Diana had an affair with the former cavalry officer between 1986 and 1991.The five-year romance occurred while Diana was still married to the now-King, with Hewitt giving the princess riding lessons while he was a part of the Household Cavalry.READ MORE: Harry breaks silence on Charles banning him wearing military uniform at Queen's funeralHewitt has denied the claims that he is the Duke's father.Photos, which have demonstrated the resemblance between Harry and the late Duke of Edinburgh, have prompted many people to agree.The snaps emerged when photographer Christopher Jackson shared a 1957 copy of the Paris Match Magazine, which had Philip on the cover in his naval uniform.Taking to social media, he said: "I was reminded today of this incredible vintage @parismatch_magazine from 1957 I acquired a few years ago.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were among the members of the royal family who were present at Buckingham Palace for the arrival of Queen Elizabeth‘s coffin.

King Charles III waited for Queen Elizabeth II's casket to arrive at Buckingham Palace with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle directly behind him on a staircase Tuesday evening in London. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived at the palace shortly before the queen's casket, and only after it made the journey from the RAF Northolt air station in Ruislip. Londoners lined the streets to get a chance to see the queen's casket before arriving at the palace.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were among the royal family members waiting at Buckingham Palace to receive Queen Elizabeth II‘s coffin on Tuesday, September 13.

Prince William and Prince Harry will walk together behind Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin as it’s taken from Buckingham Palace to Westminister Abbey on Wednesday, Sept. 14.

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