The couple were seen
interacting with many members of their family, including the Prince and Princess
of Wales, and their children, Prince George and Princess
Charlotte, who were the youngest guests to attend the funeral, which was held
at Westminster Abbey.
The couple’s sweet bond with
their young relatives, including their niece and nephew, was evident for all to
see during the poignant day.
In one heartwarming moment
outside the church, Charlotte was seen turning around to catch her aunt’s eye,
who in return smiled back at the seven-year-old.
Harry also exchanged a smile
with Charlotte at St George’s Chapel. The pair were sitting next to each other
at the committal service in Windsor.
The Queen’s state funeral was
watched by over four billion people around the world. Her Majesty’s coffin was
processed on a gun carriage to the Abbey, pulled by naval ratings (sailors)
using ropes.
The televised service, which
included a national two minutes’ silence, saw King Charles and senior members
of the royal family following behind the coffin before the service at Westminster
Abbey.
The Sussexes have been in
London since the Queen passed away on September 8, and have attended several
public events alongside their family during the ten-day mourning period.
