The Queen Consort, Princess
of Wales, Countess of Wessex and Duchess of Sussex put on a
united front outside Westminster Abbey today after the Queen’s State
Funeral.
Camilla, 73, appeared
emotional as she stood outside the abbey this afternoon following her late
mother-in-law’s service, where she was joined by her sister-in-law Sophie, who
was openly crying.
Meanwhile, Kate Middleton stood
shoulder-to-shoulder with Camilla, as well as her sister-in-law Meghan Markle,
who also appeared to be openly weeping and using her gloved hand to brush tears
away.
Relationships between the
group haven’t always been easy – but it appeared today they stood united while
watching the Queen’s coffin being moved onto a gun carriage, and driven away
from the Abbey.
It comes after the royal
family gathered for a highly emotional service today, packed with 2,000 VIPs
including prime ministers, presidents and the Royal Family, which was serene aside
from the sound of hymns and prayers in a funeral service Her Majesty had
curated herself before she died.
After the service, Camilla
lead the women outside the abbey, where they stood on the steps to watch the
coffin depart from the service.
The Duchess of Sussex stood a
little distance behind the Queen Consort and appeared highly emotional.
After the service Meghan stood
with other members of the Royal Family as they watched the Queen’s coffin being
taken away from Westminster Abbey on a gun carriage. At one moment, she
appeared to wipe away a tear.
