Kate Middleton was very happy with a group of fans outside Windsor Palace as she revealed how one of her three children reacted to the loss of their great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II. The newly-created Princess of Wales said Prince Louis, 4, referred to his late great-grandfather Prince Philip when he spoke about the British monarch’s death, Roya Nikkhah reports. “[Louis said,] “At least grandma is with great-grandpa now,” Kate explained, according to Roya.
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pic.twitter.com/abQxfVAD6t — Roya Nikkhah (@RoyaNikkhah) September 10, 2022 The touching words were shared by Kate during her walk with Prince William to see all the tributes to the Queen that had been shared by well-wishers outside the Palace. The event was also significant as it marked the couple’s reunion with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. In a statement from Buckingham Palace, a royal family spokesman said William, who is now called the Prince of Wales, “has invited the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to join him and the Princess of Wales” for the walk. The invitation was shocking as relations between the families have been strained lately. After Harry and Meghan stepped down from royal duties and moved to the United States, interactions between the couple and the royal family were almost non-existent. The Sussexes were already visiting the UK for charity events when the Queen died but, as previously reported, there were no plans to visit with William and Kate. The reunion came just hours after William witnessed the Accession Ceremony, where his father, King Charles III, was officially declared sovereign. Two days after his mother’s death, the former prince ascended the throne in an elaborate centuries-old ceremony, which was held at St James’s Palace and broadcast live for the first time. Articles trending now
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Meanwhile, outside Buckingham Palace, crowds continued to gather to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II, who died at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. Her body will be flown from Balmoral to London, where she will lie in state at Westminster Abbey. Related link
