Funeral of Elizabeth II: the indiscretions of a guest on Harry’s attitude with Meghan – TELES RELAY

This Monday, September 19, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended the funeral of Elizabeth II. At Westminster, as often, the Sussexes supported and supported each other. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended the funeral of Elizabeth II During the ceremony, the Sussexes supported each other The couple appeared united in pain Time stood still. This Monday, September 19, eleven days after the death of Elizabeth II, all eyes were riveted on Westminster Abbey where the funeral of the monarch took place. In the assembly? Most heads of state around the world, European crowned heads but also, of course, members of the British Crown. Behind King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla Parker Bowles, the three other children of Elizabeth II and their own descendants were united in pain. Although they left the ranks of the British royal family two years ago, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were obviously present to pay their last respects to Elizabeth II. Very moved – we saw them with tears in their eyes – and serious, the Sussexes were analysed. In an interview with People after the moving ceremony, Pranav Bhanot shared some of the moments shared between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during the State funeral in Westminster Abbey. “We saw the comfort that Harry gave to Meghan during times when they walked together and then had to go in different directions,” described Pranav Bhanot. I noticed how supportive Harry was of Meghan. When they parted after the ceremony, he shook her hand firmly. I felt he wanted to make sure she felt comfortable.” Like the Duke of Sussex, Meghan Markle offered Prince Harry “silent support” during Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, according to body language expert.Harry and Meghan: Why they cut back on tender gestures “The best word to describe Meghan’s body language at the funeral was ‘low key,'” Judi James told Page Six. She seemed to offer silent support to her husband again, sitting and walking close to him with a look of dignity tinged with sadness.” Much criticized for taking hands when the protocol prohibits it, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry decided, for the funeral, to “minimize” tender gestures even though they were seen touching hands as they left the service. “Walking alongside, but a great distance from his brother Prince William, Prince Harry had my eyebrows furrowed and his rapid blink suggested the onset of tears,” noted Judi James, who saw Prince Harry’s emotion as he said goodbye to his beloved grandmother. Meghan Markle was also overwhelmed with emotion as the Duchess of Sussex was pictured wiping away tears as Elizabeth II’s coffin was transferred to a hearse at Wellington Arch. to Her Majesty after the announcement of her death. “Grandma, as this latest parting brings us great sadness, I am eternally grateful for all of our encounters – from my earliest childhood memories with you (…) to the first moment you met my beloved wife and you hugged your beloved great-grandchildren,” they wrote. “I cherish those times shared with you, and the many other special moments between us. “© Agency 2/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
In the assembly? Most heads of state around the world, European crowned heads but also, of course, members of the British Crown © Mirrorpix 3/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
Behind King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla Parker Bowles, the three other children of Elizabeth II and their own descendants were united in pain © Agency 4/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
Although they left the ranks of the British royal family two years ago, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were obviously present to pay their last respects to Elizabeth II © Agency 5/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
Very moved – we saw them with tears in their eyes – and serious, the Sussexes were analyzed © Agence 6/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
In an interview with People after the moving ceremony, Pranav Bhanot shared some of the moments the Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared at the state funeral in Westminster Abbey © Mirrorpix 7/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan markle
“We saw the comfort that Harry gave to Meghan during times when they walked together and then had to go in different directions,” described Pranav Bhanot. I noticed how supportive Harry was of Meghan.” © Photoshot 8/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
“When they parted after the ceremony, he shook her hand firmly. I felt he wanted to make sure she felt comfortable” © Agence 9/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan markle
Like the Duke of Sussex, Meghan Markle offered Prince Harry “silent support” during Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, according to a body language expert © Agence 10/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
“The best word to describe Meghan’s body language at the funeral was ‘low key’,” Judi James told Page Six © Agency 11/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
“She seemed to again offer silent support to her husband by sitting and walking close to him with a look of dignity tinged with sadness” © Agence 12/12 – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
Very criticized for having taken hands when the protocol prohibits it, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry decided, for the funeral, to “reduce to a minimum” during tender gestures even if they were seen touching hands as they were leaving the service