Prince Harry was stuffed with feelings as he wore a navy uniform for historic vigil on the Queen’s coffin along with his brother Prince William and different cousins on Saturday.
Heartfelt moments have been seen when all eight of Queen Elizabeth’s grandchildren gathered to honour the late monarch in a shifting vigil at Westminster Corridor.
The Duke of Sussex appeared in his navy uniform first time since he was stripped of his navy titles in 2021.
The Royal Household shared the heartwarming moments to Twitter quickly after the Queen’s grandchildren held a Vigil beside Her Majesty’s coffin at Westminster Corridor on Saturday.
Prince William, Prince Harry and their cousins — Peter Phillips, Zara Tindall, Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Woman Louise Windsor and James, Vicount Severn — gathered on Saturday to host a vigil honouring the late monarch forward of her upcoming state funeral on Monday.
William, The Prince of Wales, led the procession in, adopted by the Duke of Sussex, each dressed of their Blues and Royals uniforms.
Kate’s hubby stood on the head of the Queen’s coffin through the 15-minute vigil, flanked by Princess Anne’s two kids, Peter, 44, and Zara, 41.
Meghan’s husband Harry took his place on the foot of the coffin alongside Prince Andrew’s two daughters, Princess Beatrice, 34, and Princess Eugenie. 32. Their different cousins, Woman Louise, 18, and James, 14, stood on the center of the coffin.
