Camilla Parker-Bowles broke her toe about two weeks ago, the Daily Telegraph reported. An injury that did not require hospitalization but caused great pain to the queen consort. And it doesn’t get any better, because with the death of Elizabeth II and the new responsibilities she is taking on, her schedule is on the rise. After England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, the royal couple traveled to Wales before returning to London for a princely vigil at the Palace of Westminster, which will be attended by King Charles.
Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward will also be around their mother’s coffin, which has been on public display since Wednesday night. For the occasion, Andrew, although he no longer had military titles, was authorized to wear the uniform. The king has asked that his eight grandchildren also attend. Her son Prince Harry was also allowed to wear military uniforms. Undoubtedly a relief for Meghan Markle’s husband, who had taken part in the procession in civilian dress.
In London, the public can demonstrate until Monday morning in front of his coffin, draped with the royal standard and adorned with the imperial crown. Then ends the last journey of Elizabeth II. His coffin, accompanied by the royal family but also by public health care workers, will be taken to a state funeral, the first since the death of Winston Churchill in 1965, before 2,000 guests, heads of state, in the brought to Westminster Abbey. World elite, anonymous people who have been awarded for their social commitment. After a final procession, Elizabeth II will be memorialized alongside her father, George VI, in St George’s Chapel at her beloved Windsor Castle on Monday. and her husband Philip are buried.