Princess Charlotte sobs during Queen Elizabeth's funeral

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• Queen Elizabeth II
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• Poignant moments at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, from emotional royals to funeral wreath
• In Charlotte, a City Mourns Its Officers, and Asks What Went Wrong
• Prince George, Princess Charlotte share sweet moment at Queen Elizabeth’s funeral
• Dozens of officers shot in line of duty
• King Charles III leaves note atop queen's funeral wreath: 'In loving and devoted memory'

In a special vigil on Saturday night, Prince William and Prince Harry stood at the head and foot of the Queen's coffin with all eight of the monarch's grandchildren. Prince William and Prince Harry walked together in the procession of the Queen's funeral, while the three eldest grandchildren of the Queen - Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward - walked behind King Charles. Meghan Markle was later seen very emotional and crying outside of Westminster Abbey following the funeral ceremony. Two of the Prince and Princess of Wales' children, Prince George, nine, and Princess Charlotte, seven, arrived for the funeral, accompanied by the princess and Camilla, Queen Consort. It wouldn't be a day honoring the queen without the presence of her beloved corgis, Muick and Sandy.

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Prince George and Princess Charlotte took part in the royal family procession behind the Queen's coffin as the family made their way down the aisle of Westminster Abbey for the state funeral. They were spotted arriving in a car alongside their mother Kate Middleton and Camilla, Queen Consort. George and Charlotte were solemn and impeccably behaved during the funeral, with the princess wearing a black dress and a diamond brooch in the shape of a horseshoe. The only daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales is said to share the Queen’s love of horses, and the brooch was reportedly a gift from her late great-grandmother.

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The publication noted that Charlotte was seen exiting Westminster Abbey, where the Queen's funeral took place, on Monday. She appeared to wipe tears away from her eyes while surrounded by other family members including her mother, Kate Middleton, and older brother, Prince George. ET did note that Charlotte appeared to be in better spirits after this moment. But, it's clear that this was a hard day for many members of the royal family. Following the memorial service, the late monarch’s coffin was marched to Wellington Arch by members of the royal family including King Charles III, Prince William, Prince Harry, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward and Princess Anne.

Poignant moments at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, from emotional royals to funeral wreath

Charlotte, 7, and George, 9, were originally going to walk behind their parents and in front of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, but when their father arrived from a procession on foot, the plan changed. Future king George, who is second in line to the throne, and his sister instead walked in between the new Prince and Princess of Wales, in a row of four behind the queen's children. A picture of Princess Charlotte taken after the Queen's funeral service held at Westminster Abbey on Monday went viral after many speculated that the seven-year-old had burst into tears following the service. As the young royals followed their great grandmother's coffin, flanked by their parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, Charlotte held her hands clasped in front of her while George had his arms by his side. Royal fans have been left devastated after Princess Charlotte was seen crying at her beloved great grandmother's state funeral. Kate, Princess of Wales, was pictured comforting her young daughter as she burst into tears outside Westminster Abbey following a moving ceremony for the Queen.

However, his mother did open up to one royal well-wisher about the youngster's heartbreaking reaction to the news that his great-grandmother had passed away. The children reportedly knew the late Queen as 'Gan Gan' and they were the youngest people following the coffin into Westminster Abbey for a service that was attended by around 2,000 mourners. The young royal walked behind the Queen's coffin with her brother, Prince George, who is now second in line to the throne, earlier today. "So sad to see Charlotte burst into tears and George looking clearly distressed," wrote a fourth. Princess Charlotte was seen bursting into tears as she said goodbye to her great-grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, today (19 September). During King Charles' first televised address to the nation as the new monarch, which saw him refer to the 'deep sense of gratitude' he had for his mother, he also spoke fondly of his royal family members.

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Her funeral did not take place until 11 days later, though, as there was a period of mourning in the United Kingdom first. Charlotte and her brothers had actually just started a new year of school just on day prior to The Queen’s death. Princess Charlotte has drawn attention from royal fans over the years due to her striking resemblance to her late great-grandmother, who died on Sept. 8, at the same age. Meanwhile, Charlotte’s youngest sibling, Prince Louis, 4, wasn’t present at the funeral. Ahead of the monumental event, Kate opened up about her child’s response to his great-grandmother’s passing.

Prince George, meanwhile, is said to becoming increasingly aware of the important role his great-grandmother, who was the UK's longest reigning monarch, had. As reported by the Mirror, Prince William said his three children got to spend a lot of special time with the Queen and 'create memories that will last their whole lives'. Princess Charlotte and Prince George were accompanied on either side by their parents, who walked behind the new King Charles III and the Queen Consort, Camilla. At the time, he and Middleton had both been speaking to those who gathered outside Sandringham House to honour the Queen. Receptionist Jane Wells from Long Sutton in Lincolnshire said she told Prince William how proud his mother would have been of him.

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"But it is a scary number, and I do worry that 2024 will result in a much higher number than what we had in 2023." In May 2021, he was arrested on several charges, including possession of marijuana paraphernalia, manufacturing marijuana and eluding arrest in a motor vehicle, according to the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office website. Hughes was convicted of fleeing and possession of a firearm by a felon in October 2012 and served 11 months in prison, according to the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction. Curious to see if the gunfire was a robbery at the corner store, Reign said she hopped in her car to drive down the street when she saw police cars careening into the neighborhood. Rissa Reign, 27, was spring cleaning her house with her girlfriend, the door open to let dust and negative energy out, when she heard gunfire.

"We remember them, we honor their service, we send our deepest condolences to their families and friends, and we pray for healing for all affected by this tragic incident." Marshals Task Force attempted to serve a warrant for firearm possession by a convicted felon. During a Monday evening press briefing, authorities said the recipient of the warrant was the one who initially opened fire. That suspect, who was later identified as 39-year-old Terry Clark Hughes, Jr., was killed in the shootout, police said.

Prince Harry was spotted looking emotional at the state funeral service for his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. On Monday afternoon, a deputy greeted Ms. Poloche at her home, bearing the news that her husband, a slightly reserved man who loved his two sons, had been shot while serving a warrant in Charlotte. “Just a few weeks ago I’m shaking his hand congratulating him for being officer of the month in our command center. Contributions may also be donated to the families of the four officers killed, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department said Tuesday. "Contributions will be directed either to the family or as specified," the department said on X, formerly Twitter. Marshals Task Force officer were injured and are still recovering from their wounds.

The task force that was serving the warrant on Monday had received training in a variety of matters over the years, according to Ronald L. Davis, the director of the U.S. Records from the North Carolina Department of Public Safety show that he spent time in prison in 2011 and 2013. Since 2001, he had been criminally charged more than four dozen times, on counts including breaking and entering, assault and possessing firearms as a felon, records show. In addition to Officer Poloche, 42, the victims were identified as Alden Elliott, a 14-year veteran with the State Department of Adult Correction and the father of one child; Thomas Weeks, 48, a deputy with the U.S. Marshals Service and the father of four children; and Joshua Eyer, an officer with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department who had been honored last week as an officer of the month by the city.

The Queen's long journey to her final resting place - and to be reunited with the Duke of Edinburgh - began in Balmoral on the day of her death and will end with her interment at the castle's St George's Chapel this evening. Royal Family members attended the Queen's state funeral on Monday, bidding farewell to their mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. The royal siblings, great grandchildren of the Queen, were among 2,000 guests at her state funeral, joining their parents, world leaders and national figures from UK.

She and Prince Harry were later seen heartwarmingly holding hands as they departed the service. Prince Edward and Sophie, the Countess of Wessex, who sat up at the front of the service, were feeling moved early on in the ceremony. "He’s done a lot for young people with the Prince’s Trust," referring to Charles’ youth charity that helps young people get jobs and education. He said his father served in the British Army’s Pakistan regiment, and both his uncles also served in the British Army. The group later joined with the choir of the Chapel Royal for a rendition of "Like As the Heart." The funeral's attendees sang "The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended."

Charlotte was spotted correcting both her brothers’ deportment during the Trooping the Colour procession. George, Charlotte and Louis were brought to many events celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in June, delighting royal fans. The queen's dogs and her horse were brought as their owner was taken into the same church, St. George's Chapel, where her husband was buried in April 2021.

The sight of that note immediately evoked memories of the note that sat on Princess Diana’s casket during her funeral procession to Westminster Abbey in 1997. The king's eldest son and his family – Prince William; Catherine, Princess of Wales; Prince George and Princess Charlotte – arrived as a united front to Westminster Abbey with their heads bowed. The two got back into a car with their mother and Camilla, Queen Consort as they rode behind the Queen's coffin. Charlotte donned a long coat and a hat with a bow for the first time, which served as a touching gesture to the Queen. George and Charlotte also joined their parents on a visit to Cardiff, Wales, as part of the Jubilee celebrations.

Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles stood at the pulpit of Little Rock A.M.E. Zion Church addressing a room of about 50 gathered for a prayer vigil the day after four law enforcement officers, including three on a U.S. Marshals Task Force, were killed and four other officers were injured in a shootout at a suburban home in east Charlotte. The suspect who fired at officers was fatally shot on the lawn of the house, while two other people inside the home were later taken in for questioning. Armed with a "high-powered rifle," Hughes fired upon the approaching task force officers, striking several of them, police said.