AN EMOTIONAL Queen Elizabeth II wiped tears watching scenes at the service this morning, as Britain remembered the country’s fallen war heroes.
Queen Elizabeth II wiped away a tear during an emotional Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph this morning. Her Majesty watched on as Prince Charles lead the country in remembering the fallen at this morning’s Remembrance Sunday ceremony. She paid her respect to those who have fallen in line of duty in observing the two minutes of silence, held when the Big Ben chimed at 11am///CRIMSON TAZVINZWA////
Camilla, 71, was shown a photo of the sleeping newborn, Hello! reported, during a visit to Saint Thomas Church in Leipzig — one of the many spots she and Prince Charles are visiting during their three-day trip to the country, which began on Tuesday.
She and Charles will continue traveling Germany through Thursday with a stop scheduled in Munich. The pair already met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday, while visiting Berlin.
While in Berlin, Camilla and Charles gushed about the birth of their grandson (and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s first child).
“We couldn’t be more delighted at the news, and we’re looking forward to meeting the baby when we return,” Charles said, Tuesday.
The rest of the royal family have all sent their love, too.
Queen Elizabeth, great-grandmother to the newborn, added her welcome to the newest member of the family in a statement from Buckingham Palace on Monday, adding that she was “delighted with the news.”
William said he was “absolutely thrilled” for his brother and sister-in-law, adding he was “looking forward to seeing them in the next few days when things have quieted down.”
“I’m very pleased and glad to welcome my brother to the sleep deprivation society that is parenting!” he joked.
Kate reflected on what it’s like to be a new parent. “It’s really exciting for both of them,” she told reporters on Tuesday. “These next few weeks, it’s always very daunting first time around so wish them all the best.”
“It’s such a special time – with Louis and Charlotte just having had their birthdays. It’s such a great time of the year to have a baby. Spring’s in the air, so it’s really great,” she said. “As William said, look forward to meeting him and finding out what his name’s going to be.”
Megan and Harry introduced their first child Wednesday at St. George’s Hall in Windsor Castle (where they had their royal wedding reception!), just two days after welcoming the new addition to royal family.
Wearing a white sleeveless dress, Meghan was glowing as she stood behind Harry, who held their newborn son in his arms.
Cuba’s rolling museum of vintage U.S. cars may be world-renowned, but it was the island’s collection of British vehicles, from Jaguars to MGs, that were on display on Tuesday for Prince Charles and his wife Camilla during their historic trip to Havana.
Prince of Wales drives Duchess of Cornwall in a black MG TD from 1953 to classic car rally in Havana
They arrived at event along with members of the British Classic Motorbike Enthusiasts Representative
Royal couple later met members of the Buena Vista Social Club at a famous Havana recording studio
Charles and Camilla’s visit has already been hailed as a boost to Britain’s post-Brexit ambitions
Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall arrive at a British Classic Car event in Havana today during their tour of Cuba
The rally in Havana today features other lovingly restored vehicles from the golden age of British sports cars
+20 The Prince of Wales holds a cigar as he attends the British classic car event at John Lennon Square in Havana today
+20 Charles, the owner of an Aston Martin DB5 Volante convertible, had a practice run in the MG before his journey today
+20 Cuba is well known for its classic cars which are still in use today due to the draconian communist regime
+20 The Prince of Wales embraced Cuba’s love of vintage motoring as he met people at the event in Havana today
