A picture showing him sitting alone in the plinth of St. George’s Chapel, bowed under a large black hat, has become iconic for his farewell.

The Telegraph reporter wrote, “It must have been heartbreaking for a TV viewer to see him sitting there alone, with no one beside him to rest his hand even a little bit to rest.” Shift.

British newspapers are also showing that moment. You are not alone, ma’am, titled Sunday Express. The Sunday Mirror talks about ‘lonely goodbye’, the lonely goodbye.

The Daily Star noted that Rani is ‘truly alone for the first time in 73 years’ and is in the headlines with Bless Har. The Mail on Sunday and The Sunday Mirror also describe how the Queen will need the support of her loved ones more than ever at the most difficult moment of her life.

She stood alone, the queen alone, a masked figure, completely black, with her head tilted under her hat. In this wonderful sunshine, but most important Saturday afternoon, she was not only the princess of her palace, seen on television all over the world, but a woman who said goodbye to her beloved, ”writes The Times.

Princess William and Harry “behaved like brothers,” as The Sun wrote on Sunday, a ray of hope. This gives “hope of harmony”, which should also be good for the queen.

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American newspapers are also eyeing the ‘Queen’ alone. Washington Post headlines “Picture of Queen Elizabeth II seated alone at Philip’s funeral, breaks hearts around the world.”