“She would never have believed all this,” Prince William said of his grandmother, the Queen, about the endless queues waiting to pay their respects.
Prince William is amazed by the endless lines of people waiting to pay their respects to the Queen. On Saturday, the heir to the throne was joined by his father King Charles III, for a walkabout, greeting mourners queuing outside Westminster Hall.
He shared that it was “quite emotional” seeing the sheer number of people waiting to view the Queen’s coffin. “She would never have believed all this,” the Prince of Wales told wellwishers of his grandmother. “It seems to be uniting everyone and bringing everyone together,”William also added that he hoped people were making “friends for life” while waiting hours in line. He spent the time chatting, shaking hundreds of hands and was overheard constantly telling people he hoped that they weren’t too cold or tired.He said Queen Elizabeth would be shocked this many people were mourning her.The royal father and son unexpectedly greeted mourners just after noon delighting the crowd, some of whom broke down in tears. People rushed to the metal barriers, eager to share a few words with the King or heir or perhaps shake their hands. Williams also popped into the Lambeth HQ, where he spoke to two police officers, thanking them for their service before he left in the same car as his father.William shared a close relationship with his grandmother, the Queen.Tim Graham Photo Library via Get




