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Meghan Markle was seen brushing away tears Monday as Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin was carried out of Westminster Abbey to embark on its final journey to Windsor Castle.
The Duchess of Sussex, wearing a black dress featuring a cape, paired with a wide-brimmed hat, stood beside her husband’s family as the monarch’s coffin was placed onto a gun carriage at the conclusion of the royal funeral.
The former “Suits” star looked somber, with her made-up smoky eyes cast down, and used her gloved hand to wipe a tear running down her cheek.
During the funeral ceremony Monday morning, Meghan, 41, sat alongside Prince Harry in the second row behind King Charles III and other senior members of the royal family, while his estranged brother, William, and his wife and children sat in the front row on the opposite side of the aisle.
Meghan was seen joining in the singing of hymns during the solemn service, which was attended by 2,000 heads of states and foreign dignitaries, including President Biden, who sat with wife Jill 14 rows back.
On their way out of the abbey, the Sussexes appeared to hold hands and comfort each other.
Following an hour-long procession down the Mall lined with flags and tens of thousands of spectators, Meghan and Harry reunited at Wellington’s Arch to watch as the coffin was removed from the 123-year-old gun carriage and loaded into the state hearse to begin the final leg of its journey to St.
