The United Kingdom and the entire world are mourning the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, the Queen died peacefully at the age of 96 on Thursday at her Scottish estate, Balmoral Castle, in Scotland.
Charles, her eldest son, is now King. He became the new monarch immediately and is now known as King Charles III. He said that his mother’s death was a moment of “greatest sadness for me and all members of my family.” Newly-appointed Prime Minister Liz Truss, who met the Queen just this Tuesday, said that she was “the rock upon which modern Britain was built.”
The outpouring of love and support for the Queen and the Royal Family has been tremendous around the globe. We have collected snapshots of how the world reacted to the passing of Elizabeth II, a testament to her enduring legacy, to share with you, Dear Readers. Public figures, world leaders, celebrities, Paddington, and ordinary people like us have expressed their sadness, as well as their admiration for the Queen. Tributes have been flooding in.
In an ever-changing world, the Queen was a constant. This truly is the end of an era.
Queen Elizabeth II reigned for over 70 years. Her life was one of duty and service. She will be dearly missed
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Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was born in 1926
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She became Queen in 1952, and was crowned a year later, in 1953
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Together with Prince Philip, they raised four children, and went on to have eight grandchildren, as well as twelve great-grandchildren
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The Queen had an enduring love for corgis, and had over 30 of them throughout her life
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Elizabeth II was the first British monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee. She marked 70 years of her reign in 2022
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Here are some of the most powerful tributes to Queen Elizabeth II that public officials, celebrities, and people from all over the world have shared
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He has worked very hard his whole adult life. His has been a life entirely given to attendances, speeches, being pleasant and interested at all times. Most of us could not have tolerated what his lifestyle has been up until now. From now on, his life will be even more public and busy.
He has also worked hard for many charities as well.
Load More Replies...He's not the most beloved royal, but really he doesn't deserve this c**p.
As much as I am not a fan of King Charles III, that remark is uncalled-for.
An uncle of mine actually was a personal guard of Prince Charles and also sometimes for Andrew. Andrew, he told me, was a real jerk and very rude, Charles on there other hand was very pleasant and friendly.
I have heard this. Isn't Andrew the one who slept with under aged girls and involved with Jeffery Epstein?
Load More Replies...These comments are a perfect example of people who use humor to cope, and people who will never understand using humor to cope.
But there is a difference between coping and making fun about someone who just lost a close relative, but that's only my opinion
Load More Replies...King Charles III said: “We mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished sovereign and a much-loved mother. I know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country, the realms and the Commonwealth, and by countless people around the world."
Charles III said that he and his family would be comforted and sustained by their knowledge of the “respect and deep affection in which the Queen was so widely held.” Together with his wife Camilla—now the Queen Consort—he will return to London on Friday, where the King will address the nation.
British writer Ariane Sherine shared her thoughts about the Queen's passing and what the current mood is like in the UK, with Bored Panda.
"It was a real shock. I think, even though she was 96, we all thought and hoped she'd go on forever because she was all we'd ever known. The mood is very somber, it's the end of an era as she's the only monarch to reign in our lifetimes," she said.
"Even my grandad was only two when she came to the throne, and he's 72. But it's nice she made the milestone of reigning for 70 years, which she reached a few months ago. Aside from a few naysayers, the British public held her in very high regard and will miss her greatly."
In writer Ariane's opinion, the Queen will be "a really hard act to follow."
"She did her duties so well and for so long, and remained completely impartial and dignified when it came to politics," she told Bored Panda.
Remember Pandas, let's not downvote each other's comments, as it gets people banned. If you disagree with someone, just say so (or ignore). Use downvotes for hate speech/spam only.
I have been banned twice for innocuous comments because someone downvoted. I think there is a problem with the policy, BP.
Load More Replies...Damn, my eyes are sweating... Seriously, though, the queen was someone I really admired, I was honestly gutted when I heard about her passing.
This is the first image that has done that for me. I think we're all going to be looking at the gap her passing has left.
Load More Replies...This one hit me. My dad say the news article on the BBC one minute after it was posted and was speechless.
Oh, god, this one hit me so hard... I have to admit, I watched The Crown and immediately was like "we need a corgi." Her love for animals was supremely evident.
This one cuts deep. The Queen was, quite possibly, one of the last symbols holding the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth together. Australia and New Zealand most likely will become republics. Scotland will vote leave and so, possibly, Wales and Northern Ireland...
People often forget that animals mourn as deeply as humans. I hope her furever babies find a comforting environment.
Also apparently, when Putin visited, the Home Secretary at the time was blind and his guide dog growled at Putin and the Queen said “Dogs have interesting instincts, don’t they?'" I love the anecdotes like this that show her humour, but in such a subtle and classy way.
Apparently there is a whole brooch language she used to communicate opinions she was not officially allowed to state
Load More Replies...She also wore a tiara of rubies, which are said to ward off evil and illness. She knew what she was doing.
I love that she showed up at that Manchester wedding. It makes me laugh every time I think about it. Like what an awesome woman. I'm American and cried to hear the world lost her.
My real mum died since March 1995, but I came across my mum's picture on Thursday afternoon at 1:40 pm and I wept like my mum just died. When I heard the sad news later in the evening it was crystal clear to me that Queen Elizabeth II was a mum indeed and to the entire world. 😢😢😢 Sleep on Queen!
She had a a great attitude and was in all ways very classy. I will miss her.
"I do wonder if in years to come we'll still have a royal family, but there's no doubt that she will go down in history as the very best of them and will be sadly missed by most of the people she reigned over," Ariane noted that Queen Elizabeth II's legacy will endure for a very long time.
"I think it's definitely a unifying moment of collective grief," she said that the UK is united in mourning the Queen. However, some Brits are very much against the royals.
"Some people are against the monarchy because of colonialism and Empire, others because they don't think people should be elevated above others and that the divide between rich and poor is unfair. My take is that, if we do have to have royals, they should act like the Queen. She was lovely, always so gracious and diplomatic, and her passing will leave a chasm in British life."
Since I still miss my dog, who died in 2019, every single effing day so much, this actually made me cry out loud. And kind of wanting to die as well. He was the only living creature ever who really loved me.
Can we please have Obama back? Pretty please? I know... term limits are good....
Michele and Obama are class acts and truly wonderful people.
Michelle always looks amazing. Stunning woman, with the intelligence and wit to match. Rare find these days.
Load More Replies...I'm interested to see if the "president" who succeeded Obama has made a statement on his "social media platform"! You know, the orange man who had the bloody audacity TO WALK IN FRONT OF OUR QUEEN! Because he was so stupid and ignorant of protocol and etiquette when meeting people FAR more important than him! Although I'm sure she must have forgiven him for it as according to him she had the best time of her life when she met him! Cos meeting HIM would definitely be one of the items on her bucket list 😕
This is a beautiful tribute. Regardless of how any individual personally feels about Royalty, I am terribly sad that Queen Elizabeth has passed away. I admire her stoic, witty,, unflappable and many other attributes as well. The photo of HRH all by herself at the Service for Prince Phillip made me cry. Her reign as Queen is all a majority of people have ever known. May she rest in Peace.
Exactly, and beautifully said. I'm not a monarchist, but it's impossible not to respect and be somewhat saddened that Queen Elizabeth has passed. She's been around so long that it honestly feels surreal. She's been the queen to my great grandparents, my grandparents, my parents, me, and my daughter. So many generations she has held that title. Above all, despite being the Queen.. she is also a human being, who is a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. Regardless of what people think, we should all show respect.
Load More Replies...Well, she was born in another era. She retained her upbringing, style and bearing.
Load More Replies...Perfect. (Marmalade sandwich in hand .... ) Edit: After looking at this for a minute .... darn onion ninjas!
United States President Joe Biden has been leading the international tributes to Queen Elizabeth II. He met her for the first time in 1982. Most recently, they met in 2021.
“She charmed us with her wit, moved us with her kindness, and generously shared with us her wisdom. She stood in solidarity with the United States during our darkest days after 9/11, when she poignantly reminded us that, 'Grief is the price we pay for love,’” he said.
Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron called Queen Elizabeth II “kind-hearted” and a friend of his country.
"Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II embodied the British nation's continuity and unity for over 70 years. I remember her as a friend of France, a kind-hearted queen who has left a lasting impression on her country and her century,” he said.
The video with sir Paddington was one of the last public expressions of her wonderful humour we got to see. Loved that one.
I loved this so much. Her pulling the marmalade sandwich out of her purse and that cheeky smile was so precious
Load More Replies...We finally found out what everyone has wanted to know. “ I wonder what she keeps in her purse?”
She was every inch a lady, she had class, she was dignified and she held herself to a standard that we seldom, if ever, see in public figures. Her Majesty was a true inspiration to people everywhere who stood above the myriads of hate and hurt. I shall miss her, I shall mourn her.
It's so much, and not enough in one sentence. What else can you do but express gratitude to the life she gave?
I live on the Isle of Man, this picture was taken yesterday over our Queens Pier <3 RIP Elizabeth :( 305962628_...87f212.jpg
Beautiful 🥲 This and the double rainbow and other rainbow sightings are really touching.
Load More Replies...People say god didn't save the queen. I think he did, he took her peacefully away to be with her beloved pets and husband. (and in my opinion, at a good time too, the Queen should not have to see her nation falling apart the way it currently is
The thing is, God couldn't save her forever, she was 96. My understanding of the phrase is it's asking God to save her (or him for a King) throughout their reign.
Load More Replies...There were rainbows all over the world. You can't tell me magic isn't real. She was saying goodbye. One last act of service, even in death. We didn't deserve her.
She adored him from the first moment they met. I truly believed she would not want to linger too long after his passing, but she gave us the gift of celebrating her Platinum Jubilee, and she was determined to anoint and appoint the new Prime Minister before she bid us adieu. And so she did, 2 days before reuniting with her one true love. What a woman, what a Monarch, what a Queen, in thought, word, deed, and service to a world who will forever revere her. Happy trails, Ma'am, forever in our hearts......💖💗💖.....
Crying in Chicago, US. I've loved her my entire life. I was raised by my very English grandmother, and it feels like losing her all over again.
It looks like an intentional recreation, don't u think?
Load More Replies...Actually, I'm from Myanmar, which was once under British colonialism. However, I love Her Majesty like my grandmother, and this one really makes me sad. It leaves something in my heart.
I am English by birth and family, Australian by raising...... but i think we can all agree, that whether you live in a country that is part of the Commonwealth or don't, whether you believe in the Mornarchy or not...... She was a charming, strong, tireless and amazing leader and woman. A part of all our lives to some degree. She lived a life of graceful service, and I believe she deserves endless respect 💖
God save the Queen. I'm an American & for the the life of me can't explain why I'm bawling like a baby. She just seemed like such a lovely lady.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that the Queen and “her wonderful humor” would be missed. He praised her as a “role model and inspiration for millions” and said that she helped repair the relations between the UK and Germany after the “horrors of World War II.”
Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada, opened up about how the monarch was “one of his favorite people in the world.” “She was a constant presence in our lives—and her service to Canadians will forever remain an important part of our country's history. I will miss her so."
I'm American, and I'm crying at the Queen's death. I'm 40, she was Queen for my entire life. She may not have been my monarch, but she had fans across the pond. <3
Yes, she had incredible fortitude and grace. The world has lost a great leader
Load More Replies...Ah that’s such a beautiful sentiment! Thank u cabbies we r grateful for u everyday and u r part of our Britain x
London cabbies take years to qualify as a driver. All those damn streets change names every three blocks or something more random.
Meanwhile, former US President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, noted that they were "struck by her warmth, the way she put people at ease, and how she brought her considerable humor and charm to moments of great pomp and circumstance."
George W. Bush said that the Queen “ably led England through dark moments” and shared that “having tea with Her Majesty—and her corgis—is among our fondest memories of the presidency.” Former President Bill Clinton said: “In sunshine or storm, she was a source of stability, serenity and strength. We will always be grateful for the kindness she showed us through the years.”
Love this. However, for those who might not know Philip's nickname for the Queen was actually 'Cabbage'. Lilibet was her childhood nickname, one fondly adopted by the Queen's grandparents and parents during her early childhood when she struggled to pronounce her name.
Always had a feeling when Phillip passed that she wasn't long for this world. I wouldn't want to be either without my husband. I'm happy they are together again.
I also had a feeling it wouldn't be long, I think many people did. it still came as such a shock to many though.
Load More Replies...This one really got to me for some reason. The truly loved one another.
I hope at the very least she knew how loved and respected she was around the world. For decades I hope we did our best to let her know.
But who is that she's walking with? It's not Philip or Charles,
Actually this is probably not her as this is Parc de Sceaux in France.
Load More Replies...When I think of how many world leaderships she outlived...I guess starting the job in your twenties is a good reason for that.
She's technically the worlds longest EVER reigning monarch, beaten only by one of the King Louis (can't remember which one right now) BUT said king Louis had a regent for many years, Elizabeth did not, so by technicality, she's the longest continuously reigning monarch.
Load More Replies...Just like Queen Victoria....Elizabeth was devoted to her duty as Queen.....
The Queen lived her life in service to the United Kingdom. Her’s was a life of duty. And though everyone knew that the day would come when they would have to say a final ‘farewell,’ what has transpired still hasn’t fully dawned on many people.
Queen Elizabeth II reigned for over 70 years, and has been the only British monarch that many of us have ever known. A world without her seems impossible. She was a constant in our universe. Now, Charles has become the ruling monarch.
Oh, gosh, now we have David Attenborough to worry about as well. I honestly haven't thought of that.
Wow, they got old together. Thats some nice friendship goal.
Please... don't take Sir David from us anytime soon, too. Our country cannot take it.
love him laughing in the background of the last one, I'm imagining HM is doing a little jig of sorts
Sir David told the Queen back in 1969 not to do that film about the Royals. It was only shown once.
I'm in Oklahoma of the USA and fighting back tears...no shame in relating to the pain of a passing. We all have been around it and will go through it ourselves at some point.
70 years and 214 days apparently, so very nearly 71. From 6th Feb 1952 - 8th Sept 2022.
Load More Replies...It's like she's planning the Paddington Bear thing
Load More Replies...Sorry to correct you but it was only 70 years reign. She became Queen in 1952 and was coronated in 1953.
She is happier and happier in each photo. Hopefully my post mortem pictures depict the same!
She was a very beautiful, striking woman in her own right....and she DID age well...
Born in London on April 21, 1926, Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor became heir to the throne in 1936 at 10 years old, after her uncle, Edward VII abdicated the throne. In 1947, she married Prince Philip, who became the Duke of Edinburgh. They stayed together through 74 years of marriage until his passing in 2021, at the age of 99.
The couple had 4 children together: the eldest, Charles, was born in 1948; Princess Anne arrived in 1950; Prince Andrew was born in 1960; Prince Edward—in 1964. The Queen had 8 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
I'll never look at Paddington Bear again without crying......and I will be watching his movies regularly...
Um... love all the sentiments, and don't downvote me, but she wasn't the Queen of England. She was the Queen of the United Kingdom. I personally spoke to some very upset people from Wales yesterday who were not happy at being excluded when the people of England were being offered sympathy, they said 'we're sad at the loss of our Queen too'!
For many worldwide, she is the only British monarch that we have known. I always liked her and it’s no wonder that she has remained popular, even in death. I have no doubt she is with our Lord and enjoying catching up with loved ones, both human and animal, who have gone before her! I may not have been subject to her authority as a native-born and bred American citizen, but I did, do, and always will admire her deeply. Rest In Peace, Your Majesty, and my heart goes out to all who knew and loved her. 💔
She’s always been here and now I feel quite lost. When HM was here I always felt like things could get better. I don’t feel that way anymore.
Elizabeth’s father, King George VI, passed away in 1952 while she was in Kenya together with Philip. She returned to London, now, as Queen. "It was all a very sudden kind of taking on and making the best job you can," she said. At the age of 27, she was crowned at Westminster Abbey on June 2, 1953. An estimated TV audience of over 20 million people tuned in for her coronation.
Throughout her reign, the Queen saw the coming and going of 15 prime ministers. From the legendary Winston Churchill to the newly appointed Liz Truss.
Like the other Twitter post said, "We had her far longer than we deserve her." She has completed her job, now let her go to Phillip, who is waiting for her.
God can and did save the Queen for eternity. Thanks be to God that she has no fear for her future because she is resting with Him!
You did. For a very long time. You did your job as did she, but it's time for her to finally rest and be with her husband.
What follows next has been clear for those in-the-know for, seemingly, forever. There is a secret plan, ‘London Bridge,’ for the days following the Queen’s death. Nearly every single step has been carefully planned out, steeped in tradition. The Guardian has extensively written about this in 2017.
“For a time, she will be gone without our knowing it. The information will travel like the compressional wave ahead of an earthquake, detectable only by special equipment. Governors general, ambassadors and prime ministers will learn first. Cupboards will be opened in search of black armbands, three-and-a-quarter inches wide, to be worn on the left arm,” The Guardian writes.
She never looked awkward in any photo I've ever seen....with and without all her jewelry and medals!!! She always looked engaging and beautiful.
Wonderful shot! RIP Your Majesty. Just look at all those corgis waiting for you.
In amongst all the media commentary, it's these heartfelt and beautiful illustrations that are the most moving.
For me it's the "Thinking of her family." It's not only the Queen of England, it's their familymember.
Load More Replies...Aww, this has to be one of my personal favourite tributes. Heartfelt and sweet.
She visited NASA Goddard space Flight Center in 2007 and I had a loved one who worked there at the time. I was and remain envious that she got to be in the presence of such a remarkable human being and monarch!!
“Screens will glow. There will be tweets. At the BBC, the ‘radio alert transmission system’ (Rats), will be activated—a cold war-era alarm designed to withstand an attack on the nation’s infrastructure.
All news organizations will scramble to get films on air and obituaries online. At the Guardian, the deputy editor has a list of prepared stories pinned to his wall. The Times is said to have 11 days of coverage ready to go. At Sky News and ITN, which for years rehearsed the death of the Queen substituting the name ‘Mrs Robinson’, calls will go out to royal experts who have already signed contracts to speak exclusively on those channels. ‘I am going to be sitting outside the doors of the Abbey on a hugely enlarged trestle table commentating to 300 million Americans about this,’” one expert told The Guardian.
I find it incredible that the first and last one were born 101 years apart. (Winston Churchill and Liz Truss)
Bless her. We can find solace in thinking she was healthy and sane of mind for all her days on earth. My grandma also went away with 96 years old, but unfortunately for the last two in a bed and without consciente thoughts. I'm happy for her.
That was her last working day ,her last act there in that room with swearing in the new Primeminister. Folks! 94 , and working two days before her death. There needs to be a new word inventet. Steadfast Faithfull Constant might not be enough to describe her. What a loss. What an example.
Come sit with me on the sofa for a nice chat....she seems to be saying. I love the roaring fireplace behind her....the gorgeous clock and mantelpiece also.
More than 15. Don't forget the other nations where she was Head of State!
Her whole life. Her final duty. Time to go and be with her beloved Phillip.
Absolutely. Though if anyone comes into the pub tonight with a corgi, I'll be done for
It will definitely be a pub lunch on the bank holiday declared for her funeral. Unless....they close pubs....unthinkable!
I think many people in the UK "put the kettle on" upon hearing this sad news...
At age 73, King Charles III has now become the head of the Commonwealth, an association of 56 independent countries and 2.4 billion people. He will be the head of state for 14 of these countries, as well as the United Kingdom, writes the BBC.
Though Charles III immediately became King upon his mother’s passing, he will most likely officially be proclaimed monarch on Saturday, at St. James’ Palace in London. The formal coronation will happen sometime later, though it is at this point unclear, when. Queen Elizabeth II had succeeded her father in February of 1952, but she was only crowned in June 1953.
Princess Beatrice is taking the last 3 dogs she outlived.
Load More Replies...It's lovely to think that to the corgis, she was just their Mum who loved them.
I would volunteer to look after them but the latest have gone back to their gifters xx
ohhhh da puppers!!!!!! i have a gorgi and my name is elizabeth. My whole life She was my role model
I definitely see that and, if I didn’t know better, I would think Princess Anne might have been on the cover as well. Wow!
Load More Replies...What is strange is this week People magazine created a tribute to Princess Diana.
beautiful, poised, stunning, really...!! great photo...one i have never seen.
First attempts at the national anthem are going to take some concentration
I don't sing it. It's nothing personal against the monarch, it's just such a dreary, funereal dirge.
Load More Replies...It's like the first week in January when you keep writing the wrong year by mistake.
This made me laugh...there will be major adjustments ahead for so many.
I feel better knowing that Brits are having some trouble with the adjustment, too! As a 30-something-year-old American with British ancestry and a little bit of everything else, too, Queen Elizabeth II is the only monarch I have known in my lifetime. I have the feeling I’ll be taking a while to be addressing the former HRH Prince of Wales as King Charles III. It’s sort of refreshing and heartbreaking to know that I am not alone. My heart and prayers go out for all who knew and loved Queen Elizabeth. 💔
Prince Phillip is awestruck too...a happy moment for everyone. Pele is the very best that ever there was.
While Pelé received his "glories", people were tortured until they urinated and defecate, naked, on the floor of the basements of a military dictatorship. The clandestine places also served to show the green parents of so much beating of their children. He denied paternity to a legitimate daughter, who died of cancer... Definitely not an example for humanity!
Indeed, i always felt as though she were immortal. Never truly imagined a day with her gone
I’m in my early 30s and was pulling for her to live to 100, at least! I had the feeling that Prince Philip’s death was the beginning of the end of her life, though, given their strong bond and declining health for both. Thank God that she no longer has to suffer and she is reunited with him in Heaven!
I'm 40 and she's been Queen for my entire life. I'm American and I will still mourn her :(
Please explain how anyone is being forced to mourn. You show those who are mourning for the sake of others who are feeling the same. People who don’t care about it don’t really need to be comforted or anything, now, do they?
Load More Replies...I'm not a fan of them either, but an old woman died, and people are grieving including her family so be nice.
Load More Replies...I couldn’t imagine being in this office and then having this happen. It’s a shock I’m sure. The Queen life was impressive as she has been a part of the world as long as most of us have been alive, she took her title and duties seriously dedicating 70 years of her life to the service of the country. Especially being that Liz Trus met the Queen only a few days ago. I don’t know how much the Queen’s passing will affect Mrs. Truss’ government but I wish her the best. I’m sure as a new prime minister, for better worse, she was probably expecting to be in the center of media and public attention right now.
Fun fact, it was also lit up with the flag of Ukraine when the war started for like a month
That's honestly lovely, but I just can't feel too happy at that when Palestine next door...Please don't downvote - I'm not invalidating Ukraine at all. I just wanted to point that out.
Load More Replies...I cannot remember this lovely gentleman’s name (Tom Moore maybe?) during Covid, raised a gazillion £ for the fight against Covid by walking up and down the driveway of his daughter’s home and when people found out money pored in from many countries. So generous, sweet and deserving to be Knighted by Her Majesty.
Captain Tom raised over £32 million for the NHS. 99% of donations were given by UK supporters within 25 days of the Fundraising Page going live. The average donation being around £20.00. There were, of course, some larger donations but most of these were undisclosed (such as that made by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the time). Just a bit more information to add to this. He died aged 100.
Load More Replies...I agree. I’m a thirtysomething-year-old American and Queen Elizabeth II is the only monarch that I have seen rule The United Kingdom in my lifetime. It’s going to take me a while to get used to calling the former Prince of Wales King Charles III!
She became Queen in February 1952 upon the death of her Father and I was born in July. Until she passed she was the only English monarch I knew as an American. RIP, Your Majesty.
It's so strange knowing the queen was gifted at her wedding by a man born in the 1860's.. truly a testament to her long and full life. (though sadly, Gandhi was assassinated before Elizabeth became queen)
Gandhi was a horrible weird man. Before you down vote me and probably get this account perma banned, please look deep into his history. R.I.P queen
You are very correct and here's an upvote.
Load More Replies...She instinctively knew how to put people at ease an enjoy being with her.
Now it looks as though they're here to stay Oh I believe in yesterday
Load More Replies...Sounds a bit like he's submitting a paper for school compared to Obama's post.
Perhaps you missed it, but Obama's post was coming from a private citizen; Biden's was coming from the office of the POTUS...this difference in language and tone is appropriately reflective of that.
Load More Replies...what an amazing photo. i will forever be in awe of how much she was born to be a queen. elegance, sophistication, radiance, strength, elevation was within her to a cellular level. perfectly poised without trying. it was all just so natural. just HER. the most wonderful, balanced blend of gentle and powerful. there really will never be another one of her again. unequivocally. such a profound gap she has left on this world. god bless
This is an extraordinarily beautiful photograph of her as she appears to be caught in a moment of pure bliss. it's like she suddenly realized who, where and why she was there.
Queen of the United Kingdom, not just of England. My Welsh mother is getting a tad annoyed at being left out!
Imagine how Canada and Australia feels.. it's easy to forget she was queen not only of the united kingdom, too.
Load More Replies...PC gone bad... Censoring his first name given by his mother. Shame on you Bored Panda!!
It’s not censored, now. There is an algorithm that automatically censors certain words. It’s not like someone blocked it on purpose.
Load More Replies...Yes, Queen Elizabeth was, and remained to be, a beautiful woman, but your comment isn't really appropriate right now. e_e
Load More Replies...She rode her horses both ways. Ceremonially she would ride side saddle.
Load More Replies...That's terrible and without respect.ove that Arsenal did that though.
Load More Replies...Don't understand the hate. But ok, I'm not British. I guess. The old lady only make all her life to serve the country and the kingdom. Why the hate???
If England didn't want a Queen or royalty, they could have ended this decades ago. If England didn't want to pay for a royal family, they'd ended this decades ago. So your Queen plays the whole of Queen, for decades, because freaking British people are likes it. And now she dies and people rebels?!?
Load More Replies...Same happened at Hearts match. A fan could clearly be heard shouting "expletive the Queen" resulting in a mix of booing and people singing the national anthem. So much energy wasted on hate when it would have been easier to just have the one minute silence and get on with the game.
Grr, I don't want to like Arsenal! Only kidding, that was very thoughtful and touching!
I think the phrase "I'm not a royalist but..." is going to be used over and over again.
Rupert always seems like such a wonderful guy. This is a very lovely sentiment.
Matt Lewis posted this- though Rupert does seem lovely!
Load More Replies...Wow....looks like the Queen is saying what a beautiful girl you are. Such a nice picture
Trudeau’s spoken statement was very moving. Red eyed, and a catch in his throat as he said ‘she was one of my favourite people in the world’ :(
Why is there such an unforgivable lack of Golden Girls in this picture?
So what? Isn't she allowed to be empathic? Or just be sad the Queen has died? Scotland also could've left the UK without abandoning the Crown
Load More Replies...No, she reacted to the news that the queen's health was worrisome. Don't call a woman that slur, thanks.
Load More Replies...and iirc, whilst she does own all of the UK mute swans, she only exercised this ownership of the swans around certain stretches of the Thames, such as around Windsor.
Load More Replies...The Queen didn’t have a driving licence because all of them are issued in her name. She could have given herself a licence but that’s just paperwork.
Brit here. It’s a bit surreal. We honestly thought she’d outlive Charles. Liz did a job she never wanted for over 70 years and did it well. I hope she’s with Phillip, her father, her sister and all the others she’s missed.
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Load More Replies...I can't quite believe that she's actually gone. She was one of those people who on a subconscious level you kind of assumed would live forever.
I can’t help but think of my grandmother because she was very much the same way. She was 91 when she passed on and my family knew it was coming when she experienced her final illness, but she had become sort of immortal for many of us. I feel the same way about Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in a different sense. While I was not acquainted with her like I was with my grandmother, she became sort of immortal to me as well. This is coming from a born and bred American who is a little bit of everything! May God rest the Queen and save the King as Her Highness enjoys eternal rest and fellowship with the Lord and all who have gone before her!
Load More Replies...I agree. I'm not a Monarchist, but her devotion to the UK was admirable.
Load More Replies...At my grandmother's funeral the minister used the text thou good and faithful servant. This was a reference to the fact that she started as a domestic servant, pretty much the opposite end of the social spectrum from the late queen. But it would fit in this case.
I'm an American but had an affinity for the Queen. I am so saddened to hear of her passing. She was a remarkable woman who I consider a badass!!! Her presence on this earth will be missed by so many.
Same here. She was such an icon. When anyone talked about the Queen, everyone automatically knew they were talking about Queen Elizabeth II.
Load More Replies...My sincere condolences to the United Kingdom (and her family) for your loss. Regardless of whether you support a monarchy or not, Her Majesty was an extremely interesting and exceptional woman.
Prior to ascension, The Queen served during WWII in the women's Auxiliary Territorial Service. She was no slouch. RIP.
Brit here. It’s a bit surreal. We honestly thought she’d outlive Charles. Liz did a job she never wanted for over 70 years and did it well. I hope she’s with Phillip, her father, her sister and all the others she’s missed.
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Load More Replies...I can't quite believe that she's actually gone. She was one of those people who on a subconscious level you kind of assumed would live forever.
I can’t help but think of my grandmother because she was very much the same way. She was 91 when she passed on and my family knew it was coming when she experienced her final illness, but she had become sort of immortal for many of us. I feel the same way about Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in a different sense. While I was not acquainted with her like I was with my grandmother, she became sort of immortal to me as well. This is coming from a born and bred American who is a little bit of everything! May God rest the Queen and save the King as Her Highness enjoys eternal rest and fellowship with the Lord and all who have gone before her!
Load More Replies...I agree. I'm not a Monarchist, but her devotion to the UK was admirable.
Load More Replies...At my grandmother's funeral the minister used the text thou good and faithful servant. This was a reference to the fact that she started as a domestic servant, pretty much the opposite end of the social spectrum from the late queen. But it would fit in this case.
I'm an American but had an affinity for the Queen. I am so saddened to hear of her passing. She was a remarkable woman who I consider a badass!!! Her presence on this earth will be missed by so many.
Same here. She was such an icon. When anyone talked about the Queen, everyone automatically knew they were talking about Queen Elizabeth II.
Load More Replies...My sincere condolences to the United Kingdom (and her family) for your loss. Regardless of whether you support a monarchy or not, Her Majesty was an extremely interesting and exceptional woman.
Prior to ascension, The Queen served during WWII in the women's Auxiliary Territorial Service. She was no slouch. RIP.
