Queen Elizabeth II buried with beloved Prince Philip; King Charles III to hold private funeral

Meghan Markle (Getty Images)

Meghan Markle has had an unsteady relationship with fans of the royal family over the past several years, but according to one royal expert, the Duchess of Sussex might have won some people over throughout the week.

Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the royal family — including Markle and husband Prince Harry — were reunited all week long to pay respects to the late monarch. Queen Elizabeth II died at Balmoral Castle in Scotland on Sept. 8.

The queen's state funeral was held on Monday. According to royal expert Duncan Larcombe, this is the "first time" since Megxit that "Meghan has won a few more fans in the U.K." Harry and Markle moved to California after they stepped down as senior royals in 2020.

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Prince William, Prince of Wales and Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, wished Queen Elizabeth a final goodbye on social media on Monday.

"Goodbye to a Queen, a mother, a grandmother and a great grandmother," the official Twitter account for the Prince and Princess wrote.

Their statement was accompanied by an image of the Queen's casket being carried to her funeral service.

The Royal Family's Twitter account shared a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II on the day of her funeral.

"'May flights of Angels sing thee to thy rest.' In loving memory of Her Majesty The Queen. 1926 - 2022," the tweet read.

In the tribute post, the account shared an old image of Elizabeth walking through the countryside with a walking stick.

Queen Elizabeth II's aide Angela Kelly at Westminster Abbey. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth's long-time personal assistant and dresser Angela Kelly was spotted arriving at Her Majesty's state funeral on Monday.

Kelly had worked for the queen since 1994.

The senior dresser wrote about taking care of Queen Elizabeth II during the coronavirus pandemic in her best-selling book.

"From March 2020 onwards I washed The Queen's hair every week, set and styled it, and even trimmed it when needed," Kelly wrote in the book, according to an excerpt published by Hello! Magazine. "My team named it Kelly's Salon."

"During the first two weeks, I was shaking," she said. "I had only done her hair once or twice before while on board the Royal Yacht Britannia. The Queen was so kind as she advised me on the very specific way to put the rollers in."

Princess Charlene, Prince Albert (Getty Images)

Prince Albert joined Princess Charlene of Monaco for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Monday. The two were photographed arriving at Westminster Abbey in London ahead of the ceremony.

Westminster Abbey (Getty Images)

Westminster Abbey in London, England is a site for many royal events that date back nearly 1,000 years. All reigning monarchs since 1066 have had their coronations at Westminster Abbey. 

Even though it is the venue for many royal events, it is still used as a place of worship.

Westminster Abbey is also a popular tourist attraction and brings in over one million visitors each year.

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Fox News Digital's Ashleyn Messier contributed to this report.

TV personality Bear Grylls during the State Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey. (Getty Images)

Some familiar faces from television were spotted during Queen Elizabeth’s state funeral.

Sandra Oh, known for her roles in "Killing Eve" and "Grey’s Anatomy," was among the very few stars who were invited to the service, which took place at London’s Westminster Abbey. The actress was appointed an Order of Canada as an officer just a few months ago.

Bear Grylls, a British adventurer and TV personality, also attended the funeral and represented the Scouts. The 48-year-old was appointed chief scout in 2009 at age 34, which made him the youngest person to hold the post in the U.K. In 2019, he was awarded OBE (officer of the Order of the British Empire) by the queen, who was a patron of the Scout Association.

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Fox News Digital's Stephanie Nolasco contributed to this report.

Prince Harry sits behind King Charles III during Queen Elizabeth II's funeral at Westminster Abbey. (Getty Images)

At the late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Monday, one member of the royal family in particular seemed to be overcome with emotion: Prince Harry.

"Harry just looked traumatized," Shannon Felton Spence, a royal expert, told Fox News Digital.

The late monarch's grandson sat next to wife Meghan Markle at the funeral. The couple was seated in the second row directly behind King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla.

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Fox News Digital's William Mendelson contributed to this report.

The royal family (Getty Images)

As Britain and the world said a final goodbye to Queen Elizabeth at a state funeral on Monday, several of her children and grandchildren sported their military uniforms.

Some only wore suits.

Buckingham Palace previously confirmed that only working members of the royal family would wear military uniforms during the events leading up to and including the late monarch’s funeral service. Prince Andrew and Prince Harry, who are no longer senior working royals, wore dark suits to join the procession.

Click to read more about who wore military uniforms to Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.

Fox News Digital's Stephanie Nolasco contributed to this report.

King Charles III, Prince Harry (Getty Images)

King Charles III issued a statement afer a news report claimed Prince Harry was the last to know about Queen Elizabeth II's death.

"The public was only informed after every family member had been informed," a spokesperson for King Charles III told Fox News Digital.

His Majesty's statement followed a news report that claimed U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss found out about Queen Elizabeth II's death before the Duke of Sussex.

Click to read more about the royal family drama.

Members of the Royal Family watch as the Imperial State Crown is removed from the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II during the Committal Service at St. George's Chapel in Windsor. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin was lowered into the Royal Vault at St. George's Chapel on Monday.

The funeral for Her Majesty was held earlier Monday morning at Westminster Abbey in London.

As her coffin was lowered, to be in the vault with the late Prince Philip, the queen's piper played a lament and the Archbishop of Canterbury gave a blessing. "God Save the King" will be sung to close out the committal service.

Queen Elizabeth's coffin inside St. George's Chapel. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's committal service began with song as the pallbearers carried her coffin into St. George's Chapel.

The service will be started by the Dean of Windsor.

After the ceremony, the Imperial State Crown, Orb and Sceptre will be removed from the queen's coffin before it is lowered into the vault.

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin is carried into St. George's Chapel. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin has arrived at St. George's Chapel.

Around 800 guests are in attendance for the queen's committal service.

Her Majesty will be buried with her late husband Prince Philip, who died at the age of 99 in 2021.

King Charles III and the royal family joins the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin in Windsor. (Getty Images)

King Charles III joined the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin to St. George's Chapel at the Quadrangle at Windsor Castle.

His Majesty was joined by Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward, Prince William and Prince Harry on foot.

Princess Charlotte (Getty Images)

Princess Charlotte, Queen Elizabeth II's great-grandaughter, was seemingly photographed crying during Her Majesty's funeral procession on Monday.

The young princess, daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton, held her hands over her face as she apparently became emotional.

Prince Andrew with Queen Elizabeth II's corgis. (Getty Images)

Prince Andrew was photographed with Queen Elizabeth II's two corgis, Muick and Sandy, ahead of Her Majesty's committal service on Monday.

The two dogs were walked around Windsor Castle.

The Duke of York and other royal family members will join the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin at the Quadrangle at Windsor Castle ahead of her burial service at St. George's Chapel.

Click to read more about who is taking care of Queen Elizabeth II's corgis in the wake of her death.

Carole Middleton, Michael Middleton (Getty Images)

Carole and Michael Middleton, parents of the Princess of Wales, were photographed arriving at Queen Elizabeth II's committal service on Monday.

Kate Middleton arrived at Windsor Castle separately with other members of the royal family.

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin heads to St. George's Chapel after arriving at Windsor Castle. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin has arrived at Windsor Castle.

The royal family, including King Charles III, will meet the queen's coffin at St. George's Chapel for the burial.

Mourners lining the road threw flowers onto the casket as it passed.

Members of the public line the Long Walk on September 19, 2022 in Windsor, England. (Getty Images)

Large Crowds of people lined the roadways as Queen Elizabeth II's coffin traveled from the Wellington Arch to Windsor Castle.

The queen will be buried at St. George's Chapel with her late husband Prince Philip, who died at 99 in 2021.

Ronald Reagan and Queen Elizabeth II horseback riding. (Getty Images)

EXCLUSIVE: A spokesperson for the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, reflected on the former president's unique friendship with the late Queen Elizabeth II.

"It was, of course, a relationship, but it was more than that," Melissa Giller, chief marketing officer of the Reagan Library, told Fox News Digital. "It was actually a friendship. They both really enjoyed each other's company. In his diary, the president called her things from 'delightful' to 'warm,' 'caring,' even called her an 'excellent horsewoman.'"

Queen Elizabeth knew 15 British prime ministers and 14 U.S. presidents throughout her seven-decade reign, but it was said that of all the presidents she met and knew, Reagan was her favorite.

Click to read more about Queen Elizabeth's friendship with Ronald Reagan.

Fox News Digital's Jon Brown contributed to this report.

King Charles III at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral. (Getty Images)

The world gave a final goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, at a state funeral on Monday.

After thousands of mourners filled in front of the 96-year-old’s flag-draped coffin to pay their respects, the doors of 900-year-old Westminster Hall were closed. The first state funeral since Winston Churchill featured 142 Royal Navy sailors who drew the gun carriage carrying the late royal’s coffin to Westminster Abbey.

King Charles III and his sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, walked behind as bagpipers played. Pallbearers carried the coffin into Westminster Abbey, where around 2,000 people ranging from world leaders to healthcare workers gathered. Crowds massed along the streets of London also united to honor the late queen. Ahead of the service, a bell tolled 96 times – one minute for each year of her life.

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Fox News Digital's Stephanie Nolasco contributed to this report.

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin heads to Windsor Castle. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin departed for Windsor Castle on Monday following a procession to Wellington Arch. Her Majesty's hearse was met by cheers and applause by the crowds lining the roadway.

Queen Elizabeth's committal will take place at St. George's Chapel at approximately 11 a.m. ET.

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin at Wellington Arch. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin arrived at Wellington Arch after being moved by gun carriage from Westminster Abbey.

King Charles III and other royal family members, including Prince Harry and Prince William, followed the coffin on foot.

Queen Consort Camilla, along with Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, followed in cars.

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin is carried out of Westminster Abbey. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's funeral took place Monday at Westminster Abbey.

Her Majesty died on Sept. 8 at Balmoral Caslte in Scotland.

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Kate Middleton wears Queen Elizabeth II's jewelry. (Getty Images)

Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, wore a pearl and diamond choker that belonged to Queen Elizabeth II to Her Majesty's funeral.

Princess Diana once wore the choker to a state dinner in the 80s before her death.

Meghan Markle honored Queen Elizabeth by wearing a pair of diamond and pearl earrings gifted to the Duchess of Sussex by Her Majesty. Princess Charlotte honored her great-grandmother by wearing a horseshoe brooch given to her by Queen Elizabeth.

Click to read more on how Kate Middleton has honored the late queen with jewelry.

Handwritten note on top of Queen Elizabeth's coffin. (Getty Images)

King Charles III also placed a handwritten note atop Queen Elizabeth II's coffin.

The note reads: In loving and devoted memory. Charles R."

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin travels to Wellington Arch. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin is now traveling to Wellington Arch by gun carriage.

King Charles, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne, Prince Edward along with Prince Harry and Prince William are following behind on foot. Camilla, Queen Consort, and other senior royal family members will follow in cars.

After the coffin arrives at the Wellington Arch, it will be transferred to the hearse and driven to Windsor Castle.

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin inside Westminster Abbey. (Getty Image)

Two minutes of silence was observed nationwide at the end of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Monday.

The silence was followed by the national anthem and a lament played by the queen's piper.

King Charles III chose the flowers used in the wreath lying atop Queen Elizabeth II's coffin for Her Majesty's funeral.

The wreath contains rosemary, english oak and myrtle that was cut from a plant grown from myrtle in the queen's wedding bouquet. The wreath also features flowers cut from the gardens of Royal Residences, according to Buckingham Palace.

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby gives a reading at the State Funeral Service for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's funeral has begun.

The service is being led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Dean of Westminster.

U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss is expected to speak.

Prince William, Kate Middleton and their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte. (Getty Images)

Prince William's children with wife Kate Middleton joined the family as they followed Queen Elizabeth II's coffin into Westminster Abbey on Monday.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte walked behind Prince William and ahead of the Princess fo Wales. The couple's youngest son did not attend.

Meghan Markle also joined the procession with husband Prince Harry. Their two children, Archie and Lilibet, were not in attendance.

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin arrives at Westminster Abbey. (Getty Images)

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin has arrived at Westminster Abbey for Her Majesty's state funeral.

Roughly 2,000 people are in attendance for the ceremony, which is set to begin at 6 a.m. ET.

Queen Elizabeth II coffin on the day of her funeral. (AP)

The procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin has begun.

The coffin is being carried on a gun carriage to Westminster Abbey where the funeral will take place.

King Charles III, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne, Prince Edward, Prince William and Prince Harry will follow the procession on foot.

Queen Consort Camilla, Kate Middleton (Getty Images)

Queen Consort Camilla along with other members of the royal family have arrived at Westminster Abbey.

Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, accompanied her along with two of her children with Prince William.

Liz Truss arrives at Westminster Abbey on Sept. 19, 2022.

New U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss , who was invited by Queen Elizabeth II to form a government just days before her death, arrives at Westminster Palace for the queen's funeral.

Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson arrives at Westminster Abbey ahead of The State Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Former UK prime minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie Johnson arrive at Westminster Abbey just ahead of the queen's procession and funeral.

President Biden and first lady Jill Biden arrive at Westminster Abbey on Sept. 19, 2022 for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral. (Getty Images)

President Biden and first lady Jill Biden arrived at Westminster Abbey for the queen's funeral just after 10 a.m. London time.

The funeral starts at 11 a.m.

His state car was briefly stuck in traffic before arriving.

Biden and the first lady arrived in London late Saturday and attended a state reception at Buckingham Palace Sunday evening. They also paid their respects to the queen Sunday during her lying in state at Westminster Hall.

Israel's President Isaac Herzog arrives at Westminster Abbey for the State Funeral Service for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. (Photo by OLI SCARFF/AFP via Getty Images)

Israeli President Isaac Herzog arrives at the queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey.

Britain's Secretary of State for Defence Ben Wallace and Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng, right, arrive for the funeral service of Queen Elizabeth II. (Geoff Pugh/Pool via AP)

Ben Wallace, the U.K. secretary of state for defense arrives at Westminster Abbey for the queen's state funeral.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and his wife Saadiya Khan arriving at Westminster Abbey. (Photo by Peter Byrne/PA Images via Getty Images)

London's Mayor Sadiq Khan and his wife Saadiya Khan arrive ahead of the queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey.

US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden wave to the crowd from 'The Beast' as they leave Westminster Hall after paying their respects to Queen Elizabeth II. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

President Biden's state car, known as "The Beast" is stuck in traffic as he heads to the queen's funeral, Fox News has learned.

Central London is packed as people gather for the queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey and to witness her procession to the church and the procession to Windsor Castle after the funeral.

Biden is one of hundreds of world leaders who have been invited to the service, which is expected hold some 2,000 people.

The president arrived in London late Saturday and attended a state reception at Buckingham Palace Sunday evening.

Click to read more on Biden's time in London ahead of the funeral.

Just hours before Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral at Westminster Abbey, the royal family posted a photo tribute to her on social media.

The montage, set to reflective piano music, showed the queen's life from when she was a baby, through her time as a young mother and her later years.

"Remembering Our Queen," a caption on the post began. "Today people from across the UK, Commonwealth and around the world will pay tribute to the extraordinary life and reign of Her Majesty The Queen."

The queen's funeral will start at 11 a.m. London time. After the funeral, her coffin will proceed to Windsor Castle where she will be interred with her late husband Prince Philip at St. George's Chapel.

London's City Hall is advising public mourners to plan ahead if coming out to view the queen's procession before and after her state funeral because the central part of the city is "extremely busy."

"The areas in an around Buckingham Palace, Westminster, Whitehall, St James's Park and Green Park are extremely busy," city hall tweeted. "If you are in the vicinity or arriving to watch Her Majesty the Queen's State Funeral and procession, please be patient and follow the advice of stewards and police."

Westminster Abbey has opened its doors three hours ahead of the start of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.

The estimated 2,000 guests include world leaders such as President Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron and foreign royals like Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia and Japan's Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako.

The funeral will begin at 11 a.m. London time following the procession of the queen's coffin from nearby Westminster Hall.

Click to read more on what to expect during the state funeral.

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Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral will take place at Westminster Abbey in London this morning.

Queen Elizabeth died on Sept. 8 at Balmoral Castle in Scotland with members of the royal family by her side. Her Majesty's death was announced hours after Buckingham Palace revealed she had been put under medical supervision.

The queen began lying in state at Westminster Hall on Wednesday after lying in state in Scotland first. Mourners were able to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II through the early morning hours of Sept. 19.

This morning, the queen's coffin will be transferred to Westminster Abbey in a formal procession. King Charles III, along with other members of the royal family, will follow on foot. The funeral ceremony will take place at Westminster Abbey and will be attended by approximately 2,000 guests, including heads of state and other foreign dignitaries.

The funeral will be followed by a committal service in St. George's Chapel with an attendance of 800 guests.

Click to read more on what to expect from Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral.

Chrissy Heerey was among hundreds of thousands of people who waited for more than a dozen hours on average to pay their respects to the queen while she was lying in state at Westminster Hall in London.

Heerey was not only the last member of the public to view her lying in state before it closed at 6:30 a.m. London time, she also made the journey once before overnight. " [I] felt I needed to go through again," she told Sky News.

She called the viewing an "honor," saying the queen was an "amazing lady who will never be replaced."

Heerey, who is from near High Wycombe, northwest of London, serves in the Royal Air Force.

"I swore my allegiance to her, she said. "I just feel very proud being in the air force and being one of her subjects."

The U.K.'s Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport early Monday thanked the members of the public who paid their respects to Queen Elizabeth II during her lying in state at Westminster Hall over the last week.

The department also advised people who plan to watch the procession to Westminster Hall before her funeral and to Windsor Hall after the funeral to plan ahead.

A view of Queen Elizabeth's coffin, draped in the Royal Standard, with the Imperial State Crown and the Sovereign's orb and sceptre, and flowers on top, following her death, during her lying in state at Westminster Hall, in Westminster Palace, in London, Sunday, Sept. 18, 2022. (Sarah Meyssonnier/Pool Photo via AP)

Queen Elizabeth II's lying in state at Westminster Hall ended at 6:30 a.m. London time.

Thousands of members of the public had waited in lines as long as a day to pay their respects to Her Majesty since Wednesday.

Heads of state, including President Biden, also paid their respects at her coffin.

Soccer star David Beckham was spotted last week waiting for a dozen hours with the public in the queue, which stretched for miles.

Following the end of her lying in state, the queen's coffin will proceed to Westminster Abbey shortly before the 11 a.m. funeral.

Click to read more about Queen Elizabeth II's funeral this morning.

US President Joe Biden (R) and US First Lady Jill Biden walk into the State Dining Room to sign a book of condolence at Lancaster House in London on September 18, 2022, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8. - Britain was gearing up Sunday for the momentous state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II as King Charles III prepared to host world leaders and as mourners queued for the final 24 hours left to view her coffin, lying in state in Westminster Hall at the Palace of Westminster. (Photo by Brendan Smialowski / AFP) (Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images)

President Biden, who landed in London Saturday night and attended a reception for world leaders at Buckingham Palace on Sunday, is among the many heads of state expected to attend Queen Elizabeth II's funeral Monday morning at Westminster Abbey.

Other world leaders attending the funeral include Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French President Emmanuel Macron, Italian President Sergio Mattarella, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Irish President Michael D. Higgins.

Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan will attend despite British tensions with Beijing and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is expected to miss it despite an invitation. Russia has not been invited to send a representative in light of the war in Ukraine.

Biden and first lady Jill Biden also paid their respects to the queen during her lying in state at Westminster Hall on Sunday.

Click to read more on the foreign heads of state attending the funeral.

Queen Elizabeth II, Platinum Jubilee (Royal Family)

A new portrait of the late Queen Elizabeth II was released Sunday before Monday's funeral at Westminster Hall in London.

"Ahead of Her Majesty The Queen’s State Funeral, a new photograph has been released," the royal family said in a statement released on Twitter.

"The photo was taken to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee - the first British Monarch to reach this milestone."

"Tomorrow, millions will come together to commemorate her remarkable life."

Prince George of Cambridge and Princess Charlotte of Cambridge stand on the balcony of Buckingham Palace following the Platinum Pageant on June 5, 2022 in London, England. The Platinum Jubilee of Elizabeth II is being celebrated from June 2 to June 5, 2022, in the UK and Commonwealth to mark the 70th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II on 6 February 1952. (Photo by Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)

Prince William  and Kate Middleton's oldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, will be in attendance at Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral Monday at Westminster Abbey in London.

The nine-year-old prince and his seven-year-old sister are also expected to follow Her Majesty's casket along in the "Procession of the Coffin," in official proceedings of the memorial released by the Palace.

Noticeably absent from the roster is their youngest son, Prince Louis, who is four years old. Click to read more about the Queen's funeral arrangements.