King Charles ‘moved’ by messages of condolence | Leisure

King Charles and his household have been “deeply moved” by the response to Queen Elizabeth’s loss of life.

The 96-year-old monarch handed away on 8 September aged 96, sparking an outpouring of tributes world wide and the 73-year-old new king has despatched a message of “honest gratitude” to those that have despatched their condolences.

Buckingham Palace stated in a press release: “His Majesty The King and the Royal Household want to ship their honest gratitude for the messages of condolence obtained from world wide.

“The Royal Household has been deeply moved by the worldwide response and affection proven for The Queen as folks be part of them in mourning the lack of Her Majesty.”

After per week of public engagements and official duties, Charles returned to his Highgrove residence in Gloucestershire on Thursday (15.09.22) for a personal “day of reflection”, whereas his spouse, Queen Consort Camilla, hung out at her property in Wiltshire.

On Friday (16.09.22), the couple will journey to Wales for the ultimate day of the king’s four-day tour of the 4 nations of the UK after the queen’s loss of life.

The couple will first attend a prayer and reflection service for the queen at Llandaff Cathedral earlier than attending an occasion on the Senedd, the place they may obtain a movement of condolence from the Welsh parliament.

They are going to then greet members of the general public within the grounds of Cardiff Fort, with folks warned to anticipate very lengthy queues and entry on a primary come, first served foundation.

A lady named Jude from Cardiff has been ready since 3.30am to greet the royal couple.

She instructed the BBC: “I simply need to pay my respects to the late Queen. It seems like the best factor to do.”