What the British royal family did after the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral revealed

Contrary to what was stated at the time, the attendees did not gather in private to remember the deceased, but rather marched shortly after the event

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The public security measures approved by the British government in the framework of the current pandemic forced Isabel II to sit alone in the chapel of St. George to say goodbye to her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh , since those attending the funeral had to maintain a distance of two meters inside the temple, unless they belonged to the same household.

At the exit it could be seen several members of the British royal family chatting to each other before Prince Charles decided that would all walk back to Windsor Castle instead of getting into the cars s who were waiting for them to make that short journey. Now the husband of Zara Phillips , granddaughter of the sovereign and daughter of Princess Anne, has revealed what they did later, when they were away from the cameras, to clarify that did not meet privately to remember the deceased , contrary to what was stated at the time.