New details on Queen Elizabeth II’s final hours

Amy Robach shares the details of the final hours leading up to Queen Elizabeth II’s death.

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[jcortese]

It galls me to hear people dismiss her service because she was "privileged." If we had to live that life, we'd all of us crack up in a month. Look at her two days before her death, appointing a new PM. I saw the back of my mom's hands before she died just a week and a half ago. They looked the same as Elizabeth's -- and this woman was up and dressed and working, just two days before her death. That's not privilege, that's commitment and devotion, and it's to be admired.

Don't forget this was a job she couldn't quit. She had to do it no matter what she may have wanted to do with her life in her heart of hearts. And she did a brilliant job. That's incredibly admirable, no matter your stance on the monarchy.

[pamalojo]

I'm glad to know that she passed away naturally and peacefully. Although she was frail at the end, her mind was still sharp and she didn't suffer a serious illness. We should all be so lucky when our time comes. May she RIP.

[phrtehHDawg]

The fact that she was still up, moving, and doing her work even though we can see how frail she was in those last pictures shows how dedicated she was to seeing through what needed to be done before her passing. Now, she can finally rest and be with her beloved Phillip again.

RIP Queen Elizabeth II

[memomemo]

I am an Arab Muslim, I love this queen, she is a human being and her heart is merciful and the smile never leaves her face

[meadowsmama]

The fact she chose her actually home if you will to be able to pass on, must have been a great feeling for her family.
What a beautiful life she lead may she be resting in peace

[kittycasino]

I'm American, and I was saddened by her passing. It just shows that she was so well known, an influence on many people and countries all around the world. I'm glad she had a peaceful passing, and now she can be with her beloved Prince again.

[mschessy]

It’s hard to believe she is truly gone and we will certainly miss her comforting presence especially in these uncertain times we live in.

[Enxiosity]

That woman is legendary. She was working and meeting the Prime Minister two days before her death. Her dedication to be a better person is befuddles me.

[danaknighte]

No matter how old a loved one is, it hurts all the same.

[jessc]

It came as a shock as she passed so quickly after the palace made the announcement about her health. I love those last pictures of her. She continued to serve us, her people right up until the end and she looked happy.

[union]

Thank you from Great Britain for your kind words.
We as a nation know we shared our Queen with the world, it makes us proud.

[nurizyanbintizamani]

People may criticize what she personified of the Old British Empire, but the lady herself fulfilled her modern post-colonial role with surprising dignity, and I dare even say humility.
She was traditional without being overly stuffy, and regal without losing her sense of humor

I never once got the impression that she was lording over everyone despite being one of the most famous people in the world.

Rest in peace, Your Majesty.

[mrsuperger]

That the Queen, aged 96, was still working and meeting the new British Prime Minister only two days before she died, is quite remarkable and a testament to her sense of duty towards the British people. We will miss you, Ma'am.

[NoopyP]

Much love to everyone who looked up to her. I'm a French person and I didn't know when this day came it would make me cry. May her memory be carried on always. RIP Queen Elizabeth

[stellasomad]

She was the epitome of class, due diligence and massive integrity. God bless her family prayers be with them all.

[GamingKingdome]

When I seen Her Majesty's purple hands 2 days before she died carrying out her final act of duty my heart sank. R.I.P 👑

[cjpanneck]

What an amazing woman! She showed that tradition could be respected while embracing changes in the world. We could all learn something from her and keep her legacy going forward.

[theworlddailytoday]

3 days before her death, she's trying to do her responsbility as a Queen, even though doctors are concerned about her health🥺. Respect💙

[natalielawrence]

"The price of love is grief" - Queen Elizabeth II

[tituspatch]

I didn't realise how much emotion I had for Queen Elizabeth II, until she died. Watching her coffin travel on its last journey from Balmoral was such a heartbreaking scene. Her children and grandchildren have had to (as usual) mourn in full view of the public eye. Such an impossible thing to do for most of us. The mould was definitely broken after she was born. God bless