‘I CRIED ON THE BUS!’ Revisit our reaction shows to death of Queen Elizabeth | Palace Confidential

‘I CRIED ON THE BUS!’ Revisit our reaction shows to death of Queen Elizabeth | Palace Confidential

It was a week that shook the world. Join Richard Eden as he looks back at the week of special episodes of Palace Confidential that we recorded following the death of Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 96. Two years on, hear our team of experts, with unrivalled access, describe the news as it happened and listen to their emotional experiences as they witnessed history being made and saw first hand the grief of not just the British Royal Family, but the nation itself and its friends and allies across the globe.

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[didee]

The Scottish people on horse and tractors paying homage to the Queen as the coutage carried her casket thru the Scottish countryside was so moving

[bridgetmclaughlin]

She was the one person that everyone remembered no matter where they lived. No other Head of State had the same respect or recognition

[elisadaygrey]

I'm not even English but it felt like loosing a family member. She's always been there. The world is worse without her.

[nmr]

The life and long reign of Queen Elizabeth II continues to shine a light of greatness over Great Britain.

[robinc]

As an American, her death was like my grandmom dying. In my 60+ years, she was the only constant. Speak her name, and her memory will live on.

[inamoore]

Being a queen was her gift. She was born to be queen, and she did her job well.

[the_oslovian]

I watched in Norway, I had BBC on and when I saw that flag being lowered, I and the world started crying. I knew the whole world stopped.

[marcia]

Even now, two years on, I still find myself welling up whenever I read about our beloved Queen's passing. She was a part of the nation's everyday life for so long and was very much loved. We were so fortunate to have had such a wonderful Monarch.

[petrasabina]

The late Majesty was a true Royal force. Harold has proven to be a traitor to her memory and achievements in grace, dignity, duty and service over and over, since her passing. He is a disgrace and a petulant man-child.

[Simone-fiqt]

Sixty years ago, when I was a little girl and had to help with chores, I used to pretend Queen Elizabeth was coming. I was eight years old. Extraordinary to think how her life was overreaching even to young children in America.

[nnpekyl]

I will never forget what Meghan did to that family. The Queen had wanted to see Harry the week before, and they made an excuse not to go. M then made such a fuss that Harry missed that plane, and they asked Catherine to stay away to keep the peace with that witch. And then she smirked at the funeral, upset Charlotte and was wired and miked up. This is what finished me. And then that Netflix show with the curtsy was shown only 12 weeks later. And Spare, 4 weeks after that. Unbelievable.

[eknscmc]

As a Swiss, I am a big royalist. A lot of things aren't going well here in Switzerland, even though we think we have the best democracy in the world. Dear Brits, take care of your precious royal family! My love goes out to the King and Queen, Prince William and Prince Edward and their families and of course the late Queen and the wonderful late Prince Philip.

[ellielee]

As an Australian when I heard the shocking news of our beautiful Queen, Queen Elizabeth II had passed ...I cried ...so unexpected ..miss her greatly..was such a beautiful compassionate woman. Loved and respected her greatly...sending love on angel's wings ❤🥰😢

[maggiedavies]

What a Sunday treat, lovely Palace Confidential on our adored late monarch. Richard wasn’t the only one in tears.

[brigidsingleton]

Those photographs showing the late Queen's sheer love and enjoyment in her family, her horses, and dogs, is so easy to see...so comforting to know she did what she set out to do. It's so obvious that her vow to serve, "whether her life be long or short" meant a great deal to her, not only when she was in her twenties, but throughout her life.
If only her young grandson (Henry) could understand the true meaning of duty, service and love... His Grandmother exuded duty from every pore, yet faced the world with confidence (bolstered by he beloved "strength and stay" HRH Prince Philip) and was comforted, I believe, by the love of _her people_ here and around the world.
Henry has no idea what love, duty and service truly means. The late Queen did.
How can Henry have come from this family... He is more like his _wife_ than anyone in the Royal Family.
He's more than "a ginger whinger" - he's much more like an "alien" as he has 'alienated' us all. 😐

[hkuiper]

When I was 4 I had a kaleidoscope of the Queen's Coronation. Then when I was 5 my entire school walked to see the Queen in Australia. She was Queen my entire life. I cried too when I heard the news. Why does talking about the Queen have to include an imaginary reconciliation with the traitor Harry. Give it a break!!!! He didn't visit the Queen when she invited him, she was dying, and he was in Manchester. He then kept her family from seeing her before she died because his narcissistic wife insisted on coming. He's despicable. End of story!!!

[LotusLady]

I am an American but truly love Britain. When Elizabeth II passed, not only did I feel the collective grief, but feared that things would never be the same.

[cinderanne]

I'm an American..& I still cry..Thank you for this special episode..Harry I'm sure broke the queens heart. Shame on him.

[jennysims]

I’m an Australian and Queen Elizabeth was an amazing queen and lady
She will never be forgotten

[festivelady]

She was one in a million, the likes of which the world will never see again. As a Texan, I cried when she passed away, especially seeing her grandchildren watching vigil over her casket. The photo montage at end of this video brought me to tears again. A brilliant show today, Richard. Well done.