Queen Camilla pulls out of Duchess of Kent’s funeral with sinusitis
The queen was withdrawn from joining the funeral of the Duchess of City while getting rid of acute sinusitis.
Late Queen II. Elizabeth’s cousin Kent, the wife of Kent Kent, will be buried in the Westminster Cathedral on Tuesday.
Buckingham Palace said that Queen Camilla could not participate in King Charles and other senior royalities because of illness and added “thoughts and prayers” to the family.
King and the queen will host President Donald Trump to England at an official ceremony on Wednesday. A palace spokesman added that the queen was said to have hoped to recover enough to participate in all the elements of Mr. Trump on Wednesday and Thursday.
In a statement, the spokesman added: “With great regret, the Majesty queen, while getting rid of acute sinusitis, withdrawal from this afternoon for the Duchess of City.
The Duke of Kent is said to fully understand Camilla’s decision and sent his best requests for a quick recovery. Camilla seems to be traveling from Scotland this morning and is currently going to Windsor to rest.
Duchess was well known for offering the trophies in Wimbledon, born on the evening of September 4, 92 years old, born in Katharine Worsley, surrounded by his family. He was also the first member of the royal family, which has become a Roman Catholic belief for more than 300 years.
His funeral will be a traditional Catholic Requiem mass for a member of the royal family in the history of modern British. Senior royalities, including the prince and princess of the Wales, who had previously paid tribute to him, will participate.
They wrote in the message on the official social media accounts of the Kensington Palace: “Today, our thoughts are with the Duke of Kent and his family, especially with George, Helen and Nicholas.
“The Duchess worked tirelessly to help others and supported many reasons, including love of music. The family will be a very missed member.”
The message “W & C” was signed.
On Monday, the coffin was taken to the Westminster Cathedral before the funeral for the special funerals attended by his nearest family.
