Nearly two years have passed since Queen Elizabeth’s death, and people close to her anticipate that King Charles and the royal family will pause to consider her influence both domestically and internationally. It’s possible that this reflection will take place in a place that holds special meaning for the late monarch.
Former royal butler
Former royal butler Paul Burrell discussed his predictions for what will transpire behind the famed walls of Balmoral, the queen’s most cherished estate and the place where she passed away at the age of 96.
She was the longest-reigning monarch in British history when she passed away, and most of the royal family, according to Burrell, will be present at Balmoral to pay their respects.
He said that during the “sombre” and “poignant” weekend, people should anticipate seeing the family go to church. “The eighth of September will be that day we all have, we will all remember the Queen, and I think it was so perfect that she did pass at Balmoral, the place where she loved raising her family with Prince Philip, and they had such happy times,” he remarked. “It is likely that a dinner will be held in the queen’s honour, and her son, King Charles III, will propose a toast.
It is impossible to ignore the significance of her 70-year reign.” The entire family, I believe, will be present to celebrate in secret.”
