Don Felipe and Donna Leticia’s Bitter Return to London

In a recent event Death of Queen Elizabeth, there are still many unknowns in the air about how the various events involving the death of such a talent will play out. One of them is celebration The funeral is expected to take place ten days after the loss, on the weekend of September 18This is an important date.

If the day is finally chosen, it will be considered a day of national mourning, requiring the entire country to observe two minutes of silence at noon, although it will not be a national holiday. But, especially, the death of a monarch as popular and beloved as Elizabeth II will make many politicians, social and cultural figures and royals want to say goodbye to the sovereign, among them Dan. Philip and Queen Letizia.

Everything points to the fact that they are important representatives of the Spanish royal family. The monarchs will travel to London next week to bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth Also send condolences to her loved ones. A very special move, especially considering the good relationship between the Bourbons Windsor As a result of Isabel II’s last and only official visit to Spain, she strengthened relations with King Juan Carlos and Doña Sofia, apart from stepping foot in some of the most spectacular places in Madrid, Seville, Barcelona and Mallorca.

However, it will have to wait for a few more days. The Queen’s loved ones send invitations to all European royal houses So Felipe and Letizia could plan their immediate trip to the United Kingdom, in which they would mingle with monarchs and heirs from all over after Philip d’Edinburgh’s death.

It was on April 17 last year Nearly 2,000 people gathered at Westminster Abbey to bid farewell to the former British prince.. Considering the affection and admiration felt by all who hold his office, albeit in different countries, a very high number suggests that it would be much higher in the case of his wife.

Given the great friendship that Queen Elizabeth had with King Juan Carlos, especially Dona Sofia and the Felipe d’Edinburgh family, there is another yet unknown revelation that is still up in the air. Will the Emeritus King visit Elizabeth II in person? While it’s highly possible that this will not happen, his son will do it to see the Windsor clan committed to them in this new phase, in which “Aunt Lilibet”, as Philip VI will affectionately call the monarch, will no longer happen. will be