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Heartbreaking moment Princess Anne curtsied to Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin that left royal fans in tears

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It was an emotional and unforgettable moment in 2022 when Princess Anne bowed to her mother, Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin, just days before the state funeral.

The gesture deeply moved royal watchers, with many taking to social media to commend Anne – who turns 75 tomorrow (Friday, August 15) – for the respect and love she showed her late mother.

The Queen’s Final Journey

Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8, 2022, at the age of 96, at her cherished Balmoral Castle. Her funeral was held on September 19, but in the days leading up to it, the nation was able to pay tribute.

On September 11, the Queen’s coffin began its journey from Balmoral to Edinburgh, where it was taken to the Palace of Holyroodhouse. The following day, it was moved to St Giles’ Cathedral, where the Scottish public was given the chance to say their final goodbyes.

As the coffin entered the palace, members of the royal family gathered to honor the Queen. Among them were Princess Anne, Prince Edward, Prince Andrew, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, and Anne’s husband, Sir Timothy Laurence.

As the coffin passed her, Princess Anne performed a deep curtsy. Sophie also curtsied, while Edward and Andrew bowed their heads. In a tender moment, Sophie was seen placing her hand on Anne’s back to offer comfort.

Public Reaction to Anne’s Gesture

The Princess Royal’s simple yet powerful act of respect struck a chord with the public. Many fans expressed how deeply touched they were by her curtsy.

“This brought me to tears, Princess Anne curtsied to Queen Elizabeth, her mother, so much respect,” one wrote.

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