Three days after the late monarch's state funeral, Prince William and Kate Middleton are still making an effort to honour Queen Elizabeth II.
Today, the Prince and Princess of Wales met with volunteers and operational staff who helped make the queen's committal service at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle possible.
Prince William and Middleton also greeted supporters who gathered to pay their respects to the Queen in Windsor.
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For the outing, Middleton wore a collarless, double-breasted long coat with gold buttons from Dolce & Gabbana.
She paired the dress with a black iteration of her signature suede pumps from Gianvito Rossi, as well as pearl-and-diamond earrings from Annoushka.
Meanwhile, Prince William wore a navy suit with a white dress shirt and a black tie.
Since Queen Elizabeth's death on September 8, members of the royal family have been busy participating in processions and vigils, greeting mourners, and welcoming global leaders and dignitaries ahead of Her Majesty's funeral, which occurred on Monday.
Prince William had previously paid tribute to the queen in a statement released by Kensington Palace soon after the announcement of her death.
'She was by my side at my happiest moments,' the Prince of Wales said in the message.
'And she was by my side during the saddest days of my life. I knew this day would come, but it will be some time before the reality of life without Grannie will truly feel real.'
While speaking with well-wishers outside Windsor Castle earlier this month, Middleton told one supporter how the family is coping with their loss.
'My little Louis is just so sweet,' Middleton said in a video that captured the interaction, eventually becoming teary-eyed. She referenced her youngest son, four-year-old Prince Louis, saying: 'He said, "Mummy, don't worry, because she is now with Great-Grandpa."'
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Chelsey Sanchez is an editor at Harper’s Bazaar, where she writes about any and all things related to culture and entertainment. Previously, she has covered pop culture and politics for outlets like The Atlantic, Flaunt, and The Indypendent. She feels very strongly about Jane Austen adaptations.
