Last night, the royal family gathered in somber unity as they received the late Queen’s coffin at Buckingham Palace.

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie were notably supported by their husbands, Eduardo Mapelli-Masi and Jack Brooksbank, during this poignant occasion.

The atmosphere was heavy with emotion, as King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla welcomed other family members, including Prince William, Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, and Prince Harry, alongside the Earl and Countess of Wessex and their children.

The York sisters arrived separately, each in their own vehicle, but both were seen sitting in the front seats, while their husbands occupied the back.

This moment came shortly after Eduardo shared a heartfelt tribute to the Queen on Instagram, expressing the profound sadness following her passing last Thursday.

As they approached the palace, Princess Eugenie maintained a steady gaze ahead, reflecting the weight of the moment.

Among the mourners, Zara Tindall appeared visibly distressed as she followed the coffin, clearly overwhelmed by the loss of her beloved grandmother.

Her husband, Mike Tindall, remained silent throughout the procession, a stark contrast to the emotional scene unfolding around them.

The couple has been dividing their time between the UK and Portugal, which adds another layer of complexity to their grieving process.

Princess Beatrice also kept her focus straight ahead as she was driven into the palace.

Clad in black, her red hair cascaded over her shoulders, a fitting tribute to the occasion.

Meanwhile, Edo sat in the back, taking in the sight of the royal crowds who had gathered to pay their respects.

As the new state hearse—designed with input from the late monarch—made its way down Constitution Hill and around the Queen Victoria Memorial, the rain-soaked crowd erupted in cheers and applause.

This hearse, featuring a glass roof and large windows, allowed onlookers a clear view of the coffin, illuminated by bright interior lights against the darkening London sky.

Upon arrival, outriders halted with bowed heads, and a police officer saluted as the hearse passed through the gates of the palace.

The atmosphere was charged with emotion, as many mourners put down their umbrellas to honor the Queen.

This marked a significant moment for the royal family, being the first time Eduardo and Jack were photographed with their wives since the Queen’s death.

Previously, Princess Beatrice and Eugenie had traveled to Balmoral to be with family following the tragic news.

Their close bond with their grandmother was evident as they walked through the gates of the Queen Victoria Memorial, visibly emotional and holding hands, wiping away tears, and embracing their father, Prince Andrew.

The Queen’s death signifies a monumental change for the royal family, a loss felt deeply across the nation.

Eduardo’s heartfelt Instagram post resonated with many, as he expressed the difficulty in processing such a significant loss.

He reflected on the joy his children experienced spending time with the Queen at Balmoral just this past summer.

In his tribute, Edo described the Queen as an extraordinary woman who left an indelible mark on the world.

He expressed how fortunate he felt that his children had the chance to create memories with her, poignantly stating, “Rest in peace, your majesty.

We will miss you so much.”

Edo also shared a previously unseen photograph from his wedding to Princess Beatrice in 2020, showcasing the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh side by side.

The image captured the warmth of the day, with the Queen radiating joy as she watched her granddaughter marry her Italian partner.

Alongside this personal tribute, Edo posted a collection of rare archival photos of the Queen, including snapshots with a young Charles and Princess Anne, and a charming image of her walking her corgis.

These glimpses into her life provide a bittersweet reminder of her legacy and the affection shared within the royal family.

As the world continues to mourn the Queen’s passing, fans flock to Buckingham Palace to pay their respects.

The outpouring of love and remembrance serves as a testament to her enduring impact on the lives she touched.