Duchess Catherine Leaves Windsor Castle After Queen’s Passing

The world mourns the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, who died peacefully at Balmoral on Thursday 8th September.

Her passing has been felt by the entire nation, including the royal family.

Duchess Catherine was seen leaving Windsor Castle, hiding her emotions behind dark sunglasses.

She was dressed in an all-black ensemble, complete with pearl earrings, which are traditionally worn as morning jewellery.

On Friday, a sombre Duchess of Cornwall and Cambridge was spotted in Berkshire picking up her children from their new school in Lambrook.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis had just started their new school when they received the news of their great-grandmother's passing.

It has been a time of much upheaval for the young royals, who recently moved house, started a new school, and now have to deal with the loss of their much-loved great-grandmother.

While Prince William travelled to Balmoral to be with his grandmother, doctors were concerned about his health, and he had to fly on an RAF jet.

Duchess Catherine decided to stay in Windsor with their three young children, keeping life as normal as possible for them by keeping them in school at this trying time.

The Cambridges have now been reunited, and this afternoon, the nation's new monarch, King Charles III, travelled to Buckingham Palace to meet fellow mourners.

He shook hands and accepted condolences amid chants of God Save the King and spontaneous performances of the national anthem.

Prince William, now Duke of Cornwall and Cambridge, left Balmoral this afternoon and is travelling back to Windsor to be with his wife Catherine and their children ahead of the accession council tomorrow, where his father will be officially proclaimed King.

The event at St James's Palace will be broadcast live on TV for the first time.

As a result of the Queen's passing, William and Catherine are now also the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, having inherited the King and Queen Consort's former titles.

The couple updated their social media accounts to reflect their new titles.

Their bio now reads, “The official account of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and Cambridge and the Royal Foundation, based at Kensington Palace.”

King Charles is also expected to make his oldest son William the Prince of Wales, the title traditionally handed to the heir to the throne.

If this happens, Catherine will be able to use the title Princess of Wales, a title previously held by her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana.

The passing of the Queen will be a heavy blow for the young royals as they begin their new life at Adelaide Cottage in the grounds of Windsor Castle.

However, the family will undoubtedly come together to support each other during this difficult time.

In conclusion, the nation mourns the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, and the royal family is no exception.

Duchess Catherine has been seen leaving Windsor Castle, and Prince William has returned home to be with his family.

The Cambridges are now also the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, and William is expected to become the Prince of Wales.

The passing of the Queen is a significant event in British history, and the nation will continue to mourn her loss.