Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie Leave Queen Elizabeth III’s Burial Early

The unexpected departure of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie from Queen Elizabeth III's burial has caused controversy.

The two senior royals appeared to leave the event early during a contentious time, leaving royal observers perplexed.

Confusion arose when the sisters were apparently seen leaving Westminster Abbey before the completion of their grandmother's funeral.

The royal children bid their beloved granny farewell while sitting in the second row on opposing sides of the Abbey.

Beatrice sat next to her husband Adordo Mapelli Mosi, while Eugenie sat across the aisle next to her husband Jack Brooksbank.

However, when the sisters stood up towards the end of the Queen's burial and seemed to leave before the service was over, royal enthusiasts were left perplexed.

The sisters could be seen huddled together as they appeared to be leaving the church in a screen grab of the burial telecast.

Some have hypothesized that the sisters may have stood up from their chairs earlier so they could make their way to the abbey's entrance and bow before the Queen's casket.

In the days following their grandmother's passing, the princesses posted an emotional combined tribute to her.

They expressed their collective loss for their beloved queen and granny, and how much they miss her.

The tributes would genuinely make you smile, and the world mourns you.

They all too accurately describe the exceptional leader you are.

We're thrilled that grandpa has brought you back.

Dear grandma, thank you for giving us the privilege of being your granddaughters.

We are so very proud of you.

We are confident that because he has devoted his life to serving others, beloved Uncle Charles, the king, will carry on in your footsteps.

The unexpected turn of events has observers of the royal family perplexed.

One Twitter user inquired, “Does anyone know why Beatrice and Eugenie abandoned the ceremony in the middle?

Sarah Ferguson nearly joined them, but she apparently received orders not to?”

Given the accuracy of the royal event, other Twitter users were equally perplexed by the bizarre turn of events.

“What happened to Beatrice and Eugenie?”

a viewer inquired.

“Even Fergie was about to get up and go as a result of them leaving their seats and holding up the bearer party.

Strange.”

The majority of the queen's jewelry will go to Kate, while Camilla gets first choice.

According to monarchy experts, Kate, the princess of Wales and future monarch, will inherit the lion's share of Queen Elizabeth II's jewelry collection, however, Camilla, the queen consort, will have first pick.

The late monarch has a magnificent jewelry collection worth billions of pounds.

These will now be passed on to other royal family members and the women who will succeed her in the throne after her death.

According to Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, the recipients of the gifts must have been selected and organized by the queen some time ago.

She continued, “I imagine that different family members will receive pieces of her late majesty's jewelry.

Future queen the princess of Wales receiving the lion's share.”

The unexpected departure of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie from Queen Elizabeth III's burial has left many royal enthusiasts perplexed.

While some have speculated that they may have left their seats early to pay their respects to their grandmother, others are still searching for answers.

Nevertheless, the world continues to mourn the loss of a great leader, and the royal family is left to carry on her legacy.