Queen drives out of Windsor Castle after Prince Philip’s funeral

As the royal family continues to mourn, the Queen was seen leaving Windsor Castle a day after Prince Philip's funeral.

The queen, 94, was seen driving out of the gates of the Castle this afternoon, where she had spent the night after the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral yesterday.

As she drove down the long driveway out of the castle and into the Windsor estate, she seemed to be wearing a headscarf, as she always does while behind the wheel, and was apparently accompanied by her beloved dogs.

It's unclear where she was going, but she may have been out for a stroll with her dogs.

The Queen was seen driving the same car before the funeral, allegedly to take the puppies on a sombre walk.

After the outbreak of the Covid, the Queen spent most of her time at Windsor with Prince Philip, and had been supported by a team of workers dubbed ‘HMS Bubble.'

Lady Susan Hussey, a lady-in-waiting, a ccording to royal reports,  will play a critical role in assisting the Queen after her husband's death at the age of 99.

A day after the emotional ceremony, Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank were both seen driving out of the grounds minutes before the Queen.

Due to stringent Covid laws prohibiting the combining of residences, the Queen, who had been married to the Duke for more than 70 years, was required to remain alone at her husband's funeral.

The Queen was driven from the funeral to nearby Windsor Castle in a state Bentley at the close of the ceremony, clad in all black and wearing a face mask.

It was a highly personal service, with specifics determined by the Duke prior to his death and millions of people watching from across the world.

Philip's lifetime love to the armed forces was expressed in the ceremony at Windsor Castle's St George's Chapel, where he has had a strong relationship with the Navy for more than 80 years.

His coffin, draped with his personal standard, which included his Admiral of the Fleet naval cap and sword, as well as a wreath of white flowers selected by the Queen and a handwritten card from his 73-year wife.

Despite the fact that the time of national mourning has concluded, the Royal Family will continue to grieve this week.

Meanwhile, sources state that Prince Harry returned to Frogmore Cottage after attending Prince Philip's funeral, ahead of a walk with his father.

The Duke of Sussex flew to the UK for the funeral this week, while his wife Meghan, who is seven months pregnant with their second child, stayed in Los Angeles.

Although a wake has been canceled, Prince Charles – who was visibly moved before and after the ceremony – is expected to spend time with his younger son, perhaps taking him for a stroll, according to reports.