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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
Dorothy Reddin & Courtney Pochin

Princess Anne is channelling Queen and 'quietly struggling' with her death, says expert

Following the death of the Queen on Thursday, September 8 the Royal Family has been mourning the longest-serving monarch as well as the loss of their mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. We've heard emotional statements from King Charles III and his son, Prince William and seen Princess Eugenie and Zara Tindall shed tears as they looked at floral tributes for Her Majesty outside Windsor Castle.

The Queen's daughter, Princess Anne had many royal fans in tears as she accompanied her mother's coffin on its final journey from Balmoral to Edinburgh and when she curtsied as the coffin was taken into the Palace of Holyrood House. However, through all of this, the 72-year-old has remained "stoic", channelling Queen Elizabeth II's "stiff upper lip", body language expert Judi James told The Express.

The 72-year-old accompanied her mother's coffin from Balmoral to Edinburgh (CAMERA PRESS/Mark Stewart)
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