Earl Charles Spencer joined other mourners in Windsor to pay his respects to the Queen, with Princess Diana's younger brother announcing he'd be wearing special cufflinks in honour of Her Majesty.
Earl Spencer, 58, while not at the Queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey earlier on Monday headed to Windsor for a special service in honour of Her Majesty at St George's Chapel, the venue that hosted the funeral of Prince Philip last year and was also the scene for the Earl's nephew Prince Harry's wedding to Meghan Markle in 2018.
And, before he set off to be in attendance at the service for the Queen, who was his godmother, the Earl took to Twitter to tell followers he'd be wearing cufflinks adorned with the initial E.R, Elizabeth Regina, in honour of Queen Elizabeth. Uploading a picture of the cufflinks to his account, the 58-year-old wrote: "Wearing these at Windsor today, with great sadness and pride."
