Prince William: The Queen wouldn't believe sea of mourners lining London streets
msn.comPrince William said his grandmother The Queen would never have "believed" the masses of mourners lining the streets of London for hours and hours to pay their respects to the late monarch.
The Prince of Wales and King Charles surprised queuers at Lambeth Bridge, south London, on Saturday (17. 09. 22), by greeting them as they waited in line for their chance to spend a split second with the late queen's coffin lying in state at Westminster Hall.
And he told one group they were doing an "amazing job" in honouring Britain's longest-serving sovereign, who passed away aged 96 on September 8.
The emotional prince said: “She would never have believed all this. “It seems to be uniting everyone and bringing everyone together. “It means an awful lot that you’re here, it really does. “You’re doing an amazing job. ” William and his father were met with huge cheers and many shouted "God Save the King", "God Save the Prince of Wales" and "we love you, William".
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