Prince Charles welled up as he bid a final farewell to his father Prince Philip at his funeral.
The Prince of Wales, 72, followed the Duke of Edinburgh‘s coffin in the procession from Windsor Castle to St George’s Chapel.
He was joined by siblings Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward as well as his sons Princes William and Harry.
Prince Charles wells up at Prince Philip’s funeral
Charles had tears in his eyes as he arrived inside St George’s Chapel.
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He then took a seat alongside his wife Camilla as the couple sat opposite the Queen.
Fans were emotional seeing Charles fight back tears.
One person said on Twitter: “Prince Charles in tears I feel for this family so much.”
Another wrote: “Didn’t expect to be moved to tears but the sadness in Prince Charles’ face says everything.”
One added: “Heartbreaking to see Prince Charles fighting back tears.”
A fourth tweeted: “Bless Prince Charles. Fighting to hold back the tears.”
Meanwhile, fans were also heartbroken to see the Queen having to sit alone during the service.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, only 30 guests could attend the funeral and they had to sit separately.
Her Majesty, 94, arrived wearing all black and a face mask as she took her seat inside St George’s Chapel.
One person said on Twitter: “My heart breaks for the Queen.”
Another commented: “Seeing The Queen sitting there all alone watching his coffin arrive just broke me.”
Philip died “peacefully” at Windsor Castle on April 9.
The Queen was reportedly at her husband’s bedside as he passed away.
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Philip’s coffin was taken to St George’s Chapel on a specially designed Land Rover today.
He had designed it himself.
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