Sophie Wessex’s sweet moment with Prince George

Well, Sophie Wessex has been captured sharing a

sweet

moment

with her great-nephew. The Countess of Wessex was seen comforting Prince George at the Queen's funeral. Sophie is the wife of Prince Edward, the youngest daughter of the Queen and was considered the second daughter of the late Her Majesty. The family gathered for the funeral at Westminster Abbey, so if you had your arm around Prince George comforting him, Prince George, second in line to the throne, was seen shedding a tear at the funeral, which led his great-aunt Sophie to step in and comfort the nine-year-old Social media users reacted to the

sweet

moment

by calling it simply lovely.

Sophie Wessex and her husband Prince Edward were visibly emotional as they sat at the funeral, both fighting back tears, Counters handed her husband a tissue as he used his own to wipe away tears, last week it was reported that Sophie was ready to take on some of Her Majesty's former roles. The Mirror reported that Prince Edward's wife was very close to Queen Elizabeth II and that they had a fantastically warm and joyful relationship. A source told the mirror. Majesty admired Sophie's calm sense of duty, her strong work ethic, and the way she balanced her public and family life.

They also shared many of the same interests. The source claimed that Sophie is in line to take over jobs like the Women's Institute and the dogs. Sophie, 57, a mother of two, is already busy patrolling more than 70 charities and organizations including children and blind veterans in the UK. Sophie reportedly referred to the Queen as Mum and not only was she emotional at yesterday's funeral, but she even got emotional as she said thank you. supporters in St Anne's Square last week was a difficult day for all members of the royal family, in fact George's sister Princess Charlotte was moved when she burst into tears standing at Wellington Arch, the girl seven years old she put her hands over her eyes as she said final goodbye to her great-grandmother, third in line for the throne.

She made headlines or put her brother in her place. She was seen instructing Prince George to bow, which he acknowledged with a nod. Princess Charlotte had a piece of the queen with her. at the funeral, as the horseshoe brooch she wore is reportedly a gift from her great-grandmother, the late queen loved horses and Princess Charlotte is reportedly learning to ride them herself, George and Louis, Charlotte's four-year-old brother, they did. He did not attend the funeral, but his mother told Governor General David Hurley that he had been talking about her and told Mr. Hurley that the youngest is now asking questions such as: Do you think we can still play these games when we go to Balmoral and things like that? she won't be there here by the time the two royal children arrive at the queen's state funeral with her mother, the Princess of Wales, okay, foreigner, foreigner, foreigner.