Princess Elizabeth signs the book of condolences in tribute to Elizabeth II: “a source of inspiration”

Since the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, tributes follow one another. And our Crown Princess Elizabeth is no exception at Rule. The future queen went on Monday, September 12 to the British Embassy in Belgium to sign the register of condolences.

In English, the princess Elizabeth wrote in the booklet: “on Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II has been a role model and inspiration to many of us of all ages. I join the millions of people around the world who mourn an extraordinary personality, whose example has had a profound impact on younger generations. That his soul rests in peace.“

King Philip’s eldest daughter did not forget to pay her respects on behalf of her parents as well. She writes : “On behalf of King Philip and Queen Mathilde, I would like to express my sincere condolences to the Royal Family and people of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth realms.“

Aged 20 years old, Princess Elizabeth already has a strong connection to British lands. Indeed, she stayed there in 2018 when she joined theUWC Atlantic Middle Schoola boarding school located in Wales, from which she emerged with her international baccalaureate in her pocket, in 2020. Moreover, in 2021, after a year in the army, the Duchess Brabant chose to study history and politics at Lincoln. Middle School from Oxford University.

In a tweet posted on his account, the British Ambassador to Belgium, Martin Shearerexpressed his gratitude to the young heiress. “A great honor to receive SAR Princess Elizabeth at the British residence today when she signed the book of condolences for HM Queen Elizabeth.“

The British Embassy is located to 17 rue Ducale in Brussels. The register is open from 9 am at 6 p.m. since this Friday and will be available every working day until the funeral. A register is also available online on the British Monarchy website.