Prince Harry says Windsor Castle is a “lonely place” without the Queen

Silent castle.

Two days after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry greeted mourners at Windsor Castle and recalled the loss of his grandmother.

“It’s a lonely place without her now,” he told several fans in a large crowd that gathered outside her home on Sept. 10, as seen from video taken Sun. “In every room she was in, we felt her presence.”

Harry was joined by his wife Meghan Markle and also his brother Prince William and Kate Middletonwho recently received the titles of Prince and Princess of Wales King Charles III. It was the first time in more than two years that the four, once dubbed the “Fabulous Four” by the British press, reunited in front of the cameras to meet members of the public.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in the UK before the Queen’s death at Balmoral Castle, her holiday home in Scotland, on September 8. After a serious message from doctors, Harry, William and other members of the royal family rushed to the 96-year-old’s side, but the brothers were unable to get to the residence in time to see her before she died, according to multiple reports.