Prince William and Duchess Kate Put on United Front at 1st Royal Engagement Since Prince Philip’s Death: Photos

Queen Elizabeth is making her first official public appearance since the death of her husband, Prince Philip.

Queen Elizabeth II is back to her official duties after the death of her husband, Prince Philip, last month.

The Queen was forced to ditch her ceremonial gown today in exchange for a simple lilac day dress and hat at the State Opening of Parliament. Breaking tradition, the Queen did not wear the long crimson velvet Robe of State to the ceremony, which marks her first public engagement since the death of Prince Philip.

The Queen carried out her first major ceremonial duty as head of state since her husband Prince Philip's death last month at the State Opening of Parliament today, 11 May. The 95 year old travelled from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster in a Bentley as opposed to a horse-drawn carriage.

The Queen is set to carry out her first major public royal engagement at Westminster today 11 May since her husband Prince Philip's death last month.

Queen Elizabeth II is back to work following the funeral of her beloved husband, Prince Philip.Her Majesty The Queen conducted a series of royal engagements on Tuesday, marking her first since the Duke of Edinburgh was laid to rest on April 17.

Queen Elizabeth will “fade away gracefully” from her royal duties following the death of Prince Philip, a royal expert has said.The Queen turned 95 last week, four days after the funeral of her husband the Duke of Edinburgh, who died on 9 April age 99. And now, as she approaches the 70th year of her reign in June next year, the monarch is predicted to be set to allow Prince Charles and Prince William to take on more responsibility.

After a solemn week of mourning for the royal family following the sad death of Prince Philip, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stepped out on Wednesday to make their first appearance since the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral. On The Queen's birthday, the couple stepped out together to pay a visit to an air cadets centre in East London.

Prince Philip received one final farewell on the day of his funeral.The Duke of Edinburgh was laid to rest during an intimate and special service on Saturday. After the televised funeral, which reunited Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry, the royal family's official Instagram account tipped their hat to the late patriarch in the most endearing way.

Prince Harry and Prince William reunited for the first time in over a year — but it’s under some sorrowful circumstances.

Prince Harry and Prince William were seated on opposite sides of Saint George’s Chapel for the Funeral of Prince Philip on Saturday (April 17) at Windsor Castle in Windsor, England.

Coming together for their grandfather. Prince Harry was spotted catching up with his brother, Prince William, and his sister-in-law, Duchess Kate, on Saturday, April 17, following Prince Philip‘s funeral.

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Prince Philip will be laid to rest in a private ceremony at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Saturday after he passed away at the age of 99 last Friday. The coronavirus restrictions mean that only 30 guests can attend the funeral of the late Duke of Edinburgh.

Paying their respects. Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla were nearly moved to tears while taking in the supportive messages left outside St James’s Palace following Prince Philip‘s death.

The order of processions was announced Thursday and it was revealed that Prince Harry and Prince William will not walk side by side during any part of the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral.

Prince Philip's funeral is slated to be held on 17th April and the event will be held in a low-key affair. With only 30 family members in attendance, there was much speculation on what the outfits that the senior working members of the royal family will be wearing.