Queen swaps ceremonial robe for 'COVID-appropriate' day dress at first appearance since Prince Philip's death

Queen Elizabeth has been seen paying tribute to her late husband Prince Philip as she stepped out for a Royal visit on Saturday 22 May.The 95 year old monarch wore a broach gifted to her by Prince Philip, who died age 99 in April, as she visited the Royal Navy flagship, which was docked in Portsmouth.

Over a month after losing her husband Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth witnessed more heartache as one her pups passed away. According to a latest report in People, the pup was one of the two puppies gifted to the Queen during Prince Philip's last days.

The Queen and Prince Charles have released the first new photo of themselves together since the death of her husband and his father, Prince Phillip. The 95 year old Monarch is launching The Queen's Green Canopy, an initiative encouraging people in the UK to plant trees to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee next year.

Queen Elizabeth II was not alone when she offered remarks and opened Parliament. The longest reigning monarch in British history, 95, was joined by her eldest son, Prince Charles, 72, and his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, 73, on May 11 for the State Opening of Parliament at the House of Lords. The occasion marked Queen Elizabeth’s first official engagement since the loss of her beloved husband of more than 70 years, Prince Philip, in April.

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

Queen Elizabeth II opened British Parliament on Tuesday, but there wasn't the traditional pomp and circumstance. The 95-year-old reigning monarch opted to scale down the event this year, traveling to the Houses of Parliament in a car rather than a carriage. She also chose not to wear a crown or an elegant gown for the occasion.

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

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.

It was previously revealed that the Queen will not be returning to Buckingham Palace following Prince Philip’s death, and now, sources are beginning to understand why. According to a recent report by HELLO! Magazine, the 95-year-old monarch may have never wished to live at the palace to begin with.

Prince Philip, who passed away on 9 April, was paid a royal tribute on 17 April. It has been weeks since the demise of Duke of Edinburgh and the royal's death certificate has now been accessed by The Telegraph.

Queen Elizabeth II looked so pleased to return to her work after her two-week mourning period, following the death of her husband, Prince Philip, on April 9. The British monarch, 95, was captured in a photograph that was tweeted out by the Royal Family on Tuesday, April 27. In the photo, which featured the queen meeting with two new ambassadors to the United Kingdom via video, Queen Elizabeth smiled and wore a beautiful, floral ensemble in hues of blue. You can see the photo below.

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.

The Queen has put on a brave face as she returned to work for the first time since her husband Prince Philip's funeral. The 95 year old was seen via video from Windsor Castle as she carried out royal duties, welcoming dignitaries to Buckingham Palace.

It was the Queen’s 95th birthday this week, and the first one many years that she did not have her husband, the late Prince Philip, by her side. The Duke of Edinburgh passed away on 9 April, at the age of 99, and his death has left “a huge void” in her life, revealed her son Prince Andrew.